Evening star., 1923-05-02

~ " r.t~h of appreciation. for his
~. .iE "A1 qualities Of endurance
H'btt NHN !" u" presented with Il
s"'d mrdH! just prior to the start
- tn @a,:ir between the Nationals
;t"i i"nk""% Ill the local ball park
iHaN aft"ru""H. Secretary Edwin
l'.nhH "f the Navy officiating in the
'rrcm"py IN behalf OF the American
League. President T.. Il. Johnson was
expected 10 b" present in his official
capacity, makinss the trip here from
chicago especially for the occasion,
.nl the Marine Band also was sched-
itl"d I" hc "n ht nj the participation
"f Nr. bru',V and the corps musicians
icing Regarded as fitting in view of
the fact That the h"nored inficld
veteran WAS in the naval service dur
lnS The world war
i.oNe SiX-run Lead.
Nr"C l.n& both Mays and Hoyt out
Of Tie box. the Nationals Yesterday
entered th" seventh inning with
Lead "f six runs over the Yankees.
then Zachary lost his cunning. the
Visitors tied it up in one frame and
went "a t. win against Russell in the
"ighth. whom joe Bush. the third of
iiugEiu"' pitchers. delivered the wat
ioi. !s:t rrill,d thc hca"s.
.lui-s''s 'juUhlc. which proved the
'p,ninc ~ lCr Tor IA pair Of Griffith
litti. ft shat Mcu:oI lost in the sun.
'fhcr" = ~ uuthinI fiakey about the
'FnIlUp tiu.liN delivered to score him.
i'"n "vcr, the hall carryin" far over
u us..i> had, md Icing limited to
tGrct ha%f > only by tn. ground rule
due to rli. cirCus seats against the
;"n'". W4.i" ,hcu made his first start
~ = Washington uniform auSpiciuus
10y lining >iI@l" !" center that cash
cd III" 'inn
'irDuri;,- fcur <tiuciug vallops in
tGr thIrd. tHn BUS hm,u :tored two
run ana drove Maye I" the showers.
Harms rr"sci wi.lt hot liner mast
l'u@ar. J'''ic" popped foul. but Cos
itl ~in2l4E ! to LEFT. adVan'inG Harris.
VII" ~,"r"a. uft"I Wade l"fted. when
Ghhrrit% duplicated Gou>''.; blow.
Pee X tlt'n rnUH"ctCd fr" one too hot
tor Scott L. htn,!l, and I;oSiin count
t.i- Thi: MAS the "ud for Mays. On
the first ball pitched by Hoyt his sue
rt@So". Charity and Peck engineered
& double steal. but were left when
UN"iIl ,cftrd
innks Run:r>> TIL Fifth.
Limited hy Zachary tu three hits in
tn h"ri to-" frames, it was not till
he NTH chat The Yanks wcre able to
rally. 80" by o'Nei!i gave them a
tttlt. Jimmy falling /" reach SChang's
hunt in time to attempt Il throw. \
lin"r by Ward thar Peek C"ntrivcd to
r"uch only with his finger tips put
:'rhaug on SuC,ud. he reached third
NVil-u Ward was doubled UP with
scott ana tailed on IIoyt's single over
lh" midway.
';"r,int fImiliar with Hoyts stuff
in the siAih thr EuSiImen connected
for three. .''-tirS good for as many
runs. h"U combined with an error by
I'iEr. Charity was. walked for Il
1'Hrtrr. aud. after Peek died. ad-
rar,,"d on 't'N"ill'> single past Ward.
Charity f"".' third when Zach forced
''N"j}i an! .".'r"d "ia Eice's single to
i"fr. Harris Shot q rafpty TO the same
s',l"r t!r"t :, ri red Zachary. and. in
an gtt"EIpj /" run down Harris. fol-
I"WH.G tn. threw !" III" plate. Rice
al, "s ord. wht n Pipp tossed wildly
I" W"rd
l;onud saw fhe passing of Zach
ar. hut u''t until the fanks had
.''.:,s..l half a dozen taIlies over to
a''ut the count. Schans'S one -baser.
NdrdS double and singles by Scott
and il"fmann. VII" batted for Hoyt.
brought il! two runs. \ pass TO Witt
!"adc,l the hasr:,. pugan'S long fly to
f'"%lin scored scott. and Ruth's dou-
H.: Ia right cdSh"d Haiues. who was
''If in I" un for H"fmamn. Witt tai
lt,i while Pirp was being retired
Ruth taking thitd. The Babe was
'rndit"d With y St.atl of home when
'e crashed into charity and Knocked
'h.' bail out al Pats hands. O'Neilrs
'"uff Of I,uSeIS roller and Goslins
''Ft"i" III f'if!''lhG put the fank on
second. Then Russell was called on
u rel!ev" Zachary and called halt
on the n":rEHl3kinG.
RuSse!l'> PASS Proves Costly.
Russell paved the way for the Yanks
:" tax" the lead in the eighth how
EVER. when h" walked Ward and wild
'lt'h"d him 10 NaC"nd. ONcill retired
scott in spectacular style. but Bush
in"d against the right-iield wall for
t"o bases. scoring Ward. Dugan hit
INTO - double play after Witt walked
Facing Bush in the last three
r"lInGS TIL" Bushmen had but one
"aanCe I" score. That was in the
linth. when Rice singled. Harris sac
"iflceh and Judge walked. Goslin then