Evening star., 1923-07-08

most approved style. Several times
today in the double-header Charity
was called upon to dig 'em out of the
dirt, but he never let one get by.
Double play No. So for the season,
made today in the fist game. was due
to the smartness of George Mogridge.
In the second inning. with Sheely on
first base as the result of a single,
Fish pop-banted toward the box.
thinking Mogridge would make the
catch. Sheely clung to first. but
threw to the initial corner retiring
Elsh and Gharrity's relay to Peck
doubled Sheely, who had darted to-
ward second. Double play No. 81
was made In the ninth inning and No.
81 was registered in the seventh
inning of the second engagement
The White Sox have Increased their
Litching staff. acquiring by the waiver
route Leon Cadore, former right-hand
corps was bolstered further today by
the return to good standing of Charlie
Robertson, finger Of no-hit fame, who
was set down for misbehavior during
the Gleason crews last series with
the Tigers.
Manager Donie Bush figures the
White Sox are not very fond of port
siders, so he expects to send Cy War
moth to the hill against them to-
morrow. Mike Cvengros or Robert
son may be selected by Kid Gleason
for the Sox mound task.
Clifford Happeny. former Univer-
sity of Illinois diamond star, filling
in at second base for Eddie Collins
while that worthy's sore leg is heal
ing. is q snappy fielder and thrower
;; and makes a favorable impression at
bat He slammed the ball to all
corners of the field this afternoon,
but was credited with only one safe
wallop.
Conni:key Park has been revamped
since the start of the season. The
diamond has been shifted a trifie,
the entire field resodded and more
comfortable dugouts built for the
teams. The playing field now ranks
with the best in the American League
INSTEAD of with the worst, as 1t did
when the Nationals were here in
May.
Twice In the first game. White
narily would have been easy outs
when a high sun interfered with
catches. In the fourth inning Peck came
in to the pitchers box and camped
ball was about to nestle in his hands
had to duck out of Old Soils, glare.
Harris did the same thing when EIsh
popped to short right In the seventh
session.
Holmes. umpfring at second base in
the nfghtcap, got his signs crossed
when Goslfn slid into the bag for a
steal after two out. His jumps raised
his mitt, giving the signal usually in
dicating an out. so the White Sox
players tossed away their gloves and
began leaving the field, while Goslin
shouted to the Sox that Goslin was
all around, but Goose got back to sec
/ ond safely.
Go1lin contributed a great shoe
! string catch in the seventh inning of
! the. first game, Schalk being the. VIC
| tim. The clever fielding prevented a
White Sox run. Elsh being on second
at the time. The latter got back at
(; Goslin in the fifth inning of the Sec
orid encounter, however, when Goose
lined to left. Roy made dive at
the ball. caught 1t just before 1t
reached the ground and came out of
1 somersault with the sphere in his
possession.
No attendance figures were an
nounced for the matinee, but 1t was
| estimated that at least 10000 fans
were in the spacious stands.
| /, Three more games are due in the
| ipresent series with the Sox, ono be-
/ Ing scheduled for tomorrow and the
iothers, Monday.