Evening star., 1922-05-07

The pitchers battle between Zach
airy and Pennock was an even affair
all the way, both sides getting four
safeties with total of seven bases.
That a veteran of Zach's experience
should pull stunt like a baIk from
any angle is mystery to his team
mates.
1t looked for a minute or two as
If the Griffs were going to get to
Pennoek in the eighth stanza, when
Shanks, registering his second safety
Of the game. slammed a clean single
into center and gailoped to third on
Brower's timely single to right.
Howard tried for home on Peck's
fast bounder to Pratt, but the latter
threw accurately to Walters and
Charity then was passed purposely.
filling the bases, and Goebel was
sent up in place of Zachary, he being
right-hand hitter. Pennock was
too much for Goebel, tanning him
after numerous fouls, and Bush ended
the inning with a foul fly, upon which
Joe Harris made a remarkable catch
after running mile to get under the
ball.
This was about the only chance the
Griffs had of scoring. although
Shanks registered a double with one
down in the second, and Brewer
triple with two down in the fifth, only
to have the succeeding batsmen sue
cumb to the skill of Mr.. Pennock.
Milan Uses New Line-Up.
Manager Milan sent a new lineup
in against the Sox this afternoon,
showing Bush up to his old lead-ofr
position and placing Shanks in left
doing bench duty. Shanks' bad hand
Is almost well, and he hit the ball
hard in batting practice. Charity
said his leg was not quite well, but
he willingly resumed his work behind
the plate. knowing he was badly
needed.e
Both sides went out in order in the
first inning, the pitchers doing good
work. Charity made a nice play on
Leibold, the first man up. getting his
swinging bunt on the bound with one
hand and ten throwing the runner
out at first. In the. second stanza
Shanks laced a nice two-bagger to
center for his debut, but carelessly
overran second and was out, Leibol6
to Dugan. Dugan also got a double
to right in the Sox' turn with one
down, but rested there as Zachary
famed Harris, and Bush tossed out
Burns.
The third and fourth innings also
were runless.
Boston's Lone Run q Gift.
Boston's lone run in the fifth was
gift from Zachary. Joe Harris led
with a double to center and went to
third on Burnes' sacrifice. Owens
ambled home. All the Griffs got
al ound Owens, protesting the decis-
ion, but to no avail. Nick Altrock
went a little too far and was ordered
off the ground. the crowd showing
sympathy for the comedian. During
the Griffs' turn at the bat in this
inning, Brewer woke things up with
a triple to right with two down,
but is was thrown away, as Peck
fouled out to Walters.
Nothing doing in the sixth, and 1t
was one-two-three for both in the
seventh. but in the eighth, Shanks
led off with single to center and
raced to third on Brower's single 10
short right. Peck then rolled to Pratt
and shanks was out at the plate on q
nice throw by Derrin to Walters.
Brewer stopping at second: Charity
looked dangerous and was walked, filling
the bases. At this point Goebel was sent
in to bat for Zachary and Smith to
run for Charity. Goebeis best was
three strikes, and the exciting round
was closed by Bush with a foul fly
that was captured by Joe Harris af-
ter a long run, lelving three Griffs
roosting on the SACKS. -
Walter Johnson ascended the rub
ber in the eighth, with Picinich on
the receiving end, and turned back
the SoX IN OrQer. PennOck continued
his good work to the end, setting
down Stan Harris, Rice and Judge on
easy chances.
The change in time under the day
light saving gave the Griffs plenty Of
time to return to the hotel after the
game for dinner and then board the
Federal express for home.
The playing AeId at Fenway Park
dried out remarkably fast, consider
ing the two days hard rain, and when
play started the warm sun and breeze
sweeping across the grounds placed
the grounds in fairly good condition.
.aBrfcko Owens was a caller at the
hotel last night, and the veteran UNI
pire had to stand for a lot Of kidding
from the players. He is one of the
few arbitrators the players around
the circuit admire and like to SEQ
working behind the plate, but 1t Is
doubtful IL he will be so popular after
his decision this afternoon.
Brower and Shanks did all the hit
ting for the Griffs this afternoon.
Herb Pennock having the Indian sign
against the otherH Howard got q
double and q single, while Frank
laced ont a triDle and n SinRle.