The Washington times., 1915-09-25
Youngster viii Be Out Of Game
for Present Series at Least,
( Estimate Of Trainer Mique
+ Martin.
Walter Johnson Not to Be Used
Against the Tigers Again
+ Unless Games Become Two
and Two.
By LOUIS A. DOUGHER.

Joe Judge will hardly be able to
play first base for the Griffmen
again until Philadelphia comes here
next Wednesday. When he hit the
gutter in front of the stand yester-
day he sprained an ankle and the
trainer, NJ. Ferdinand Martin, wants
the youngster to give his injury all
the rest possible. Judge had the
wounded ankle baked last night, and
he was much easier today. As soon
as he is able to take his place in
the game again, he will go back to
first base.
"Judge looks mighty good to me"
said Manager Griffith today. 81 am
very sorry to have him meet with
that injury. 1t wasn't his fault at
all. The fellows on the bench told
him to 20 on, that there was plenty
of room. At first it looked as if
there was, but when the ball came
down it was seen that it would hit
the stand. It was then too late for
Judge to STOP"
Jameson will lead off the bathing or
der, Gandil hitting in fourth place.
Walter johnson will not be called
the series becomes two and two. Then
he will pitch the final game on Tues
day next.
Owing to the injury Of Joe Judge. the
lineup Of the Griffs will see Chick Gan
dill performing at first base and the
batting order probably will be changed.
field and lead off the attack. Judge
turned his ankle chasing a foul fly
yesterday, and will hardly be in shape
to return to the game until Monday or
Tuesday.
Griff's kids, rushing to the relief or
Walter Johnson, ground the Jungaleers
under their feet in the opening game OF
sse e. to final hes ssrs' ths rst y
the game degenerated into a farce.
with the home boys having the long
end. Jennings did his best to instill
siveness that has made them famous
but in the face of the Grifmen's 8 can.
nonade, and Tom Sawyer's braying and
swimming exhibitions. his task was
johnson allowed the Tigers three clean
hits and sacrifice fy in the opening
inning. two runs patter1ng across tne
and and not till tho end Of the day were
the enemy able to score again. The
Kansas zephyr buckled down and toy
ed with, the opposition that's ALL
You've all seen him do II oetore'
Because Jennings sent a southpawy to
the mound the Old Fox sicced Eph
Milan on the Tigers. Eph delivered
the goods in rafting style. cracking
out two hits that accounted for three
tallies and stealing a couple of cushions
for the old los cabin back In Linden.
When the righthanders began comint;
Along Eph remained in the lineup .i!,n;In and 9
continued his hammering and ga!iopiEs
around. ro sec Zeb and Eph In the
same game pleased the bugs.
The game was decided in one inning
the first. Bush and Witt singled: Cobb
sent ont 2 long sacrifice fly. advancing
them. and Veach's single scored them.
So much for so much.
Judge stopped pitched ball with his
wing, and went to third on the hit-and-
run when Foster singled to right.
Nilar's scratch to Burns scored Judge.
and the bases We're iammed when Cove
leskie made a Lad throw Of Jameson 5
roller. Eph Milan came to time with a
brilliant blngle to right center, sending
Foster and Zeb across. Jameson was
run down when Shanks bounced to Witt.
but when Crawford dropped Williams
drive after long run to the line. Eph
and Hank chalked up tallies