The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-24

GAVWOs 1AG n@W UGGuVtIu1 GUEyt
sired, but when he came to put
He complained to Mana gar Bush
Ala -. $500 ........ s..a.,..,. :. -
u noe sSSHt seiVAs cnVu6H ~ 30
the distance and to have somebody
ready
The veteran got awav hovavAr
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sVou u' OAos "a talS
lead, promised TO finish the game.
Nevertheless. he continued 10 feel
wasi-sr ana wA.t,ar ana - 4hn
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elshe" 1ounu HaAnssA naIuAS aOie
to get the ball up to the plate. Only
remarkable support by Roger Peck.
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1npaush 0ilu SoeS IVs eAaDiSu
nm TO go as 1ar as ne ala.
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WtAoh oLle hsahIaDlnO CAAlse up.
explains Manager BUSH. = sald
In myself TN let him mitch i,nat
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$50
that decided me. was out on
that field Immediately and out
c.r,A yvaIter. n wo,IA tavA hAan
San~A,na,s "a have Eenf him q
SnofEsa~ ~ rn;,uAa The ranae was
4,n aIosA
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~ u aDoul lHs rs ss VIII IL
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entire distance. Hollinegworth, for
instance. while proving q tough
customer to hit. nevertheless keeps
faIIi,ir into holes. Then he has to
ice All ha Ias "a escape harm. A
hit ~ hard llck in the share of
! timely fan or two and awav goes
his chance az winning
waIIace Warmoth. on his first
start az the wear. held the Yanks
to one honest odnese-llit and
two scratch blows, defeating them,
tn 1. and vet il is. doubtful IL he
could have gone into extra frames.
Re staggered sadly in the eighth,
filIing the bases with passes. His
luck was with him, and he es-
caped without any harm being
done.
WarnotF was supported admir-
ably by Pat Charity. He kept
up when things looked darkest,
and at least half Of the glory
goes to him. Neyertheiess,
must be recallea that only one
real clean nlt, nAeusels douDIe "
the Nmtn. Was ma0e OH Wat
nloSns denVeEy.
q long run and Conroy picked up
Wards tap just before IL rolled foul.
Though 1t has not been STEADY
winner since the campaign began,
the team is quickly finding itself
Bill Conroy has yet to sparkle at
third base, but Roger Peckinpaugf
is making up for some Of the
youngsters deficiencies, covering
great deal OF ground to his right.
His stop here OF Wards bounder In
the fifth was never Powered any
where by any shortstop.
Evans is playing oeautifui neld.
ing game. He ranges into both left
and right fields and picks up q
ground ball like an infielder. There
seems small chance for Dick Wade
to crash into the batting order
while Evans Ia maintaining his
present pace.
S.n p,o~ =. .oA u,,;n;,. s.. ,;~,t
s:115 ~ 80 S~aS - 49, tt.~rS
IL 49, st..s,.:s.. ~. TO-
80. VIM r. T S, a.. - - a..4e,niSn..
aI; e DtSne ln - - O - 1917
~ risn' dng .,,i - SAP0SVoe 20 yos
RsAylns OIlanS 1907 iOns;
noWever' NC - mStn8 "oA anu
Inc Yankees are plt pee'ed at
cropping TWO In e row 10 the Grit
men, especlally since Bon Snawkey
ana Joe Bush are tnear Ieadng
twlrlers. 1t is PROBABLE tnat Sad
sam Jones wan oppose the Grlfis
To-Day. George Mogrtoge VIII 90
the honorS on the mn II ne warns
up satisfactorily. Other"ise, Jonk-
OF winning their third In a row
from the champions
Yesterdays victory was decided
in the opening frame when the
EYf"ifTnnAn aHnrGH their two fQIIiNg