Evening star., 1922-08-05


Zachary yesterday flashed a display
of mound prowess that compared
very favorably with the exhibitions
of his two predecessors, Johnson and
Mogridge. Schalk and Collins.
through scratch hits and separate in
ningS, were the only aliens to reach
the base lines until the ninth. and
neither got beyond first
Given Scare in Ninth.
In the final frame two real Chicago
hts developed. ]. Thompson Zachary
then registered a strike out, and the
next batsman hit into what would
have been sure fire double play had
not Harris neglected to cover second
AS a result of Bucky's oversight
base blow that followed produced
Chicago's two runs. but Jezehel-
beg pardon Jonathan-has inscribed
a shutout in his own little book, and
he richly deserved it.
Rice's bingle at the outset was
wasted when Harris thumped into
double play, but lone safety proved
productive in the second. With one
gone. Brewer walked, moved up on
Shanks' tap to Sheely and scored on
q line single to center by Peck. Ra-
jah took second on the throw-in. and
continued TO third when Mosul s
also strolled, but Robertson victim
lied Zachary on strikes.
Get Second Counter.
Peck reached the midway in round
five when he walked and Picinich
sacrificed. only to be left as Zachary
whitfield for second time and Rice
i'opped. but the Griffs showed over
%nother counter In the following
frame. Harris opened by whacking
a single past Johnson, close to sec
ond. and Judge. sacrificed. Goslin
then hammered a liner to left that
scored Bucky and reached second on
the throw-in. Goose took third on
Hooper chased across the lot for
Shanks' liner to center.
Picinich drilled into a. double de-
mise after Peck started the seventh
with larrup to left. and a really
serious Griffithian threat was nipped
in the eighth when two of the most
dependable hitters funked in the
pinch Rice started with a shot to
right and after Harris popped foul
trying to bunt. Judge put Sam on
two bases, Hooper barely being able
to reach the ball with his finger tips.
With Goslin and Brewer coming up
some scoring seemed assured, but
Goose popped to Collins on the first
ball pitched and Schalk made a. one
hand catch of Turkeys foul.
Aided to Final Tally.
CneXpeCteu ASSlStdHCo from In6 en-.
emy enabled Washington to register
again in the ninth. However, Shanks
paved the way with a bingle over sec
ond, Peck cleverly sacrificed and Hank
tailed when Mulligan made a base
wild heave of Picinich's roller. Zachary
and Rice both then lofted.
1t was well the unlooked-for aid was
forthcoming, too. fon in the fag end of
the final the Sox. after being held to
pair of scratch singles. punched three
real hits Off Zachary and. duo to an
error of omission by Harris, collected
-wo runs. Mcclellan, batting for Rob-
ertson, showed a single to Shanks and
reached second when Johnson lined
safety to right.
Zach then slipped third strike over
on Mulligan. and when Collins bounded
sTnartly to Peck the end was in sight,
hut Harris neglected to cover second,
so instead of double play Collins alone
died. his mates moving up a notch to a
position where they scored on Hooper's
single to right. Harris was on the job
for the next play, however. taking
Peck's toss of Mostirs roller for the
force-out that ended the battle.