Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 24

4 e 24 SPORTS. PECK LIKELY TO BE OUT FOR A WEEK OR LONGER La Motte and Bush Suffer Aggravations of Old Injuries and, While They May Continue to Play, Their Efficiency Is Impaired. BY DENMAN THOMPSON. just one thing after another with the Bush. Shanks, La Motte and Goslin aving the of both Mogridge and injuries, Peckinpaugh pulls up with a lame . may keep him out of the game for an in- Then when two of the casuals, La Motte and Bush, re- i er injured in the first game they play. sea regarding the pmung personnel of 1ng that until he has taken stock of the in- hiouse prior to game time, he had no more value acct ed becau y impa which back ¢ had as to who would be picked to June 7.—Guy Morton ket the assignment to onals in the second evn- series today. The e recently has given tine com any 1 ire con- knoek h t-handers hary will 'he Nntionals' er defense work- with machine-like precision to ity a w 10 well in the sec- in for Mclnnis' bun it that time | well by whipping to La ¥ " several weeks oubled up f it covering abe Ruth just as under wav. He Eot some nd_ bingle air. Sa uck Harris as second h credited in s terrific The injury ed 1 n the fi the It wasx the first ti tep! riffmen A year ago. Alaba and outficlders stickw trip to the o o 0} o o o 0 o0 00 Gardner 0 Tome, dge: Erfckson. Harris Left on bases—Washington. Buses on balls—Of By Erickson. 1: by (% Hits—0ft " Coreles inning. Norfolk, 1—4: Newport News, 0—3 (first game 12 innings) Wiison, Portsmouth. Row 3 4 (17 innings). 10 d, 8 AR H SB. RBIL Pet. 04 A Harris .. - Blgwes SOUTHERN ASSOCTATION. Smith Nashville, 4. Gharrity o Rock. 1. .5 Atlanta, Shanks o New Orleans, ran. Memphis at INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Baltimore. 6: Jersey City, 2. Toron Rochester, 2. 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Leh 1S in th { until the the Sea gam n S Balsinger ts. 1 fe: They made ru ble the c league’s fir: Tuesda: that honor. Union Pri list in the was a slu, outbatting ten, Shipping team did counting fo Gen n ra best b hurler a 9-t0-6 win over Treasury. ‘Washington < a coat of whitewash in an ROGER PECKINPAUGH. 'STRRING FEATS HELP YANKS TO TAKE GAME wt's ciever hurling, urth home run of the of sensational o cld by Whitey Witt, White Bob se rot Sox and in the!r first inv rhan Faber allow Huoyt's nine, but er hung up his twelfth t. Louis took the first on a batting spreet ) and Yarri- Athletics of Has defeating ind Pillett's good pitching. | ved out b Bob Ve is eighth ch also ir- con- ' WIN IN POTOMAC LEAGUE PUTS SOUTHERNS SECOND OUTHERN ATHLETIC CLUB attle of yesterday's sandl e Potomac League 4-to-1 sc ul seven victories against four defeats, while Standard Oil is fourth, with six of triumphs in ten starts. | First place is occupied by St. Teresa, which has a record of five wins »"‘ and two defeats Naval Air Station man G wa Southerns and The South- for and was Byrne nicked afeties, but kept them well s Jutside of the seventh inning the Oilers scored. Balsinger oltwo safeties and was the victim of 0] some poor support the second 0 {nuing, when Southern got thfee runs another off Byrnes i now contributed to in total with a homer. the the In their drive to second place the uthern have won six straight games. Early in the campaign, the club found it difficult to keep its players in line and suffered accord- ingly. but since it has been putting a regular line-up on the field it has| traveled at a speedy clip. Its spurt was started too late, however. to en- ub to reach the top in the series, which is to end t. Teresa is assured of inters added to the victory Departmental League with The game the winners sixteen hits to gfest, with the loser: Board broke the line on Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company and won, Junior Departmetal 10 to 7, in the League. Neither much hitting, errors ac- )¢ most of the tallies. Barracks ®ave the gives more miles—and starts easier. Obtainable at your favorite filling station UPER MOTOR FUE COLUMBIA OIL CO., ROSSLYN, VA. Phone West 1012 With second place in the league standing ! at stake. the teams struggled desperately nal retirement was recorded, -1 BOSTON, Ma June with the Southerns on the better | ;) 22 50™y (CIE W08 el The winners now hold the second berth, with 'mcs. ing and E dock, form tder, ar their’ Hout here tonfght They two falls out of thr nners are fifth and Leviathans last. a pitching duel be- YOU can'’t go far on poor food — nor can your car. Superior Motor Fuel is good “food ? It reduces carbon, FAST BROOKLAND