Evening star., 1925-07-30

1t was a question for today of either
Covey or Ruether both of whom toiled
IN the dual bill at New York last Sun
day. getting the call, and as Dutch re
puires more time for recuperation be
tween efforts than Stan. despite the
latter's greater age, the southpaw will
be held over till tomorrow.
Manager Collins was expected to
start either Hollis Thurston or Charlie
robertson, his most effective fingers
already having been eliminated from
consideration by previous servitude in
this series. Both may appear before
the battle ends, as the Hose pilot has
Yet to hnd a hurler capable of going
the route here, Lyons, Cvengros and
Blankenship all having been COM
PEELED to retire under fire
SOx Strong at Start.
NO time was wasted by the Sox in
piling up a two-run lead. Mostil met
the first ball pitched by Zachary and
sent 1t winging to right for two ba ses
Davis sacrificed, Collins walked, and
Sheely picked a groover over Goslin's
head for a double, scoring Mostil and
sending Collins to third, from where
the Hose pilot tailed while Stan Har-
riS was tossing out Falk
only one hit figured in the pair of
markers registered by the Griffmen
IN knotting the count in round 2 1t
was a resounding wallop to right for
two bases by Judge that placed Cos
lin on third, the latter having re-
ceiVed a free ticket from Blanken-
ship. Goose scored while Collins was
disposing of Bluege, and Peck's high
bounder to the box enabled Joe to get
home.
Zachary was lucky to escape with
only one run charged against him in
the fourth, when Barrett tailed on his
double, kamm's sacrifice and Schalk' s
single. After retiring Blankenship Jez
walked Mostil and Davis TO fill the
bases, but knocked down Collins
smash for a force play at the plate.
A trio of clean clouts enabled the
Sox to boost their run total "a couple
in the sixth, Kamm's double. Mostils S
single and a three-base wallop to the
bleacherS in left center by Davis turn
ing the trick. Ike was stranded when
Peck tossed out Collins.
Champs Resume i'm Sixth.
Limited to a pair of scratchy singles
by Blankenship for three innings
after the second, the champs got busy
in round six and coined "a couple o.
counters. Rice started it with slash
past Collins and, after Goslin popped
TO Sheely, Judge tripled to the score
board, following Sam over the rubber
when Bluege lined a single to center.
Oss died stealing, multiplying a single
by Peck. and Ruel Iofted.
Zachary made his exit after Sheely
had reached the midway in the
seventh on his saftey and Falk's sui
eide, Marberry then putting in his
daily appearance. Stan Harris chased
deep into center for an over-the-
shoulder catch to retire Spencer. Har-
ris, batting for Barrett, but Kamm
looped a Texas Lacquer to right thai
cashed Sheely.
IT was Blankenship's turn to take
the air in the fag end of this frame,
Ted getting the thumb after SEVERED
had singled for Marberry and McNeely
had walked. Urban Faber then went
TO the hill for the Hose. He grabbed
Stan Harris bunt and forced Adams,
who ran for SEVERED, and, after walk
ing Goslin, following Rice's death, got
out of the hole when Judge lined to
Collins.
Johnson in the LimeIight.
Johnon took up the going in the
eighth and not only limited the SoX
to one infield blow in the last two
rounds but took a prominent part in
the last-inning rally that spelled vic
tory for the Champions. Biuege
had been disposed of when Peck sin
Eled and Ruel walked. Johnson
bounced "a single over the middle
cushion that tailed Roger, and when
Spencer Harris heaved wildly past
kamm in an effort to head off Ruel
the latter also tailed, while Barney
went to third. McNeely failed to
get the ball past Faber, but Red
walked Stan Harris, and when both
Rice and Goslin delivered safeties, the
winning markers spattered over the
pan.