The Washington times., 1922-09-23

In the proceedings arranged for
this afternoon the cash customers
are assured OF high class flinging,
for Walter Johnson is ready to en-.
gage the southsiders and the Kan
san usually has things his own way
when facing them. Gleason pins his
hopes to Gorham V. Leverctte. how
ever. and if the Gary fast ball shark
operates in the form he has exhibited
in his last two starts, the mighty
Walter will have tough sailing.
The White Cox were forced to fight
all the way in order to hold the lead
gained in the opening round yester-
day when they lit upon Zachary =
pOrtsided repertoire for three mark
crs. That advantage looked to be
of ample proportions for six innings
at the rate Stubby Mack was chuck
ing. for in the first half dozen frames
the former Seattle youth held
Milanites to one measly single, same
bouncing from Stanley Harris bat in
the first inning.
But In the seventh Stubby
waXed careless and the Griffmen
took to slamning the hOsshide
around with startling regularity
and il became necessary for
Gleason to derrick Mack and sub
pOeana Ted Blankenship.
The coal boy arrived Just in time
to save the matinee, for the Sena-
tors. after getting Mack in the
hole with three and two, derived
much JOY from swarming around
the cripple with their war clubs.
Blankenship relieved Mack after
one out in the seventh. the Senators
having compiled three hits and two
runs Off the Californian before the
former arrived and the rescuer was
forced to pitch speed to save the
day.
At the finish the sox boasted
eleven hits Off Zachary while tbs
visitors had wrenched seven from
the combined deliveries OF Mack
and Blankenship.
A pass to Hooper started Zachary
off on the wrong hoof in the opener.
johnson sacrificed, then Collins
drew a ticket Sheely slashed 20
Judge who a.Ied to nip Collins nj
second but Teck's return to Joe
disposed Of the slow moving Sheeiy.
Mostil's screaming double to left
boosted Harry and Eddie across tn.
plate and a sing from Falk's mace
chased Mostil homeward This
bofnbardment caused Milan to put
Erickson TO work in the bullpen,
tuning up for relief service. A
moment later Falk fell stealing,
Lapan to Harris.
Save for q single by Harris In
the cpener and a pass to Brewer
In the second. the Senators were
harmless In the early sessions.
In the Sox third. after one dead.
Collins singled and. on q hit.andrun
play. rushed TO third when Sheely
hinRled to right. Mostil forced
Shselv. Pratt TO Peck. and in the me.
le" Collins rcgistorcd. Mogtii tried
70 steal. only 10 fall victim Of Lapau's
q, odly pegRinE
This 4.to.4 marrin locmcd noun
ain high for the 9 majors at the rate
Mack was flnGing, but the edge wns
materially reduced in tn" seventh.
IN thc fifth, singles by Hooper and
Collins failed to help tha Gl~asor,Ites,
who also went runlpHl in tho sixth,
dcsDitr swats by She"iv and MoStll
md sacrifice by Falk. Q.
A single by Rice awaiting % risht
cirln star cd trouble for Mack In tho
scv"n:h. Gos'ir sacrificed. Brower
walked, then I.apan singled to right
N" ', Cu Eailoped homeward. Peck
doubled to left and Brewer Tailed,
."'h reunion Ted Blankenship sup.
planted Mack. Milan batted for La.
mo , and singled off Mulilgan's
miu. Lapan scoring. The rally
ended with Zachary tanning and
Judge lining 10 Collins,
Hooper roefcd h 3 homer into the
right.field blenchers in the seventh.
In the Washington eighth n double
by Harris, 1ice's lnfield out and
Gosiin's single to johnson gave thu
Senators their last tally. In this
round Brewer lined 10 Hooper. who
made Il great catch. then pegged 10