Evening star., 1923-06-02

Despite the fact that he showed
signs of caving in completely toward
the fag end of his assignment, Fred
Heimach easily outpitched a quartet
of local moundsmen in the opening
affair. he and his mates combing
zachary Brillheart, Zahniser and
Hollingsworth for thirteen bingles,
aggregating twenty-one bases. with
81 Perkins the individual slugging
star by virtue of four safeties, in
Guiding a triple and a double
Tame number two proved to be a
hurting duel between Bryan Harris
and Allan Russell, and the string
bean singer deserved the verdict In
only one frame did he yield more
than a solitary bingle and one of the
two runs made off him was tainted
Russell was making his initial ap-
-pearance of the season as a starting
pitcher and he did well after being
bumped right merrily in the early
stages, allowing but one hit after the
third.
Mackmen Start Early.
The AS lost no time getting down
TO the business at hand in the initial
afray, two runs materializing at the
outset on Riconda's single. Perkins
double. Hauser's death and a wild
pitch by Zachary.
Heimack helped the Nationals get
one of these back in the rear end of
the round by heaving to center field
after Rice singled with two down and
set out to pilfer second. The bum
ne registered when balk was called
on Heimach. A triple by Goslin
which followed went for naught
when Judge fell victim to strikes
and a scratchy blow through Bluege
ny Sheer gave the Mackmen two
couple more in the following
Zachary, on Riconda's inf1eld safety
ana successive triples by Perkins
and Hauser. while another marker
was added in the final when Heimach
Matthews and romped to the platter
as Perkins came through with his
fourth bingle. of the contest
Although several openings against
eighth that the Bushmen succeeded
In taking advantage of one. Then.
with, one gone. Goslin. walked. took
while Stan Harris was forcing Judge.
Riconda to Scheer. The latter's wild
heave in attempting dual killing on
this play put the Washington cap
Peck's triDle to center. The latter
also scored when Charity duplicated
his blow. bTs the rally ended when
Ruel. batting for Zahniser, rolled to
Galloway.
Bluege scratched a single in the
ninth. and Pinch Hitter Evans drew
pass, but finis was written to the
hopes of the Bushmen when Rice
forced Evans and Goslin drilled into
double play.
As Never Headed I'm Nfghtcnp.
Hauser paved the way for the lead
that never was relinquished in round
2 Of the closing combat He smashed
q safety past Judge, continued to sec
ond on the latter's wild heave, took
third on Miller's death and scored on
Galloway's safety. Chick was tagged
q third by Leibold's return of Welch's
single. multiplying a bingle by Scheer
that followed.
II was Matthews who started the
productive third stanza. Wild rammed
base blow past Bluege. and scored.
after Hiconda sacrificed. on Perkins
triple to left. Hauser's fly was far
enough out to permit ST to tally. and
when Goslin fumbled it the burly
firstsacker reached the midway. He
moved up q notch on Miller's swing
ing bunt and tailed while Bing was
being forced by Galloway
That ended the run-making activi-
ties of the AS for this battle, but
they proved sufficient. for two runs
in the fag end of this frame was the
extent of the headway the Nationals
made against Harris. These came