Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1922, Page 24

Lguhy | 24 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1922 SPORTS. : Nationals Sure to Be in Third Place When They Begin Series With Browns THREE OF RUTH’S RIVALS ZACH BATS AND PITCHES VAL . 1. TEAM TO 7 TO 6 VICTORY IN WAR LEACUE GaME| ADPD TO HOME-RUN TOTALS 4 Quartermaster diamond athletes ABE RUTH'S home-run rivals have forged sti] ¥ - set the pace for Signal Corps tossers i Vanhee sl e 3 ] . A ane for Pignel Coroa tossens) e Yankee slugger today as the result of a 5 Gathers Four Hits and Hurls in Form Until Ninth, ment League buse ball game. Hach yesterday. Ken Williams of the St 1c team slugged the ball heartily, but! i o woorul stump for sev Th o s 3 3 the Q. M. outfit bunched its blows to | ' OEEPEY e v fifte Whea Tygers Give Him Scare by Putting better advantage. In the fourth in- | drive; Rogers Hornsby, his National Ty nm‘g the Slnlr!ek‘ ¢rs batted around |y to oo onand Bing Mi . < N Lok [ and went well down the list the sec- . and g Ml lected b Four Runs Across Plate. ond time for a total of eleven runs, |—————————— —— The « L e et ! St. Teremn lends the Totomac s s ' League for the firat series uo o re- STATISTICS OF MAJORS 4 y s . ! . sult of yesterday's Leviathan-South- {1 sinpis 24 BY DENMAN THOMPSON . . ern Athletic Club game. The South- D 10 2. in § ETROIT, June 13—The Nationals are assured of invading St. Louis erns w‘,;l!,mo :h(. ,,‘,(K“;lme,,! n,;,,]_ ONERIDA TEAGTE {5 : ] a ng a victory to take the top. but v et Wi e s tomorrow as occupants of third place, regardless of the outcome the Leviathuns, who have acted 25| xev york W L Per Wi dew | Me3fon of the final fracas with the Bengals here today. This was settled ;’r:"'l‘l’l“"f“::‘“{’"r':" ‘lhen"'”'"'d“’“m' St. Louls .. 7 r . s ¢ crcuit, came to life and won, by y 6 verdiet obtained yesterday, which gives them a chance to 19t e the series by copping this ailernnnn,‘ but of gf:aru: m_nment' w?s | Navy Vard M well and beat Vet t learned by ]. Tecumseh Zachary in recording his fifth win in li":x":u Buresu, 8 to 1, u; the v;edleml % ’ 3 1 oare ¢ ‘winners alammed elev- he expense of the Cobbmen. en Bleler and America be- | il shortly before 5 o'clock vesterday Zachary evidently was under Ing credited with three each. { Wash. at Detroit ;] »n that in any pastime where a flinger gets four straight hits Government Psiuting, OMcs: Sashed " New York ar & er chore is to pitch. He was wised up to the fact that it a form roversal and took the meas- | Dhia ar Cleseind ] e ! for a hurler to field his position in seeing the Tygers all ure of Navy In a 12-to-§ ";o\ernmen'] RESCLTS OF YESTERDAY atch victory by a garrison finish, because of the mistaken fmpres- Ltj;‘r"{";ll;?;:jd lim};"r"tm‘\‘:vmhu[f.lm‘ o) S rel-topped southpaw was laboring under. 2 L ngles. ;\\n-..m&.fi.‘,;w-: Detroit. 8, ¢ a, combination Grace Eplscopnl eastly disposed of | tting prowess, for Omo Clazs in a 12-t0-6 Sunday School < rapidiy acquiring a rep- DU. League cngagement. Steel of the vic- ich weni to the mound in | ZACH IN AL ROLE I tors got three hits In as many times with the returns reading | | at bat. 2 his favor. One of the | ? . | | off his delivery |, WASHINGTON AB. R H. 0. A E. | Passengers went ahead of Freight | Pits 5 while all that | JeEe F T s |in a 22-to-14 Terminal R. R. Y. M. C. |8t 1 ¥ Ry neere: futvly] haod B L A lv.’xnlzlehhrush. The winners nego- | Brookivn . £ being a prom- | Judge, 1b, P T TS 1 iated 32 hits. & | Ttrower, rf. 18 010 0 0 { a8 i = i 4 0 12 0o Western Unfon had ita wires going | (s