Evening star., 1924-07-22

For such an important afternoon.
Manager Harris overnight pitching
selections We're George Rochester
Mogridge, veteran of southpaw per-
suasion, and Paul Vernon Zahniser.
younger hurler, who filings from the
right side. Zahniser may be called
upon in the opening engagement.
Opposing these slab artists were to
be Hollis Thurston, who has startled
the base ball world this year with
his sensational run Of victories. and
the tempermental Mike Cvengros or
Leo Mangum- Mangum is new
conner to the Chisox from Minnea-
polls. ThurSton was expected to toe
the slab in the first encounter of
the day
1t did not seem likely that any of
the moundsmen due to be trotted out
this afternoon would be subjected to
Ted Lyons yesterday. The former
Baylor University hill star had moth
ing more than fast ball and it
certainly was to the liking of the
home folk. Every one of the eleven
players who broke into the Bucks
lineup, except Wild Matthews, hit
Lyons safely and all of the men,
except Tom Zachary. managed to
dent the plate.
Eighteen bingles were bagged by
the locals, Memo Leibold, Tom Tay
lor and Goose Goslin getting three
each. Hits were made in all innings
but the sixth and eighth and the
latter was the only round in which
the Bucks failed to get IA runner on.
Every inning in which tha ball was
slapped cleaniy the Harrismen scored.
Their many blows were augmented
by seven Chisox errors, all but one
of which figured in the run-making
But Lyons was helpless against the
Bucks from the start, and after they
had garnered six hits for as many
runs off him in the first frame. he
was left in the box more because
of the ChisoX dearth of availa BILE
pitching material than anything else.
With the home aggregation slam
ming the Chicagoa so numerically,
the White Sox had little hope of
victory from the outset, for opposing
them on the mound was Jez Zachary,
who seems able to beat Windy City
teams when he cannot beat anything
else. This year, though, Jez has been
moving down all corners right con-
sistently and after a Wabbly first in
ming yesterday had the number of
the opposition apparently as long as
he cared to hold it.
The White SoX got to Jez for a
couple of wallops and a pass that
filled the bases with one out in the
opening round, but he pulled out of
the trouble in great style and during
the ensuing six innings granted but
two Safeties. With his team so many
runs to the good, he loafed a trifle
after two We're out in the eighth and
prospects of a shutout victory went
blooie. Then Bib Falk's triple and
successive singles by Willie Kamm,
Ray Barrett and John Grabowski
produced a pair of alien tallies. But
that was all Zach gave up
The Bucks put the game on ice in
the initial round. With Rice out of
the way, Leibold, Taylor, Goslin and
Judge singled in order, Ruel sacri-
feed, Harris singled, Peck walked
and ZacharyS single was followed by
Falk's boot Of the hit. That netted
six runs before Rice. up for the sec
ond time in the frame, repeated his
first feat of skying to Falk.
Thereafter the National run-mak-
ing was fast and furious. A pass to
Leibold, singles by Taylor and Cos
lin, ElSh'S wild throw and Lyons
wilder pitch pushed two across in the
second, while in the third four came
from singles by Leibold and Taylor
Goslin's triple, Ruers double and
Barrett's hectic heave.
Rice broke into the run column in
the fourth. He singled, Leibold hit
and Sam counted as Barrett fumbled
Taylor's roller. Elsh's error, Ruers
hit and Harris sacrifice fly let Judge
reach home in the fifth. The Bucks
rested for an inning. but resumed
run-making in the seventh. Then
Bluege's one-base knock, Barrett's
miscue on Matthews tap and Peck's
single after Harris stroll boosted
the home total to Is tailies.
The White Sox did the only scor-
ing thereafter.