Evening star., 1922-05-30

Batted for Picinich in sixth.
rune out when winning run scored

Hated for karr in eighth.
stripes pe'eu 10 to, tor W Collins in eighth two
BOSTON,. o o i o = 5-s
Rray h~oI p oase hits-Gharrity. Leibold. J. Harr,.
"el, I.Ga. hurns t2) and Dugan. Three-base hits"
Smifb anu pe.rfn liner Smith. Stolen bases-EsrI
riL Peckinpaugh, Brewer, Piercy Har
Ts ISs ana Menosky: Double playsNS. HSrri. -
% Boston 70 10 LEFT. LEFT on basss-washinston. O.:
on on Phillips. .: of Francis. /: Off 'sason' Piason
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tWn in,in Snone ont IN fourth; OF Phillips, in
third innings: of Karr. in m two @ sId ana one one
rhrras nir innings; OF Fullerton, in thpe. '~O tO
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again pulled char1eyhorse In tn.
hfth inning of tho opener, smith
who retained the Job for IN. r..
inainder of tho day. played tho po-
sition in good style.
Harris showed an tnkling of a re-
turn to batting form. He got three
walking twice. but one Of his safeties
was a Texas Lacquer and another
was dragging bunt.
Eric got some good sunport e,na-
cially from Goslin Goose made
couple of good catches. making one
on dash up the bank in left field
known as Lewis hill, because Duffy
used to be about the only player who
could go up there and get 'em.
Utility Player George Burns proved
to be whale of a substitute. AS
a pinch hitter and sub he got three
doubles in four times at bat
Blacky O'Rourke did not play i'm
pressively against his old teammates.
His arm still is as untrue as 1t was
showed, though, that he can still
snag fouls out in left field territory
by making a remarkable catch of
Picinich.
Peck played nifty game afield.
his most notable piece Of work saw
ing the Nationals from being de-
feated In regulation time in the sec;
he robbed ]. Collins Of hit by a
sensational barehand stop and nailed
'Temperamental Joe" at third.
John Collins, who cut quite a swath
as substitute for Elmer Smith. had
an unusual experience in the fourth
inning of the final game. He ran for
Smith and scored, and later went TO
the bat with the bases loaded as the
tenth man up in the session. He hit
to tho pitcher for the third out. Col
lins also robbed Earl Smith of a
triple by a long sprint and leaping
ono handed catch.
Manager Duty played q mean trick
on Eddie Foster in the eighth inning
Of the second game, In which Ruel,
first up for the Red Sox. was passed.
W. Collins was sent in for Karr with
orders to bunt. He fouled two, and
then Foster was called to the plate.
He famed on the only ball pitched
to him.
Gleason appeared to have nothing"
from the outset in tho second game.
Although the Red Sox counted on him
only once in the first three innings,
the way they were meeting his Offer
ings made 1T apparent he would not
last. Phillips never looked good at
any time either. Francis, who had
pitched such hard game against the
Yankees last Saturday. showed lot
Of stun until his downfall came in
the eleventh.
Turk was being warmed up to
take Phillips. place in the. final clash
until the Griffs put on the rally in
the sixth that sent them ahead. Then
Manager Milan had Francis get ready.
1t may be necessary TO use Turk be-
fore the double-header epidemic
here ends tomorrow.