Stven 1 | 1 ¥ .8 1 0 4 1 0 (well In the Commercial League and | . en 8 { g e, 88 <8 % T & 2 ¢ beat City Post Off 6 te G n ! GAMES TODAY. markers, while he regis- | Zychary, p D41 40 20 |28 Yete ot tho Sictdeio e oot ¢ at Tirook her himself. oo b o i { e t g o otal = S eae S i ot | Cneimlutt at Hellmann Starts Trouble. i s 8 T2 @ O Jimmie 0'Connell (on left), for whom Manager McGraw of the New York Giants paid $75,000, and Willie Kamm,| War added to it lead in the De- |Pifts. at fiowtos. Heilmann started the final *frame mu»‘f T P T i ‘d‘wlm cost the Chicago White Sox one hundred thousand ’old dollars and two ball players. | partmental League with an 8-to-1 nisle Kht. but little was | Flagatend. 3118900 :victory over Bureau of Engraving espectally when | Jones. 3b 2 0 0 1 0 0 and Printing. Garrett held the losers i } 4 he box, With_the | Huney, fi }v 1 : 3 8 to four safetles. | l:"‘n; at him, the obvious | (ot § 2 2 = i —— i st COLLEGY RASE SR D0 HE 1 MANY ENTRIES ARE FILED | WARM-WERTHER KITTER | v iy ey ,( . & h the result- that Hell- | Catshaw, 2b.....oneees 4 1 1 8 2 Annex No. 2 in a 9-to-8 Treasury | Biann tud Toreed at sccond. /But | Bies ©3 210809 MAKES HIS APPEARANCE | Laxua cncounter. - Noone of ‘the los- : W 4 in the direction | Bassier, S I O A 5 {ers got a triple and three singles in ’ of r oceu ke C0: S b S S CHICAGO, Juhe 13. — Warm- | four times at bat. i Olsent ... 10 0 0 0 0 0 weather pltchers are as old as Navy Yard and Government Print- | i - e base ball, but. probably me sports ' ing Office battled to a count in | ; Totals 38 6 11 27 13 0 !the Colored De a i T 5 e Colo partmental League thiatted for ENmke i pioth iasing. P s s writer before wrote of & warm- iy, ;PG nine staved off defeat by | i § ool foeimamiee i miatufdzatny OURNAMENTS for the several city base ball championships sought | weather hitter. “Hack” Miller, | 1allios that netied nine runs in the ushingtos 00400 i { fifth and gs. 3 Dt 808001850 by independent sandlotters probably will be held through more| Coast Eeague slugger last year |Sfihand six(h jnnings. e Anwrciitst Eras I Inc. ' ove he ™ - + . : T 1 A P ” i = K, s " . but proved .the | woba hiie—La Motte, Zachary (2). M than two months this year, so great is the number of teams aspir- | :':h":"h"f’]‘:’r‘l":"'“";:::: hicame. | m s | "ST. LOUIS, June 13.—A champion- ¢ K St with a s 10 | Stulen buses—Rice, Judge, Smith. SacriBces— | ing to titles. Entry lists will not close before Thursday at midnight, but [~ JUSEE " E | PROTEST “BLACK SOX.” isnip base bail nine abvel 1 — - 1 Cutshaw and Ol- | Brower. La Motte, ~ Left on bases—Washing. | \18 & 5 During & fanning bee In CRlcags, | o0 o i WREE. OV Ju 13—A | conched by a woman Wa Radlat s al d r d to run for the |tu 10 Dewolt 7. Huse ou bulls—Of Zach | scores of nines already have filed their papers, and many more have an-| (he Cuba' atrons man said: *1f [ SMTAVAGRED, (avix Bilane 1t oo o i i or 1 enaers 3 ary. 1: off Ehmke, 7. = < : < Jovement ha o ed by medais and a iy Z e sreed by Woodall, | {71 §T Eamke, ¥ Strock out—By Zachary: | nounced they will register their entries with the committee in charge of | Manager Killefer gives me a | cluha in. the Fox River/ Valley | b o i A T ANT BIND MAD AIRED, when Le Motte | (vugatend). UrmpiresMossre. Motlariss Cop. | oo o, < & | Base Ball 1 fatthe L e St ERE 2 3 3 { . Umpires- orlarty, Con- : ; 5 : chance when the weather gets hot | Base Ball League to prevent further 'whnich has just closed its &« 10 D L % e | ol . ime—! next two day ARe = 4 A o 3 10 D ENT M RADIATORS. parris \qu'.dlil true | sully, Dineen. ~ Time—1 hour aad 37 minutes. the series during the next two day e e ren s s playing of “Black Sox” ball plavers!ooach, Miss Flsa osk e, E. L. WITTSTATT ek i Tt Wosan|] Most of the applications for partcipation in the tournaments have - lin that organization. Appleton u 'eral supervision of the 10 DAt T & Wit s g S etiee fon & doubIe | = == —————————==| (yme from teams in the senior and junior divisions, but the midgets and | Beeauxe of his weak bitting d i Eddie Cicotte and 'dh.nrlry (Swede) | Rehool team in practice and it R il : ; sld have ended it, but |double to left. He dled at third when | unlimiteds also are well represented in the early entrics. A number of | 1n& the early part of the meason .!"‘""*_'i;,'f"i‘ "‘Ffl‘m;;”",‘u" e ‘:n':;ef;fl:f:un THElteand mandRer S ek el ! sing | Blueke bounded to Rigney and Harrls | the unlimtied nines are waiting until the fast day to register with the | the Cub outfielder han been out or |05 S0IEE | TR Q8 U0 U 00 | tain directed the club on the v INDIAN it e, e | "5 Tueky Dreak enabled the Bengals | committee, as they are anxious to qualify players signed recently. the gnme for some time, hut when | rct play against any team with the!The medals and loving cup wers of MO10CYCLE p [to register In thelr half. With| The series committee-will meet at ~— —— —— ———— the warm wenther set in he got |“cutlaws” in their lineup. Zeredihy, the St Touis: Post-1} DISTRIBUTOR <‘x}a&.-\-.lnuluhng !m-‘ .;‘onela set m‘;wn. the Munsey bullding Thursday night his chanee. He started Inst Fri- | . o e Dsed end RBebuilt Motoovcies Sold e o e efe | to_compiete plans for the towrna- | dny mgainat the Ginnts. In his | White Sox Release Yaryan. tepesten iniatnictita 1 on Easy T ,'—[ix: = " sufficient | mann's hopper to Harris took a bad|ments and take care of the expected | laxt sixteen times at hat he has | CHICAGO, June 13.—Everett Yar-|dircct the physical ¢ HOWARD A. FRENCH & CO. Jths to knot the|bound. Stan knocked the ball down,|Tush of last-minute applicants. The| i o | van. catcher of the Chicago White |student as well as t 424 9tk Street N.W. Ted & shot o ¢ {but before he could discover that it |Dumber of teams competing will ne- Im " | poled out ten hits, Including three |0 10 been released to Kansas City “Our winning the Woodall and Flag- | was at his feet it was too late to at- | C¢ssitate starting some of the series doublex. of the American Association. all my work,” she said i Haney with the,tempta throw to the plate. Cutshaw |about the Ist of July, a month earller had the proper spiri | : [then got @ safety, but Rice took |than usual vail ‘and "were deterni e ‘dn]Difl'fg—]‘ Rigney's fly away from Smith, ra A e (NGia dere R e S other teams they could P 7 | 2 4 e S BY JOHN B. FOSTER. 2 i woraan T0r 5 - U . i ¢ S o they did have a_woman for @ - clous slug- Brower Gets a Triple. ald Athletic Club, 5 to 2. Goodrich, @GL =) i NEW HU! . - o T e b «fi{arv‘i‘f—-“ Rice led off In the elghth with a|pitching for Grace, fanned ten batters| If Moran continues to develop the A OSE UP OI\ GRIFF S I\E RLER i?‘éfih?flf}'fl:fl;‘i;fi’,; e ‘f'_” i at S wA i overdue.” | double to left center and dled at third |and granted five scattered .A [Cincinnat! team at the same ratio of | e X D e a lAGe amergenc hen Ehmke grabbed Judge's at-|five-run rally in the eighth inniig|progress which he has created since Betier thiy pibese Toe loars arvtully | tempted sacrifice. Brower then wal- |accounted for the Grace success. the latter part of April he has the e Sae as the!loped a triple past the scoreboard. . great chance of his life to 18 to decend wwo N subsided and one | cashing Josephus. Smith was called | 1 Hospital s casting about for |p .