The Washington herald., 1922-06-21
MATS WIN IN 18TH 9TO6U TRIO QUALIFY IN BRITISH OPEN
RICE LEADS FINAL
ATTACK ON FABER;;
ZACHARY FINISHES
Judge Gets Four Hits as
bead-Off Man = Erick
Showered in Eighth.

CHICAGO. Ills. June 20.-Mainly
because of a mental lapse INDUCED
in by Eddie Mulligan the White Sox
took an overtime beating today,
Was 'ington coping a crazy thir-
teen inning affair by s-to-6. Three
runs in what proved to be the final
cision after the teams had battled
scoreless since the eighth when the
Gleason crew put on a three run
rally and tied things at and s.
II Mulligan hadn't pulled one of
his periodical dumL plays the
chances are the Sox would have
copped in eleven rounds. That ses-
sion started with Mulligan getting
to base on an error by Harris at
ter which Collins singled. Two men
on with none gone was a pretty
promising layout but it was shot
TO pieces when Mulligan strayed off
second base and allowed himself to
be caught.
Rice sIugging Hero
There was a regular parade Of
pitchers during the affair, the Sox
employing three and the Senators
two. Leverett and Erickson were
the starters. The home boy got his
first. quitting after the fourth when
four Senators scored. Mulligan also
was to blame for this, messing up
two grounders that went as fluky,
hits
Erickson's departure occurred IN
the hectic eighth and Zachary re-
lieved him. Hodge was Leverette's
successor and after he had strug-
gled successfully through six In
nings, Faber took his place. The
big red head was good for two
rounds but in the thirteenth the
Senators made up for lost time by
peeline off two doubles and a single
with an error sandwiched In.
Rice, who was a terror at bat all
day as well as a regular burglar
in the outfield, started the finish
ing round with two-bagger. his
fifth hit. Sheely then booted
Shanks' bounder. Harris followed
with a single, scoring Rice and for
good measure Brewer cut loose
with a double sending Shanks and
Harris across. One run would have
been sufficient because the Sox
could do nothing in their final at
tack.
Eighth Disastrous
Gleason's fellows started well by
getting a brace of tallies in the
first inning. Collins singled and
so did Hooper. Mostil's tall fly was
dropped by Shanks. Collins scoring
and a moment later Hooper stole
home while Erickson was indulg-
ing In a wind-up. Those tallies
stood up for few innings but when
the Senators started they kept pull
ing away until they had a 6-to-3
advantage In the eighth.
That round put the Sox back IN
the game and also drove Erickson
cover. -Four hits were involved.
IN. Of them by Mulligan driving in
the few good things.
The home swine ~ Hooner's wa.
a darb Erickson saw him going
but was all TANGLED up IN his trick
wind-up. It's like a praver. once
he starts II Ne doesn't dare stop.
Charity whaled one at third IN
the first. trying to get Johnny
Mostil off the bag. The ball was
, whistIinF right for Jchnny's head
when Shanks Iumped to the rescue
and prevented John from being
knocked stupid.
Harris barely missed a hot play
In the second. He nailed Schalk's
grounder with the meat hand and
swunk around backward. tagging
Sheely on the line but the ball got
away from him and erased the ap-
plause.
The way things have been going
In this series made Il necessary for
the Sox to do IL promptly They
got their two runs In seven innings
easier than the Monday score. an
eternity before their Sunday tally.
which was, as Conan Doyle might
say. out Of sight