Evening star., 1921-04-04

was protesting when Charity showed
him out of the way and roughly col
Jared the umpire. who raised ms MASK
as if to strike. Pat was sensible
enough to control his temper and
Mcbride, by grabbing the arbitrators
arms from the rear. prevented any hst
welding, Everybody promised 70 De
! good and made up.
Brottem caught his first full game
and demonstrated he needs lot OF
work to obtain control in throwing to
bases. His sights were high when
Bluehawk stole on him in the second
later in an unsuccessful effort to nip
him off. Tony tagged four men at
the keystone sack. but clever handling
of the ball by ORourke made it pos
sible on two of these occasions. the
throws being anything but accurate
and none too strong.
Brottem produced bingle in the
seventh that helped his general av-
erage for the day, however. 1t was
roller past short with the infield
had rolled to the pitcher on his two
previous appearances. but on this oc-
casion whaled a double to left center
and got into position to tally through
O'Rourkes infield death. Foss also
cracked a vicious single to left in the
ninth to register a 900 average for
the day.
MoGridge Gets His Bumps.
Mogridge was bounti1ulIy bumped
right off the reel Eluehawk started
with a single to right, moved up on
the pitcher bad peg to catch him
mapping and scored when Shay dupli-
Gated the blow. The latter took Sec
ond on MillerS inaccurate peg to the
plate and died at third when Mogridge
1erried Sloan's attempted sacrifice to
FosS. Osborne walloped triple to
right center, sending Sloan home, and
scored himself on Stephens double to
left. All these cracks were hard and
clean cut. Mogridge tossed out the
next man and then settled down, al
lowing only two hits in the next three
rounds. one a swinging bunt to Foss
which the batSman beat out
Acosta took up the going in the fifth
inning and showed good form. Two of
the four hits made off him were
scratchy infield affairs, but they were
punched right behind a two-base wild
heave by Foss, and gave the Lookouts
their fourth and final marker.
Boone Puzzle to Grins.
For four innings a tall Highlander
named Boone, obtained from Atlanta,
held the Nationals practically helpless,
a pair of unsupported triples by Rice
being the extent of the damage done
to his offerings. In the fifth Daniel (his
monicker must be DanieD tired a bit,
and when his support caved on him
T..
O'Rourke walked with one out and
went to third while Brottem took Sec
ond when the alien shortstop heaved
wildly past first Mogridge having
completed his tour of duty, Charity
batted for him, and scored both his
mates with single to left, moving
to second on the throw-in, taking
third on Judges demise and counting
when Miller beat out a rap to short.
Foss and Brottem collaborated to
n hn
lated, and in the following round the
deciding tally was compiled in this
fashion: Miller was safe on an error.
Rice picked out a ball over his head
to bunt at and popped to the first
baseman. Lewis stung a single
through the third-sacker, and when
he was forced by Harris. Miller went
to third Harris dashed for second
with the pitcher holding the ball, and
finally was run down, but not before
Miller scored. thanks to the stupidity
of Chief Bluehawk, who made no eff
fort to throw to the plate.