Evening star., 1923-06-11

Goldsherry has another year of
study before he completes his col
.iege course and for this reason has
mot been signed to a contract. He
will, therefore. retain his amateur
status and be eligible to compete in
varsity athletics i'll the. event he is
not retained, but will he given a
thorough Inspection by Manager Bush
and Coach Gibson this summer. and
-tif. he measures up to expectations
cwill take the plunge into profes-
sionalis,n.. Goldsberry is twenty one
years old and married, his wife hav-
ing accompanied him here. He has
received the o. X. of Scout Billy
Smith and is assured of a thorough
trial.
in his last three previous starts
Jezebel Tecumseh Zachary twirled
the Nationals to a 5-to-3 verdict over
.'the Browns yesterday. notwithstand-
ling that he was hit hard and often.
AS result the Bushmcn again are
lin position to wrest the leadership
of the second division from the Fohls,
eonly one more victory being neces-
sary 10 accomplish this.
: Double Plays Check browns.
: The initial double play of the three
registered by the Nationals yesterday
prevented the Browns getting man
'oYer the plate in the first round. In
the second inning the Browns broke
the ice with a solitary tally, and
again that fast infield prevented more
trouble with a two-ply killing. Will
llamS led off with "a double against
the right field fence and started for
tho plate when MCManuS drove Il
sharp single into left. Goslin made
a quick return of the ball to the
plate and Williams turned back.
The ball shot by Zachary and Ruel to
the grandstand and Williams turned
r for another dash TO the plate. Ruel
made quick recovery and threw to
Zachary and nailed Williams al the
plate, MCManue reaching third on the
play Sverefd singled to right scor-
Ing McManuS. but SChliebner hit a
sharp bounder to Pack, forcing the
catcher al second. and Harris'S fast
throw to Judge shut off the batter
for the third out.
: After getting men on bases in the
first and second stanZas without re-
+sult and going out in order in the
third, the GrffS woke up in the fourth
and hammered a trio of runs across
nthe pan. With Judge laid away on
roller to McManus. Bluege soaked
a triple to the seats in left field, but
remained at the far corner on Lei
bold'S roller to Schliebner. Harris
received Tree Transportation u lie
initial corner and then Ruel slammed
= a double along the left field foul
line. scoring Bluege and Harris.
Zachary looked Van Gilder's shoots
over and finally walked Rice fol-
lowed with Il ringing single to cen
ter and Ruel dashed over the plate.
Griffs Score Again I'm Sixth.
IL The Griffs added another run in the
.Fixth. when Harris reached second on
-Gerber'S bad peg to first and dashed
over the rubber when Zachary poked
clean single into left
One more run went up for the Mats
IN the seventh round. when Peck led
off with a terrific Slam to the seats in
left for trio of bases and registered
on Judges fly to Tobin, in right. This
ended the Nationals run-getting for
the day.. but the total proved enough.
The Browns came to life i'll the eighth
after having five goose eggs handed
them i'm row and scored their second
run, the result of Tobins terrific clout
To left for three sacks and Gerber'S fly
to Rice.
The visitors third and final run was
made in the ninth, McManus getting
triple to left and registering on Sew
ereids fly to Goslin. Schliebner then
sent an easy roller to Zachary and Har-
ris. wound up the battle by running into
deep right center to snare Ezzelrs fly.