Evening star., 1923-08-28

Paul Zahniser opened fire against
the Cobbmen. but plainly showed in
the hrst inning that he was in no
tprm ip for such a job. He walked
MIN and was damaged to the extent
OF trio of tallies. Yet Bush had
10 leave the pitcher on the slab and
after staggering through four more
severely in the sixth. Then the Ty-
gers fell upon him for two triples
and pair of singles that, mixed
with walk. put the game beyond
reach OF the Nationals.
"hlle ZahniSer was absorbing his
punishment. George Dauss. pitching
ace OF the Cobbmen. did not find the
going any too smooth. However he
was fortunate enough to keep the
Nationals in hand fairly we'll until
him sava gely. but Manager Cobb was
Well prepared to handle the situation
He rushed Bert Cole to the mound
and the Bushmen were quietsd
quickly.
Fresh Hurler Saves Tigers.
Had Cobb been in Bush's position
the game probably would have been
more even contest, for the Nation
ais We're beaten more deciSiyely than
Ihe 9-to-6 score would indicate
Dauss was dropping fast when the
nationals began their late attack
ana mad 1t been necessary to keep him
IN action he would very likely have
neen well pounded. 1t seems, though,
that all of the other clubs are able to
produce fresh boxman at critical
moments, while Bush has nothing
on on hand but a lot of work worn
suits with these weary athletes for
heavily.
In the opening inning Zahniser was
as wild as on the day in Chicago
curing this trip. when he set "A sea-
corps by walking ten batters. He
got himself into trouble at the out
set by dropping a throw from Judge
VINO had felded Blues grounder, per-
mlttIns the Tiger to make first
OF Jones line foul. but four pitched
balls gave Cobb his base and Manush
only needed five pitches for a stroll,
lahnlser then got into a mess
nurilns to Heilmann and with two
better to purposely pass the Tiger
slugSer. Before he ACCOMPLISHED
,thls a passed ball let Blue score and
the other runners advance a base.
Risney sent long fly to Rice and
after the catch everybody moved for
ward notch. Cobb getting TO the
plate: When Haney poled a single
to left, Manush scored but HeiImann,
100 ambitious, was caught at the
plate by Goslin's throw to Ruel.
Pepper Dauss in Second
The Nationals kept themselves in
the game by combing Dauss for a
par or runs in the second frame.
tlce and Judge singled and Ruel
tailed Rice and put Judge at third
with d double to center After Harris
fy was caught by Cobb, Judge scored.
me Nationals still We're in the game
when Haney's single, BassIer's sacri-
nee. passes to Dauss and Blue and
Jones out gave the Tigers their
iourth marker. but they became a
long shot to win when Zahniser lost
all his stuff" in the sixth.
Again pass started the trouble.
BaSsler getting il. A great catch by
Hice of a liner put Dauss out of the
way, but Blue tripled, Jones singled,
and after Cobb fouled deep to Rice,
Manush hit three bagger and He'll
mann singled. This rally netted the
Tygers four runs. Zahniser meant
nothing TO Cobb's batters at the time,
but Bush could do nothing to stop
the flood of hits
Successive singles by Zahniser and
Leibold. walk to Peck and Goslin's
one-baser that tailed Zahniser in
the eighth sent Dauss off the slab.
Rice walloped Cole, the newcomer.
for two-base hit that scored Leibold
and Peck, and Goslin got in from third
Dase after Cohb grabbed Gharrity's fy
That was all for the Bushmen
The Tigers, just to show what they
could do against Zahniser got another
run in the eighth, singles by Jones
and Cobb and Maushs fly to rice pro-
ducing it, They probably are ready
now to try their fails against the
pitches Of George Mogridge and Mon
roe Mitchell. They are all DOME Bush
has left for mound duty unless he
calls upon Allen RUSSELL who is Just
about worn out from so much relief
work.