The Washington herald., 1922-07-25
WALKER SMASHES
HOMER "a; MATS
ROCKIES STAR
BriMheart Stops AS; La
moHe Doubles, and
Goslin stabs Liner. :


PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July a.
Timely bingIfng of Erick Erick-
son. the- mighty swede. including
home rnn poke by Tiiiy walker
his twenty fourth of the season.
into the left field stands. CAV. the
Maciss +-to-e victory over the
Nationals In their one-day stand
here THIS afternoon.
when walker. who is now in
front with home run honors in this
loop By three. leaned on Erick's
Offering to start the third and got
the circuit ticket. "olafr' walked
to the showers.
Recruits Star.
However. Manager Milan jour-
neysd toward Detroit tonight with
a few sweet thoughts to brighten
the cloudy mess enveloping Ma
tionA activities- During the day
three Nat recruits uncorked some
ball which ranks among the bright
est displayed here this season.
Kid Briilheart. the 1s-year-old
southpaw. literally stood the Mack
men on their heads from the thiId
inning on. He walked a few, bat
, struck out enough to compensate
for any losses in this line. Is.
Bobby LaMotte. rookie third
baseman, lined out a double and
performed nicely at third station.
Goslin.s rookie number three. COM
pIeted the most spectacular play OF
the Season here when he reached
over the left field bleachers watl
over the left field bleacher wall
speared welch's drive. 1t was a
great play and the former Sally
League star got a big hand
As Get Big start.
The AS grabbed a two-run lead
In the opening stanza after Nc
Gowan had grounded out, Harris
to Judge. Dykes singled to center
and stole second. Walker walked
Hauser singled to right. Dykes
counting. Galloway forced Hsuser
at second. but walker scored the
second run of the inning. Picinich
then picked Galloway OF first by
snap peg.
Washington got one back in the
second when Smith singled to right
and took second when Galloway
erred on Peck's grounder, all hands
being safe. LaMotte hit into a dou-
BILE play. Dykes. to Sheer to Hauser.
Smith taking third. Picinich singled
TO center and Smith counted, Erick
famed.
walker Clouts Homer.
The AS squared the inning. Per-
kins walked. Welch forced Perkins.
Peckinpaugh to Harris. Sheer was
out. Harris to Judge, but with two
down slim" Harris poked one to
center and welch counted. Meow
an walked and Dykes singled. but
Harris was nipped at the plate. Rice
to Picinich-
Tilly walker, first up in the third.
rammed out homer number twenty
four and Erick called 1t quits. Brill
heart took the mound and had
things about his own way.
y LaMette Doubles.
Washington collected its second
and final run of the game in the
fourth. Peck walked and Bobby La
Motto smote one into left good for
a double, Peck stopping at third.
Galloway threw out Picinich and
Peck romped across the plate. Brill
heart fouled to Hauser and Rice
went out, Galloway to Hauser.
Brillheart loaded the bases in the
fourth. Welch famed to open. Sheer
walked and B. Harris famed. Free
ticketS to MCGOWAN and Dykes jam
med the hassocks, but Picinich
caught MCGOWAN asleep at second
. and the show was over.
Two games had been planned. but
early departure required for both
teams. forced a postponement of the
second. The Mats left for Detroit
while. the AS boarded the rattIers
for Cleveland.
Walter Johnson will likely get the
call for Milan's mound work against
the Tigers in their first game to-
morrow.