INFIELD ROOKLAND ATHLETIC CLUB is not claiming any champious);ips RANKS HIGH ON SANDLOTS this early in the season, but it believes it possesses the snappiest % B infield to be found among the independent sandlot nines of the District. According to the Brooklanders, their inner quartet can give infield combinations of other senior teams a few lessons at batting and fielding. The club of the northeastern suburb has some reason for boast- ing, too. Stan Heer, at first; Mike Merkle, at second; Jerry Freeman, at short, and Bill Pettitt, at third, are handling capably most of the drives made by opponents and are clouting at a lively clip. Much of the success of the Brooklanders !hls spring has been due to the efforts of this peppery quartet. The team has won five of seven games, and, under the excellent coaching of Ed Brown, should make a determined bid for city laurels. the same hool lay engagements on Bradley s i are desired Challenges shouwld |mit for Monument Lat 4 nt to Business Manager J. W 6] ve. 1316 L street southeast | MAnhattan Athletie Club will go 10| 3 1 Fort Washingron Yonemite Athletle Club, which de-{mateh with the soidier fented the Triangles, 4 to 2. In . ten- | plavers are o niect g oo it | !inning game at Landover, Md., wants | barracks at 1:30 the day of the o more action in the junior diviision i For games, telephone Manager Sizer, Lincoln 6260, | Mount Ranler Indians are anxious to hear from teams in the 15-17-year | They may be communicated | H through Manager G. H. Me- [ Devitt, Mount Raznier, Md.. or A.|» ! Weiler, over telephone, Hyattsville 377 (B 400 S0 = S 5 Holy Name Seniors are to face the Lie 15 GAMES TODAY St. Louis at Baston. ttaburgh a* Phila and Standard Oil nines provided the ot circuit program, when they clashed and the outcome was in douBt vrestle best as-catch pin n rules to is third, with five wins and three de- $-10-0 Fed the winners, was the only 1 League tili. Meis of with a pair of singles, man in the fray to get IRgreptnanjonc;hit FRANCISCO, June 7 = ! i, Ttalian heavywelg Valuations bianked Signal Corps,|tling champion. won 610 0_in the War Department circurt. | Ad 1. world Bonn held the losers to three safeties. | chammion, in a two-hour match Brooks and Perkins slammed the ball | last night rdini won the only | heartily for the triumphant nine. | of the match. in an hour gnd forty two minutes, on # headlock Hellyer and hard hitting by the whole | team ave City Post Office an $-to-31 #1 Telegraph in the | League. The winners| - geven of their runs in the sec- ! ond inning. when Steele was chased | from the slab. ! We Figure We Can Sell Twice As Many Straw Hats Giving Ycu Twice as Good Values. Note the HATS | Chextnut Farm Dairy overcame the | Hecht Company in a 9-to-2 Merchant | League “encounter. Stiles permitte the Tosers but two safetles. Hitting Brayton freely, the Marines | downed Commerce, 5 to 1, in the Gov- | ernment League. Kearns gave the losers only two wallops and led his! team at bat with a brace of singles. | FREDERICK’S HAT STORES 825 7th St. 734 Bth St | American Ratlway Express pointed the way to Southern Railway, 5 to 2, in the Terminal R. R. Y. M. C. A. League. The winners did all of their scoring In the late innings. Gowernment Printing office rallied | gallantly and scored eight runs in the ' last two innings of a Colored Depart- | mental League contest, but an carly lead carriea General Accounts to a 12-to-10 triumph. Harris of the losers clouted a home run =l (E LD A S R Beaconstreetistail- ored with all the care of custom- making—in Gov- ernment ballooa cloth that fecls like silk and linen and wears like iron, The Ide Street Line of soft-collar shirts includes many ex- clusive features. The Ide cricke: cuff, Jor instance, turns ‘back over its buston #0 prevent soiling and save wear, IS -7 M power, more o = K JEEST WD = e EKE X = T [ COURT CALLS COMISKEY TO ANSWER FELSCH SUIT MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 7—A subpcena has been fssued for ‘harles A. Comiskex, owner of the Chicago American League base ball lub, here at the instance of at- torneys for Oscar (Hnppy) Felach, former White Sox player, who is sulng the Chieago club for ulleged back salary, bonus and damuges resalting from fsmissal from organized base ball. 1t was reported by court official that Comiskey had left his north- ern' Wisconsin home on Monday and could not be found. Comiskey last week won a de- cialon which prevented Felsch's at- torneys from bringing him here to testify under the discovery statute. DODGERS BEING TAKEN | Brookland has other good players, S to. Johnny Holden, Ray Sneedon.