Evening star., 1923-05-06

Zach issued but two passes. re-
ceived faultiess support except for
an inconsequential bum chuck by
Bluege. and one of the safeties
ing Texas Lacquer, on which the lucky
alien got a cheap double.
Ehmke had to turn in gilt-eSge
performance to earn Il verdict under
'ryger did just that thing. Save for
the sixth inning. when the BuShmen
evolved their lone tally. only one of
them reached the midway. and in eX-
aCtly half of the dozen sessions they
were set down in one-two-three or
der. One Of Ehmke's two passes,
with Rice the beneficiary on each oc-
casion. paved the way for that soli-
tary marker. but he allowed only
FIVE hits all told. whitfield four and
had enough in reserve to set down
Wa e;% Charity and Peck in order
~ ,er his playmatcs had penetrated
Zachary's armoE
Shnnks and Picinieh Do II.
Burns orened the twelfth with d
singing single to left. The lumber
ing firstSackcr was choked off at
second when Bluege made a neat
stop of Leibolds bid for a safety and
as the latter i'll turn was forced by
Mcmillan. the 6,000-odd spectators
was TO be reckoned with. and the
merciless Monican justified his mo-
nicker by skimming safety over
second that sent Mcmillan to the far
corner This put it up to Picinich,
THAT other former National, and VAL
entine promptly plunked to an un-
guarded spot in center for the tally
that settled the issue. Ehmke and
Fewster follower with superhuous
swats that accounted for two wholly
unnecessary runs before Brillheart
was summoned to end this pernicious
activity by making Collins foul to
Charity.
Ehmke's f1uke double was the only
ningle recorded off Zachary in the
first three innings, but the SoN
grouped a pair with a bit of luck to
register in the fourth. Collins opened
with a safety to left that netted three
bases when the ball took a queer hop
far over Goslin's head. and he Tailed
promptly on Joe Harris safety to the
same sector. Burns then raped into
a double play
opener on his screeching single to
right and Stan Harris sacrifice. only
10 perish when Judge popped and
Eoslin bounced to the box. Charity
got no farther than the initial sta
tion when Mcmillan fumbled his roll
Ter in round ., and GoSlin was picked
off first by Picinich after blasting
safety past Burns in the fourth
1t was pass to Rice. the first of the
pastime, that paved the way for the
tying talIN Dy ,-lne BuSniheH III lhe
sixth. stan Harris moved Sam up a
notch by fhs suicide route, and he tai
lied when Judge ripped single
through the box that Shanks barely
reached. Goslin also drilled safety
through Ehmke, but was left with
Judge when Ehmke intercepted
Wade's wicked wallop.
Real "Pitchers' Battle"
Until Zachary faded the contest was
Il .verita Bile spitchers' battle. Up to
the fatal fiHale Zach had a shade the
better of Ehmke in the matter of the
number of deliveries he was COM
peiled to make, to retire the side. a
statistical fan kept score of the num-
Tin the first inning; Zachary delivered
s balls to Ehmisei iH15; in the second
the count was Ia mary 4, Ehmke u;
fourth. when B6Ston scored one run.
Zachary IA. EHhke 9: fifth, Zachary
S, Ehmke 11;ssixth. when Washing
ton scored itstrun. Zachary ). Ehmke
Il; seventh. Zachary IL. Ehmke g.:
eighth. Zachary 10. due to Picinich
fouling six balls after the count was
, and =, Ehmke IS: ninth. Zachary a,
Ehmke IS: tenth. Zachary Is, Ehmke.
): eleventh, Zachary 9. Ehmke 10;
twelfth, Zachary "a. Brillheart 3,
Ehmke IL. The totals were: Zachary,
144; Brillheart. So; Ehmke, 141; small
fer a twelve-inning game.