The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-23
GRIFE'S VET SOUTHPAW
CLAIMED by LEAGUE
PACE.SE TIERS
By Louis A. Dougher

ASy A1UtsAS
OF Tom Zachary. veteran lie
a;s,.r ~ +ba Naru ynrL Yer
Wal1fs lp@py enS 80" - = : -
TO them tomorrow.
zachary. who has not been very
a,,cca,.sf,,I with tha Griffmen this
80 80
y season, was Waived on by. every club
A. fhe Ayriericar League a short time
sv-..,-- 81. go. 49,.
z asO. Dutstne = s1llssss WA.iiee ~ 'AleAA
waiver when Herb Pennock became
afflicted with neuritis.
President Grlrlith To-Day accepeeo
/ the $500, which is the waiver price.
4 and the veteran twirler was informed
! Of his shift TO greater scenes.
e
Zachary broke into major
league baseball ON his return
from overseas IN 1915. He had
Guilford College, North Carolina,
and sought j trial with the
MacEunen. It was brief and he
then applied TO President Grill I
nth, then managing the Wash
inetOn club.
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Inc long,, loose SoulhpaW met
with fair success and quickly earned
STEADY 1oDs geltlng INTO - games
with the Grifts Ia. 1913. Ills most
i successful season here was N 1874
when he won - and lost = games
he won TWO or MS teams tour tLas
umphs over the Salants ln the world
series that tall.
ne lost nnucn or ms eIIecrlVeness
ln lyzS. winning nuI IL as agaaInsS
I II LOOSELY
~ -, = q 81
c,,sfisItsaI ~ Ios R,Ish sS--'
As-s.Ssas - !. e
~. ~. n....--...s :, 1oaa x.
e 81 ..S = 49, ~ 1s $3.50 -
Mv -. A.. $50. Vs. 80. 1870
-. 80 800 80. - 80 - 60
" Il & 49, z ~. - IL
AZ 800 80 s 49, tine aISs, Srotyi.
e Went e tne Browns, also
On waivers.
x.,:--.-s go za.,...,,
was Dehsveu tlas 1a.s 800
Wouio nave z sOOu year u. II 1 80
put TINS mas nOl n ~ z III Ia
49, ns ms W. 30. - c .s..-
lost nane. s5.llng ~, MY - ~
1ssts. - ..s. q. y. -. -. 10
p plsenen
GAAAA1 y, - Z. tAss3
Zachary goes 20 the xaAEees
much as old Ruetner, JUST Wnen
the New YORK slaII lhrsa1ens 70
1all apart. ne can
OF his Old efIectlveneSs, ne may ~
prove quite 4 as Valuaols uAu
Ruether.
Big Fred MarDerry, prO akAss one
agaln 20 rne -. Sr.d RIsrl< zen,
ship win battle eacn otner toaay IL, =
the third ana ilnal , salAe -
series between the WINNIE SOA oliu
Griffmen. .,,, sa,.-h;t -.
01arDsrL .s. ~ Tnat.e;t Tipars has
unpn o. ~ ,.. .ns 800. ,,.,tt, Manag1r
nm -. =. =, ..ta, the bi
1- W. 49,. ,,,-.~ IN ~ the
LsAah az 49,, sul a...a-na;on
cAOse u sne -e .l.---
.T It'll. Moose" walsh. bril-.
liant son az 4 brilliant fatI,sr.
fha famous "Big Moose" led
MsIsh will do. He IacIxs that
fine control that wis come 10
Ta- -.eAI. hint S.Ss EeS
nn..vths,,g eIra and. IL his dad
esv.f daveIor him into 3 big
49,. 80 ty,ere inst ain't no
S..,ts CIsMs that's aU.
Hump Hadley, showing all his well
i1xnown speed and control, defeated
walsh. 2 to o. in the prettiest mound
Iduel seen here in many days, He
WAS apulauded, too, yet it seemed
las IL the greater cheering went to
-. 100000 tE,a field in the eighth
Is - !. ftay. bein, erased by a pinch
l1ii4.a.s
M. c<.;Ifroap facing, Little
Infsaaon 81. +ha f;rst time climbed
tsrsysd hin, IN q hurry, winning the
l-,ss+a,,, - tha oneninr frame when
49, ..,, -, hotI, If their runs.
Ty,tIs go, 49,, GogIin doubled TO
la n - +bird when Judge
800 ht+ e. Kamnn Tudge
- ,.s;,,ad 1acoo6 ana 80 was
ya ~, 49, SsosI;n over the nan
- - s1 o. pIuaea -,.,f1ed q single
=. aaet T.ilr,s moor Rag to the
0. 80. - at oss;a ~, third where
@ou eee ~, - PNI a. tI,,sey two TALES
ne "es te,.' c.aA.ss. N,,Ia 80 Too
We're All the GtHls cOutU seI w.
or ,44.. nEor-.n ,,assod :. nounIa
- .tS :, 49, tE.;rJ Int gorced
~ - C.o,,;,. y, ~. cnf N
1Iues 49, III c S 1919. - I.,S.-a