| Perry Prepa nnd Epiphany Juniors Dick Stokes and Do¢ Johnson com-|are (o clash tomorrow at 2:30 o'vlock prise a formidable pitching staff,{on Monumen{ Lot diamond No while Larry Beckett is playing a|Corson probably will piteh for the bang-up game behind the bat. George | Ireps MeNally, Parson Lishop and Bernie Diller ‘ire vovering much ground Seat Pleasant Athictie Club, winne BY JOHN B. FOSTER. 4 disrouragingiities onpasition in [of s mright, e dates June| Base ball wise men are taking the The club is directed this year by municate with R;p«l’;‘y’e“q"s“;fly"”u\ | Brooklyn ciub far more serfously President Leo Glorious, Vice Presi- L. Travers, I I - L than iGioy ' werey Thers lave twa reas dent Jerry Frecman, Trca*:rex;(;lorhexru‘mnx Station, D, ¢ . S e McCann, ~ Secretary Fran e s e and Sergeant-at-arms Earl Saunders. =Buffalo Athletic Club would like 1o *C1°M ©of the team, Uncle Robbie, It has u good fleld at Tth and Monroe | ReAr from District unlimited nines | 143 shifted his infleld to more normal streets northeast. and s pleased to|Barl Williwms will “recejve 'chal. |situations, and the other is the good entertain visitors. fens 256 Warren streer north- | showing ‘of Reuther, Brooklyn's er- = . | €ast. or over telephone Lincoln g ol her. Brooklyn's Shamrock Athletic Club will open | s tic, but gifted southpaw its se of week-day games tomor-| Bradley Sehool nine, which has oy | 50 IOW Plays third base. That is row. when it ennteitains the Cat-{eKAU or ten zames plaved. o 1] ¥ should have been. To try to 1 lisles on the field at 17th street and from other th fou imike a shortstop or a second ba Pennsvivanla avenue southeast. Pla teams. Challen shoy {m out of him was against the i at o'clock. Other sed to Munager Ston |Erain. He helped to win # cham- Memphis because he | ase well. Back on that he i making a much better showing with Brooklyn, other moye that has brought “r results than the first Kobin- sontan plan is playing Jimmy John- at second base. He plaved third enough once to help the Win i pennant. and he has cased t* second as if he had been in -base business a lifetime, tricd there. but didn’t In the po '\lllfln ‘s nor! been an anom fall on the easiest of chances and the next day accept ten to fifteen with perfect art, for he is plished groun coverer de- s ludicrous errors at time ed third Iy over a Mohawhks at Union Park Friday. {hey bhic has got this outfit moing Braves r winning streak nworths, at 6th and B streets, & smoothly Before he had it arranged {up to five it six straight QUL "and the Priendships, at 5th i , the Brooklyn infleld was like fum St in trimmink | 770471, streets, Sunday. Hol ame AMES TODAY GAM the Cardin to . in the only|joniore have a game with the War-| Washiugion at Cleve. Wasy or has won ten games and| ayed in the National League. | at Unfon Park, this evening | lioston ut St'fous * i | this season. and for the mo- held the hard-hitting lock. and another with the | Jew York at Chicago. Xew | he riest” of all the pre at bay. while his team- tesm Sunday, at 6th and BjFWis Tt Plila st Det b star hers in the major Polk and Nicholson, hit three \RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. | *t Griffith possibly has supplant- Louts pitchers ha e — Washington. 3: Cleveland. 0. led Tom Griffith in right fleld and he 1 automatically moved into| Knlekerbocker Junfors and Treas- St Lws, 5 By tis playing championship base ball v St Louis for third piace |ury Juniors will be opponents on the Detroit He was the nd best outfielder in | t of the Cardinals' reverse. | jth street and Wisc | the Southern Assoclation in 1921, poned ce attending | a evening at 5 o'c e Lesgue ! Knicks are to rcvflr(; ;H ‘4 ’»") o nts were scheduled, Knick Juniors were defeated, 2 to 1| ‘e together with the open- I fecent game with the Silver e sk JAPS DEFEAT U. S. NINE. ries with the Cubs today.|Spring Leserses. Bt Eaiter A Rivoklyn - Californians Lose Third Game by C mu‘mlH Count of 11 to 9. I the Associated P TOKIO, June 7—The haxe ball tenm from the University of Cali- fornia met itx third defeat in Japan 1y, thix time by Hosed R. 913 5 113 3 s Hoxel CAMES ON SCOREBOARD. All of the Nationals' games during n trip will be shown on he he @ in ¢ 1 time. Brook- | ic scoreboard at the Capitol | ~veland starts at | RArR o sl - L SPORTS.