Evening star., 1923-06-25

This HaSty person, who was charged
with the defeat yesterday, long has
been thorn in the side of the Griffs,
but he was solved after the third
and had to be derricked in round six
with a whole fistful of runs register
ed off him. and his successor was not
much of an Improvement, Ogden be-
ing spanked for three more tGllies.
Both teams fielded brilliantly, slip
by Dykes on a short throw from
Bruggy at first base, being the only
error of the game. The batting and
fielding OF Bluege, Harris and Peck
featured the game. the Windy city
lad getting. two doubles and a single,
driving three runs over the plate.
Bushmen Bunch Bingles.
The first scoring round was the
fourth, the Griffs punching four sin
giles. and double, with the result
After Goslin had died on a fly to
Welch, Judge beat out a slow bounder
to Dykes by step. Ruel followed
with clean single to left and Evans
hunted safely toward third, filling
the bases. Harris then sent a fly to
Matthews. Judge scoring on, the sac
rifce. Bluege smashed wicked
bounder to Hale that struck the third
.baseman i'm the chest and bounded off
to the Macks dugout for two bases,
Ruei scoring. Mogridge hit a slow
roller to right. just out of Hasty's
reach and Evans romped home. Rice
shut off the fun with a roller to
Dykes.
A fusillade of hits drove Hasty to
the showers in the sixth. a home run
by Harris and four singles resulting
in two runs. With Evans gone, Har-
ris slammed line fly over Matthew'S
head, the ball rolling to the fence
and Bucky stepped around the bases
fast enough to beat the relay to the
plate by a yard. Bluege and Mo-
grldge tore off clean singles, the for
mer reaching third on Georges hit.
Rice hit long fly to Welch and
Bluege scored after the catch. Short
singles by Peck and Goslin filed
the bases and Ogden was called in to
pitch. He proved a good relief, as
Judge made the third out with
roller to Bruggy. ~
Two more runs went up In the
seventh. Ruel singled to left and
went to third when Dykes muffed
Bruggys toss of Evans roller.
left, sending Ruel and Evans over
the rubber. '-5
The final run was registered in the
eighth, when Peck slammed a homer
to the wall in the extreme corner OF
left field.
. HOif1nESNOrtn Duc IO00y.
Hollingsworth and Rommel were
the overnight pitching selections for
the fourth game of the series at
Philadelphia today
Manager Mack had everything set
for Heimach to play first. yesterday.
but shifted to Bruggy when South
pay Mogridge went in to pitch.
Heimach is a good sticker, but
doesn't look with favor on left
handlers.
Galloway and Peck made splendid
stops and accurate throws to first in
the initial round to retire Perkins
and Rice, respectively.
Nearly ten thousand spectators
turned out, Il fair crowd for a Sum
day. The sterner sex were all in
their shirt sleeves and the fair ones
had no sleeves at all.
Evans displayed some class in the
fourth stanza. With Judge and Ruel
on second and first, the result of
clean singles joey laid down per-
feet bunt along the third base line
and beat it out easily. Hasty not
even attempting a throw to first.
Harris looked good in the fifth
when Hale tried to pilfer second
after slamming out single: Ruers
ball out of the dirt and tagged the
$4,000, beauty as he slid into the
bag.
1t ~ not often that local fans see
the Griffs attain two home runs in
one game. Harris and Peck each
collapsed in the armG of the men
on the bench after making the cir
cult. but Trainer Martin quickly re-
vived them with; ice water applied
to the back of the neck.
When the speedy Matthews tried to
go from first to third on Perkins
single TO right~fn round 6, Rice made
one of the most accurate throws of
his career. the ball taking one short
bound right into Bluege's waiting
hands.