Evening star., 1923-04-30

Wallace Westinghouse Warmoth.
who M:S scheduled to initiate the
proceedings this afternoon, has the
distinctit of having turned in the
hest box performance of any finger
in Bush's stable by reason of his Il
victory in New York, when he limited
TIE lankS to three scattered bin
giles. two of which were tainted. To-
morrow il is anticipated that Jezebel
TecumSeh Zachary, the only local
moundem@n to win both of his first
two starts. will carry the banner of
Bush With Mogridge on the hospital
list and Erillheart shy of form. this
will leave the last two games to be
taken car" of by the righthanders-
Johnson. IOllingSworth, Russell and
Mctirew. and judged by their recent
performances all four may have to
appear.
Ruth Trails I'm HOmers.
Having gone home-runless for eN-
actly a Week-Since he VlctlmlZed
Russell at the stadium for the edi-
tication of President Harding-Babe
Ruth will be out there taking pot
shots at the right field wall in an eff
fort to overhaul Ken Williams of the
Browns. who tops him. AZ. in circuit
rlouts. and Everett Scott Will be
drilling on to his goal of 1000 con-
secutive games, which he viii reach
misunderstanding the unforeseen.
Joe Dugan will be showing the Con
10Y Bluege- mbination how
third base should he played and Bob
Meusel will be demonstrating
through comparison that Goose Goslin
is pretty fair leftfielder, while
Shawkey. Pennock, Jones, Mays, Hoyt
and Bush will he cudeaVorinG to
prove they compose the greatest
pitching staff ever assembled.
Bob Hasty yesterday did much to
further the impression gained last
season and strengthened by his vic
tory in the opening set at Phlladel-
phia that he holds the same kind of
an Indian sign over the Nationals that
old Tom Hughes had on Cleveland and
that earned for Harry Coveleskie the
s"briquet of Giant Killer. by limit
ing the BuShmen to five bingles and
two runs while the AS were mulctlng
Jack Hollingsworth for three tallleS.
in which slips by Evans and Peck
Were factors
Mackmen Initiate Scoring.
Nclch paved the way for the first
tally Of the pastime when he opened
the third inning with Il solid swat to
left center. 1t was good for TWO
bases without any argument but II
uetted three when Evans fumDied
in retrieving it and Frank tailed
while Harris was retiring Dykes. Mat
thews' subsequent single was wasted
Evans fumbled again in the fourth,
giving Miller three bases on his SIN
gle. only TO have Galloway leave him
rional assistance rendered by Peck
was Il contributing factor to the
registration Of Il pair OF Macklan
talIieS i'm the following frame. Welch
walked at the outset and Dykes SIN
gled to center. The pair of 'em ad-
Nanced ii notch when HaSty tapped
past the pitchers box and Bob him
self was safe when Peck took the
tap and tossed high I" Harris, who
covered first Weich was forced at
the plate wien Matthews rolled to
Peck. but Perkins single TO left
raShed Dykes, while Eiconda $ long
fly sent HaSty in.
Hasty meanwhile was outstanding
hits as A squirrel does nuts with the
approach of winter. In fact during
the first six sessions he yielded just
two singles and only the fact that
one of them was combined with his
lone pass and a sacrifice fly permitted
the BuShmen to tally. This was in |
rhe fourth when Evans walked for a
starter, calloped to third on judges
rap to right and scored after Mat
thews grabbed Harris short fly.
Hasty Anxious in seventh.
Elongated Robert had some anxious
moments in the seventh when home
talent attained to third and second
with only one gone. but the leading
citizen of smyrna. Ga. calmly faced
couple of DOME BuSh's best emer- /
@cnCy &tfCkerS and got out of the
Jam with Colors flying. AZ regular
single to right by Harris and Ruel's
Texas Lacquer which Miller could
not quite reach gave Peck ID chance
10 demonstrated his bunting prowess,
with the result that the two of them
moved up A peg. Wade, called on to
bat for Bluese, was victimized on
strikes and Charity, sticking for
Hollingsworth. Iofted harmlessly to
Miller.
Hasty was tapped for a tally in the
eighth. however. when the question
able strength of Matthews wing
again proved a factor. One gone,
Evans doubled to right. took third on
passed ball by Perkins and reached
the platter ahead of Matthews peg
after Wild got under Judges short fly
in right center.