The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-27
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PHILADELPHIA. June 81. Tom
Zachary, once again the pitcher
who won two world series games
from the Giants. today faces the
Athletics.
He has won three straight games
and il the happiest wember Of the
Griff pitching corps.A Before his
winning streak started he was
knocked from the knoll 80 fire.
quently that ne lost temporarily
his place as a first string regular.
For q solid month Zachary per
sonified detection. Something was
askew but he knew not what.
When he had stuff he couldn't get
1t over the plate, when his control
was excellent the enemy pounded
him. =
He was q puzzle to himself. II
feel all right Z. ne said, and II
seems to me that I've got every.
thing I ever had. Just got to
keep trying until come out Of il.
SIuu1ps are pretty hard to explain. "
And now the southpaw Is out OF
the dumps and: eager to face the
team that nearly every fan believes
the Griffmen must beat to win
their second .pennant. Just, when
Tom Zachary was emerging from
gloom, Joe Judge slipped into y.
He stopped hitting. Manager liar
ris gave the first basensan the
choice az resting on. the bench or
trying to fight his way out u the
sliInnn. Joe tried different grips
on the bat for spell, but It did
no good. Then he gave way Tor
several days to Joe Harris.
Judge win resume his position
IN the lineup today, confident
the short lay-Of has helped.
He believes an injury to the
thumb on his left hand caused his
slump. He favored II e triL'e and
this affected his timing, according
After watching Goose Goslin line
= home run over the inviting right
field wall OF Shibe Park, Judge
couldn't keep himself out VI the
game. -
Gander socked. A fairly long fly
clears the fence and II is not
really noteworthy feat to knock q
ball over 1t.
Rut Goslin's clout was note
worthy. 1T was a whistling liner.
travelling exceptionally far Tor q
ball Of low trajectory.
It won the game. Harris had
walked and Rice singled directly
ahead Of the Goose. 1t made the
score 5 to J Ia tl:e seventh and
there It remained. with Walter John.
SON pitching with all the skill he
Dossessed to hold the Mac!Is IN
check the rest of the way.
Goslin shared home run honors
for the day with Earl McNeely. who
hit one into the left field stand IN
the third, and AL Simmons. the
Macks' sIugger. who lit the roof
Of the left center stand with a ter.
rifle poke in the third. scoring
DYKES ahead of him. Simmons
long hit ended the Athletics 5cor-
ing. They punched three singles
in the opener for their other tally.
BucIky Harris beat out an I'm.
second on Hale'S throw. scoring
on Rice's single. This was In the
fifth.
Lefty Groves went the route for
the MacKs, a rare stunt with him.
He was wild as usual, but showed
considerable Gloss at times In the
pinches. ~
Bucky Harris had an unusual
day at bat. He walked three times,
was hit once and made one safety.
He would have been credited with
stealing home in the ninth had not
a third strike for the final out
been called on Joe Harris
The official scorer thought Um.
pire Nallin had called out. Bucky
at the plate, instead of Joe, and
that's the way the incident was re-
ported to the world.