\ “miracle man” of the ‘;em"gev'\e': ”:md‘” Sk ked his way ' out on strikes and Brower proved an|Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday en- [,ague. they have to come through, & | T uih the dis- | easy death when he essayed to steal | Kagements. Telephone chail: '8 100 Phe National League has been hunt- how or other they will if you | 2 fans. homeward bound,!home. Manager Joscph A. King, West 2369 |0 ror miracle . because usually ane them! . Y | . Tentally reviewing the lesson so! Zachary's fourth stralght bingle o Gas | it has been dominatéd by one or two | “We first learned to hit { . . sed on him. “Here- fwus a factor in the recording of a uf;:‘l C:‘;;';;ny"‘:’m h::v;fn'::mlht:;”nmn'u.'flrs who have beaten the oth and hit it hard. Good batt i . ave two| Washington run in the elghth. It|LIEnL Company wil be GPRORARGE L0 1o the bunting. Anson had his days BRSNS Sron S e P X | sent La Motte, who had walked with | 2 LUl e of suprems < ToE wks Doy sl hole R mon to | third. and Bobby |and Pennsylvanfa avenue southeast.:qf SHEf Ao Zn le, H traipsed to the platter when Bluege | P1ay Will start at 5:30 o'elock. {" Moran 1y 200 points el el cn e dropped a Texas leaguer into left| puguiel gelding and Gordon's hit-15ince he nnati by determination and willingness. 1¢ L e e i ting were features of Hyattsville's!losing cverything except his faith. did not know the proper play or ju : chs up @ quartel; A nap indulged in by Smith pre-| 70 ¢ ViCtory over the Brightwoods. |His start was frightcul. He overtame what to call it, they did. i o le i prompt- | to . % » just puts one foot ahead of the o ¥ o g Blows of Almilar vro- ;:?’z‘nrx“dw;:;g’ have’ come tOnUiL] Seat Pleasant Reserves Deat the mhe‘:” Some managers take r.!mnt‘vs: Will Coach Harvard Again. | =8 Gont Berplas | Rrperty, to right center by Zac 5 zebel was doing nothing | Carilsles, 9 to 0, and the Rainbows,jat odds that seem to be ruinous g = nd. with Zachary. but hit yesterday. Brower walked |15 (o 3. In the first game Sheriff of | The Cincinnat! team has developed a ACANBRIDEE Miss, June 11 N. Frank & Sons agger down the| with one gone, and Smith singled | the winners got a triple and two dou- |lot speed that the players never 'nTm' ; f{a“’;”-, SRl 1000 Pa. .. Harris. The lat- | him to center, only to be nipped off | hies in three times at bat. showed when they were bushers. On athleties at 0 Tar Lo &nl‘- M N, Anxw f ce heat ov first a moment later. Pleinich, who e the merits of pitching alone they are vears. has anmounced that i 3| forc t free transportation, and Zach | Costello Post vanquished the DIs-|doing better than the pitchers of the continue in office another year. | N second, and s on deck swinging his trusty bat, | trict firémen, 11 to 10. The winners|Giants. It is Interesting to note that = on Brower's long | but got no chance to use It when La |will meet the Manhattans at 3:30:\hile the Cincinnatis have gained sad. Judge taking| Motte rolled to Haney. o'clock Saturday, on the Rosedal {200 points the Glants have lost about - . Snined: hisiwas to 156l ERE R r r 1 “wad with | Nationnl Cnpitol Post, Veterans of | | eal swung at a bad| ON THE SIDE LINES Forelgn Wars, ran roughshod over ! | the Meridians in a 17-to-1 game. For ! LEAGUE RESULTS. | ! 1th the wi it { z engagements with the winners write ! ) ! DETROIT, June 13.—FErickson or|joseph B. Gardella, 311 Massachusetts 2 S0 jmra will be pitted against the|avenue northeast | PIEDMONT LEAGUE. 