Evening star., 1922-08-27

Manager Cobb was much upset by the
injury of Heiimann. deplorins the fact
that such splendid fellow had been
hurt and asserting its effect on De-
troits pennant chances was second
AIRY consideration. Flagstead took
Heilmanns place in right field and
probably will stay there for the re-
mainder OF the season.
Game n sloppy Affair.
The game was one of those slow.
sloppy affairs. the Tigers using three
pitchers and the Griffs two. The Ma
tionals pounded Dauss in the first three
rounds as though they were going TO
make a runaway affair OF 1t, put d
shift of pitchers. Moore relieving DausS
and Ehmke succeeding the big left
handler. stopped the locals in their tracks
and they proved easy picking there
after. On the other hand. the Tigers
didn't get started until the third stanZa.
but they quickly overcame the five-run
lead and pranced home on the bit.
Zachary volunteered to work, but
after the first inning he found his arm
in such bad shape that he asked Man
ager Milan to be relieved and Brill
heart was on the mound when the sec
und round opened. The young south
paw was not at his best. He had
trouble locating the plate. and was hit
hard as result of growing the ball
TO avoid passes. Harris unlucky error
and his own wild throw to first con-
,ributed a great deal toward his team S
defeat.
Griffs Get on in Front.
The Griffs scored twice in the initial
stanza Harris singled with one down.
stole second. went to third while Goslln
was forcing Brewer at second, and then
home on Shanks' clean single to left.
Gharrity's hard single to left regis
tered Goslin from second.
La Mott singled cleanly to center
in the next round. went to second
when Brillheart was hit in the ribs
and scored on Rice's single to right.
In the third inning Shanks led on
with L ripping triple against the
scoreboard. but held the bag While
Charity was beating out hlgn
bounder to Jones. On the squeeze
play. Peck bunted nicely. Shanks beat
ing the throw to the plate and Charity
reaching second. Blue got hold OF
La Motifs bunt- and pegged Charity
out at third. while Peck took second.
Rrillheart then got Texas Lacquer
into short left and Roger came dash
ing home.
That ended the Griffs for the day
in the scoring line. although they got
three men on with two down In the
fourth. when Charity left them
stranded by striking out. In the hnai
round. when Ehmke eased sllghtiy'
Shanks and Peck got singles sand
wiched between two out. but La
Notes fly to Cobb closed the game.
Tiger. Handy With Flails.
Three hits in rotation. with two
Sown, in the third resulted in the
fyeers' first run; a base on balls and
three singles scored another in the
fourth, and three more in the nIln
tied up the score. Harris started the
trouble by falling down on Cobo's
honnder: Tyrus worried Brillheart
into passing Veach, and then came
a single, a sacrifice and another sim
gle. In the sixth Brillhearts bad
throw to first, that was followed oy
Heilman's injury, was responsl0le iol
two more runs, and their final tally
accrued in the ninth. the result OF
Haney's single, a sacrihce ana
safety by Rigney.
The Tigers plny their final game OF
the season here this afternoon. wal
ter Johnson, who is in good shape at
pr ssent, probably will draw Pillette
as his mound opponent.
Rigncy, at short, has proved find
for the Tigers. He fielded brilliantly
Yesterday and at the bat tore off
triple and three singles in four trips
up.
Bob La Mott and Lu Blue had an
other humping match in the first
round, but this time the third sacker
held on to the ball. Bob was some
what peeved over Lu knocking him
around, but Umpire Nallin pulled the
men apart before any blows were
struck.
GOslin continued to get hit out of
three times up. which kept his aver
age from deterforating, but he made
bad start by muffing Cutshaw's fly
in the first inning. the only chance
he had.