™ (ERIC HURLS GREAT BALL IN TAKING GAME, 3 TO 0 |Has Much Better of Argument With Coveleskie. All Griff’s Runs Come in Eighth and Ninth, Rice’s Homer Netting Two. BY DENMAN THOMPSON. LEVELAND, June 7—First blood in the clash of the crippled cliques C for third place has been drawn by the Grifimen, who, as a result of the 3 to 0 setback they handed the Speakerless Tribesmen yes- terday to take the opening game of their invasion of the west and regis- ter their fourth victory in five starts this season against Jim Dunn’s employes, now share that more or less coveted niche with them. Inci- dentalily, attainment of the verdict and position furnished an emphatic answer to the “whys” of a large body of Washington fans who have pro- fessed mystification over the retention of “useless” old performers when there are so many youngsters hanging around anxious for a chance “Why,” they have queried, “doesn’t Milan get rid of the creaky veterans like this Erickson, for instance, and give the kids an opportunity to show what they can do?” Zeb has used the recruits and found Francis a_very valuable performer. { while Brillheart gives promise of de- veloping into a star in time, but {neither Gleason nor Phillips has measured up to major league specifi- CELEBRATE “OHIO DAY” AT DUNN FIELD TODAY CLEVELAND, Ohio, June —To- chtions Erickson, while only an ordinary workman against some| day ix “Ohfo day” at Dunn Field, teams, the Browns and Tygers, nota- | and 1t fa expected that at leant L e e Rk Olar | thirty citlex in the state will be represented at the base ball game between the Indians and Washing- ton. Preparations for the celebra- tion have been under way for sev- eral weekw, thouxands of reserya tions for wents having heen made. Among those who signified their intention of attending was Gov. Harry L. Davis of Ohlo. let the Red Sox down with two hits and no runs, and yesterday h blanked the Indians, vielding only four scattered blows and a pair of walks. one of the Redskins reaching third. and two getting as far as sec- ond base. Swede Outpltches Pole. The Swede outpitched his Polish op- ponent, Stan Coveleskie. by a wide margin. The epitball artist and ace of the tribal staff was good, at that, but was soived for a pair of hits in In view of the Griffs were pr job in the ninth, sented with several different rounds {ully. Bagby whiffed Smith st the the fact that one of them was a clout | /20, 0F Frivs ana W4 MEotte for the circuit, by Sam Rice. the rea- | ¢l oty V00 o and agr son p‘]“e’h his downfall is not hard to} Erickson fan o8 i taitied comprehp Wamby back into center | The Griffs falled to take advantage | piier ¥y s s Frees of an opening in which the eiement of luck figured in the first inning With Bush disposeq-of Harrls biis- rolled to the box Lone Indian Reaches Third. | tered a eingle past Stephenson, took | Erickson walked the first second on Rice's Texas Leaguer to|lIndiun to face him £ot as far left and the pair of them advanced |as third, where he was left. . {on Judge's rolier to Mclnnis, onl {started a double play to get 1id be left when Brower grounded harm- | Joe Sewell, after Erick lessly to Wamby. second and final pass in rc A single by Harris in the third was [ This same Sewcll got the first unsupported and another safety by |Off Erick in the fifth and he ag Bucky in the sixth was voided when {initiated & double killing. v he got in the path cf Rice's roiler. | Jam] ;.'Z’rfi single in the sixth i '('.‘,l,,da"‘::,h"m';p"","\'.’:,:fi N Erower| TEe only time the Indians looked rted with a liner against the right- |48 if the ght do dangerous work ficld sereen, which Wood caught on | Was in : when Evans the rebound and held to one base. |8ngled and o Second with one Smith was safe, when Stephenson |d0Wn. EiEuslisencll Men panbel messed up his bunt. and both moved | foul to Arzity la"d J;\ pols] x;md to U A peg on Gharritys sacrifice. On|La Motte. In the eighth. with two B A% s rap to Coveleskie, Brower | down. Pinch-hitter Gardner doubled was run down between bases Smit); (10 TiEWt center, whereupon | and La Motte being left on third and 8libped a third strike over on J second. respect when Erickson 501, Ony three Indians came to rolled weakly to Mclnn Rice Hits for Circuft. was different in the cighth, ever. Bush led with a cican gie to center and paced Rice to the plat- | ter when Sam lined to the scoreboard | 1t A Ten Strike TIRES 30x3% In. {in centerfield. Rice's drive passed || oo ®5s 3o | only inches from the outstretched | und get the most depe |glove of Joe Sewell, bounded mertily | able tires by trading Peith pas: Jamicson and Mar o War | sprinted. around the circuit before “"avoid Tire Trouble the bali could be relaved to the in- | CHAS. E. MILLER, -Inc. field. 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