1 ‘of | Bengals in the wind-up battle this % | Greensboro, 1: Raleigh, 9. ’ “n inlafternoon. The Seattle southpaw EOt | tenm want garmen i (he funior And| MiEh ot B Dudamd’ a 2-to-2 verdict over the Bengals In|senior divisions. Send challenges to c ; e t v g L. H. Burrows, care Tabulating Ma- e AT : e Washington last month, ylelding only | Iy H Burtows, cars Tevulatng Ma | NIRGINIA EEAC & R TR ; s sngle past the initial sa Oldham may be sent back | 1679 324 street. | omrort Newy = i : ared ‘when Ehmke shunted a i agatnst the Griffmen, although Stoner, Say | mionming: 167 Roreolk "8 e ——————————————————————— safety to Iaft. The latter was forced | pou oo (18 O Ten: & e o o | Hillitop Midges want games in the ) Portemouih, 16; Rocky Mount, 0. b / by Fi o i 12-to-14 year class. For engagements < 3 = 3 ‘whiffed before Zachary ' are all available. telephone Manager Jimmy Newhelser, | . JOURH AREANTIGIIEAGUR. E ARE confident e ’ riffied a_sinele over Ri s head West 2472. harlotte, 83; Columbla, 5-4. ABAY 3 e fo d i ~ G . p burg, 5 T - Zoi, n the fourth and was left wWith| qme Nationals are dwe to make one recis o own Sl 30/ tasiue) that, if you would Puritane J N i &5 Charleston, 3; Augusta, o walked, when Rice roll-| o those quick hops out of town this Rambler Athletic Olub and Domin! C b e W v s wlll clash Sunday at Sdal Culewsr ‘.'.4'2;',';.9“::’1»;?"::ff,}'f:‘"g{.e‘{':'f,."?,"}",'s o8 Bt Lous R e cion Bavracke Tiay wil start SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION the sixth and the result was another | ¢ "8 2 at 3 o'clock. Momoile, & Atlanta, 1 run for the Griffs. The some one! Manager e Roek O mrls b hoogs, 4; New Bluege, w ed to Cutsh smoke an El Producto, Fino you would know right #¥er2/or 2585 off whether or not it was . the smoke for you. 2 Milan had not figured on to play Southern| M h. who walked for alusing Zachary yesterday, as the A?fl:flz‘u‘:{';f,fi:y M nion Park. | Chattanoog s put into position ihandicap of an alling elbow makes The Orlentals in a recent double- i (, P 1 : ik Motte's sacrifice. | more than the customary th 2 N J v Scoma Mo did when Zach uncarked his | Fest advisable for him. Jesohe) asked | Reader beat the Northeast Tigers 7 TR ’ Stivy he did when Zach uncorked hix | rest advisable for him. Jezebel asked | %257 13" loat, 3 o5, e oit| Toledo, 16: St. Panl. 7. El Producto’s uncopyable 16 Ehmke was slated to perform for the | 118¢ Tomecibe. 1: Ransas G j Bengals. There's a reason, and it will jors took the measure| Indlanapolls, 7; Milwaukee, 3. HOW GRIFFS ARE HITTING | [3¢ found in the’ hit column opposite | of tis Limworth Juniors in a 2 to 1] e e v Match, Farrington's triple and a sin- Fle by Lovelace in the ninth inning decided the Issue. blend is so distinctive that it leaves no doubt. You either like it a lot or not at all. That’s our idea of the only way to make a cigar. ‘What’s the verdict? ster, 0. Only game schefluled. RO 8 KA R R T O Three stealn were registered by the Nationals, Fice, Judge and Smith tak- ng advantage of Ehmke's slow wind- up. The Griffs this year are traflingj in the theft department, where for| several seasons past they have shone. With Shanks almost ready to re-| 7| sume: service, Gharrity has joined the | 8 | hospital list, having pulled the mus- | 5:cles in his back in Saturday's fracas )| here. Picinich is displaying a fine 1| line ‘of backstopping in the absence of the first-stTing recelver. G.H. P. CIGAR CO., Inc. Philadelphia, Pa. | N == ¢ L SHOE-TALK | . V. . 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