The Washington herald., 1922-09-23

DOWN ZACHARY,
MATS LOSING, GA
Hooper and Mostil Ram
Circuit Clouts After
Griffs' Rally.

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run attack in the first inning. fol-
lowed by home-run encores deiiv-
cred by Harry Hooper and Johnny
Mostil. proved sufficient to overcome
kthe well-known washington jinx
today. the White sox coping the
Icsener of the last at-home series
of the year by 6 to 4. To do this
they had to step on Jezebei Tecum-
sch Zachary. one OF the southpaws
who has been bothering them all
season.
Jezebel went the route. but at
the finish knew he had been any
thing but a success. The Sox clouted
him for eleven safeties and he was
lucky to have only six runs scored
against him. Meanwhile the SEN
ators were SOMEWHAT helplessA get
ting only one hit in six innings.
and then driving Frank ("stubby")
Mack of the slab in the seventh
with al rally that netted three tallies.
Ted Blankenship stepped forth TO
relieve his ailing mate and with
tight support was good cough to
get by.
Sox start Early.
The South Siders nicked Jezebei
in the first with two hits that were
decorated with a couple OF passes.
Hooper drew one ticket to open the
inning and was sacrificed to second
by johnson. Collins then strolled.
Sheely couldn't produce anything
but an infield out. Mostil. however.
soaked one down the third base line
for a double. Hooper and Collins
counting. Falk tore loose a single
to right, on which Mostil rode home.
Gleason's crew stepped out in the
third and padded their lead with an
other tally. This Washington
brought about by a single by CJI
lins, who went to third when Sheeiy
banged a safe one to right. Mostil
| then grounded to Harris to force
Sheely at second and Collins scored
on the play. After this things were
dull until Washington's seventh.
Mats Come Back.
Rice opened the above inning with
a single, Goslin sacrificed and Brow
er walked. Lapan slapped at hit to
right. scoring Rice. and Peck
doubled over Falk. sending Brewer
| across. That blow ended Mack.
When T. Blankenship arrived Milan
was on hand to bat for LaMotte:
The manager beat out a hit to Null
ligan and Lapan tailed. Then Zach
airy famed and the round ended
with Judges liner to Collins
The Sox came back in their half
with Hooper's homer that sailed into
the right field seats. Then WASH
ngton pulled up again in the eighth
with a run on a double play by Hsr-
ris and a single by Goslin. Mostil
redeemed this tally In the home half
by soaking the ball into the left
field bleachers, and after this moth
ing happened.
Same teams will cavort at Comis-
KEY Park tomorrow afternoon. G. V.
Leverett Is slated to pitch for the
hose
A large number of ladies attended
the last ladies' day of the season.
Nick Altrock did a lot of entertain
ing for the fair ones before the
game.
Manager Gleason sent Eddie Null
liSan back to third base. Hervey
Mcclellan doing duty on the third
base coaching line. Little Mac"
was not hitting. Mulligan nearly
got hit in the fourth. Goose"
Goslin. however. made a nice sprint
to make the catch.
Stubby Mack pitched six great
innings for the White Sox. but he
blew up in the seventh and had to
give way to Ted Blankenshlp, the
Texas cowboy. Ted was in there
and delivering at the finish.
Zachary. well known lefthander.
pitched the full distance for the
visitors MostiTs hitting featured.
He got a single double and home
run into the left field seats. Harry
Hooper also got a home run. His
four-baser landed in the right field
seats. without the home runs they
probably would be playing yet.
Lapan worked Mack for a pass
with one gone in the fifth. But he
did not get beyond first base. Peck
flying to Mostil and Mulligan max
ing a swell stop to nall LaMotte at
first for the third out.