Evening star., 1923-07-08
SECOND GAME.

DOME Bush's artillerists opened
, fire on Ted Blankenship in the hrsi
inning of the second encounter of the
day After Happenny had tossed ou'
Rice, Peck clouted a one-baser tc
| right and got to third when Mosti
| was a bit slow In fielding Goslin's
single. Charity scored Rajah will
! fly to deep left. Goslin pilferet
second and Ruel walked. but the,
left as Evans skied to Mostil.
The Sox stepped to the plate anG
back to the bench in order in theil
portion of the first, and both clubs
did the same in the second inning
The Nationals got a runner on third
gle to right, Peck's sacrifice and
Goslin's retirement doing the work
before Charity flied to Elsh.
Only three. White Sox faced Zach
ary in the third. but both clubs dent
ed the sacks in the fourth session
toward Happenny and made first, de-
spite the latter's great stop and
throw. Bluege scratched a hit off
McClellan's glove. but Zachary was q
strike-out victim. In the Sox half
Hooper popped to Ruel. but McClel.
Ian singled to center. the first wallor
off Zachary. Evans thrilling catch
then took care of Mostil and Sheely
sent an easy chance to Rice.
sox Act Up in Fifth.
None of the Nationals bothered
Blankenship in the fifth. but the Sox
were a bit active in that chapter.
Elsh began the frame with a clout to
center that was held to a single only
by Rice's fast work. Kamm sacri-
feed and when Happenny was retired
Elsh went to third. Graham's best
was an easy grounder to Peck.
Runners adorned the sacks in the
sixth. Charity was walked to start
the Nationals half and Ruel ad-
vanced him with a neat bunt Evans
ever. With Blankenship gone, Hoo
per got the third Sox hit, a single
that Bluege knocked down just In
front of Peck, but was thrown out
attempting to steal.
cross we ths pate in nuns the
thanks mainly to the 100000 beauty,
Willie Kamm. Bluege pried the lid
off the inning with a one-sack blow
to left. Zachary, ordered to sacrifice.
pop-bunted toward third. Kamm
came in too late to catch the ball and
ter field in his effort to head off
Bluege at second Zach took the mid
die station on the error. Rice's sin
gle to center scored Bluege and
moved Zach to third. Rice got to the
far corner and Peck to second while
Jezebel was being run down after
Roger had tapped to Kamm. An in
territorial pass to Goslin filled the
sacks. Gharrity's fly to Mostil was
too short to permit a try for the plate
by Rice, but Ruers stroll forced Sam
home. Evans ended the affair by
grounding to Happenny.
Harris Error In Costly.
Harris error started the Sox to a
pair Of tallies in the last half of the
seventh. At the outset of the session
Bucky gathered in Mostil's grounder
but dropped the ball as he was about
to throw. Sheeiy's single to right
counted and sheely stepped to second
as Zachary cut loose with wild
pitch. Elsh sacrificed and Kamm
singled, scoring Sheely. When Hap
penny raped to Bluege, a play was
made for Kamm. at the middle sack
body was safe. Schalk, batting for
Graham. singled off Bluege's shin
filling the bases. but Collins, sent to
the plate for Blankenship. hit into
double play, Zachary to Ruel to
In the Nationals eighth Harris
drew a pass, but could not get be-
yond second. With two down in the
Sox portion, Mostil cheereds the
South siders with a triple over Evans
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grounder to Peck.
The Bushmen could do nothing in
the ninth, but the Sox threatened to
win or prolong the game. With
EIsh gone. Kamm singled and was
forced by Happenny. Zachary famed
Schalk, but Ruel let the third strike
get by. Happenny going to second
and Schalk to first. Leverett sim
sled sharply to. left and Happenny
set gail for home, only to be cut dowr
by Gosfin's line throw to ,Ruel.