Evening star., 1922-06-13

BY the display of a combination
OF pitching and batting prowess. for
which he is rapidly acquiring rep
utatiOn. Zach went to the mound in
the ninth with the returns resdins
to in his favor. One OF the
pair of tallies eked off his delivery
was lucky affair. while all that
accrued to the Griffs We're fairly
earned. Jczebvl himself being a prom
ineut factor in amassing them, his
two doubles and as many singles of
Howard Ehmke having driven in a
brace Of markers. while he regis
tered another himself.
HeIImann starts Trouble.
Heilmann started the final frame
with a single IL right. but little was
thought of that. especially when
Cutshaw rolled To the box, With the
ball coming right at him, the obvious
thing for Zach to do was grab IT,
and he did. with the result. that He'll
mann was forced at second. But
when Rigney rolled in the direction
of right field it never occurred to
Zach that he should cover first base.
Judge knocked the ball d,sn and
was all set for toss TO the sack
when he discovered there was no
on on the base, Jezebel being
discerned norchalantly draped on the
rubber.
This oversight all but proved the
BaSSler followed with a single to
center that scored Cutshaw and OIL
sen who went in to run for the
hackStupper. was forced by Woodall
batting for Ehmke. when lie Motto
ferr;ed his rap to Harris. 1t Is true
that imp Connolly missed" one
when he failed to call out Woodall
on Harris relay To Judge for double
play that would have ended it, but
miss 1t he did.
Flagstcad then was wounded. filling
the bases, and as the fans roared
Haney ranmed a single past Harris
that sent Riguey home. The crowd
of less than 1000 made enough noise
for A multitude ten times that size
as Cobb came up with suftcient
Tigers on the paths to knot the
count. Ty delivered a shot to center
that registered Woodall and Flag
stead and placed Haney with the
tying tally on third.
Neach Fails in Pinch.
1t was up to Veach a vicious slug
ger who had gone hitless all after
noon and was, therefore, overdue.
He failed to rise to the emergency,
his roller to Harris being carefully
transferred to Judges glove as the
racket suddenly subsidized and one
sandy-haired athlete picked his way
toward the showers through the dis
appointed fans. homeward bound.
mentally reviewing the lesson so
Strikingly impressed on him. Here
after this clubs 4onna have two
first baSc1ncn whenever l pitch" was
ZaCit's comment
EiCe'S single and theft in the open
er We're wasted. but Ehmke was Wig
orously pummelled in round 5. when
the Nationals chalked up quartet
of counters. La Motto started il with
a SlaShing double to left and prompt
" tailed on a blow of similar pro-
portions to right center by Zachary.
Bluege walked and. with Zachary,
scored on a two-bagger down the
foul line in left by Harris. The lat
ter took third when Rice beat out a
hunt to Jones. Sam was forced by
Judge, who stole second, and Stan
ley then counted on Brewers long
liner To Flagstead. Judge taking
third after the catch. Smith was
passed and swiped his way to the
middle cushion. but was left with
Judge when picinich swung at a bad
strike.
Tame for Three Innings.
FlaGstead's unsupported double to
left to open the fourth was the only
break in the regular retirement of
the Tigers until. with two down in
the fourth. Zachary paved the way
for Detroit's initial tally by frank
ing Rigncy. who galloped to third on
and scored when F;hmke shunted n
safety to left. The latter was forced
by FlaCStead.
La Motto whitfield before Zachary
riftled single over Rigney's head
in the fourth and was left with
Bluege. who walked. when Rice roll
ed to Cutshaw. but there was some
one on when Jezebel came to bat in
the sixth and the result was another
run for the Griffs. The some one
was Picinich, who walked for a
starter and was put into position
10 score by La Notes sacrifice.
Score he did when Zach uncorked his
third consecutive safety, this one a