The Washington times., 1915-09-21
YOUNGSTERS REMAIN
IN GR|FE:'SL|ME.UP
Old Fox Delighted With Premier
Performances Of His Buffalo
Recruits.
BY LOUIS A. DOUGHER.

So pleased 10 Manager Griffith with
the premier performances Of his rockies
he will keep several Of them In against
the Chicago white sox.
Joe Judge 10 expected to remain at
first base. and KID Jamieson in the
garden. Because Merito Acosta gan
orally hits the CHICAGO pitchers effec-
lively. he may replace Turner Barber
in right field. but the Winston-Salen
rookie will be shot right back into the
battle line II the Cuban fails to get
going.
1t is doubtful Of Ed Charity. the Min
regular Eame for a while after he re-
ports. unless he goes to bat In . pinch
He will have to become accustomed to
the pitchers before he can show at bis
best behind the plate.
Bert Galiia Is expected to face the
White sox tomorrow.
The strongest lineup took . back
seat In tie anal contest with thu
Brownies. and 80 the strongest line-uI
made II victory, y to 9. Those mos,
prominent In the humbling OF Branch
NlChcy D yOuH6 IuSh wore SSOf8c cu'
mont. who pitched a classy article Of
pail; Joe Judge. who played big league
bail At tirst base and polsd two bingies
and Carl Sawyer. whose Des Mo!nei
brand bra Of coaching at nrst was yo.ss
ent. OF the 1915 veterans George NC
Bride was In the middle OF the combat
scoring three times, and Eddie Fostel
walioped = blow in the night spot. eaus
Dunonts debut against the Indian'
was Cd uSlsd yesterday. Indeed, II wal
osttered. for the Fai 80 finger passet
only Two brownies. Two hits v;cIe col
being he he % Ssay real sold drive TN, Th'
younSstor showed all the cooiness Of
his debut, unG to his great Joy rlammet
4 single In the THIRD that scored Nc
Bride. Dunont viii do.
Allen S0tt0ron, u spItbatl pitcher. start
ed for the brow MES. but witness GAUGE,
his disappeaiance IN tn. fourth; Iohr
Itilman, "ho Was With New fedTcIi II
tho Colonial Lsesue, tried his lurk 60
went away from that place when th'
sixth came around. Chester HON fniah
ing tina contest But We don't eaT'
much about those other fellows. We'r'
the Grifimen.
II was q nice. gentiemanly rastims
until the third, but the Kids broke
loose then and three runs came over
Mcbride followed Henry's pass with Q
solid safety to left, putting the hack,
stop on third. Dumont's single TO LETT
brought Henry over aud put NC Bride
on third. Joe Judge. anil a "iid out,
burst OF cheering. hammered single
10 r!EhL ceEts'. ocorins Mcbr!Ie. ios,
ter filed to Walker und .irosta forced
Judge. Jamieson's stinger off Soih-
oron's glove, scored Dumout, ana Bar,
ber's pass flled the corners. Ehanks
could have made a big nit with a hit
but he skied TO Title Walker.
with one gone and h!ksd to second
when Dumont greeted Pillman with
a sacrifice bunt. Joe Judge, for ,he
second time, delivered q bingle at the
right time, this one going to right
heid: NeBride scoring with ease.
twice before expiring. Leary los,
McBrtde's third strike. giving the
captain his life at hrst. Dumonts
walk put two on. wild pitch advane-
lns both Of them. Judge stopped a
pitched ball with his anatomy and
the bases were rilled when Eddie Fos
ter, Jealous Of what the Kids were
DOING. slammed safety to right
scoring Mcbride. Sisters poor re-
turn 10 ne plate allowed Dumont 10
score without any discomfort.
The Brownies never approached the
Grims until the ninth. though shottan
waiked in the orener and Iaary had
sccratchsd single to Foster in the
in the ninth, reached tirst un on iFs6 Fo.teps npi,
wild throw and Bert Shotton got tho
frst real hit off Dumont, a smite 10
right. Howard forced shotton, letting
Lee 50 to Third: It began to look as
his whtewash. He filled the bases
when he hit sislar With a pitched ball,
Then came the best fielding stunt OF
the day. Pratt bounced, one. TO Mcbride
ana shanks Was the pivot Of . fine