The Washington times., 1921-05-22

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ahead of Tobin, while the fans
Emilio Palmero. the Cuban south.
paw, was q puzzle to the Griffs all
the way. They did not get hit till
the sixth. Thereafter they looked
better. though never good enough 70
romp away with decent lead.
COST CHANCES TO SCORE.
Bad base-running twice cost the
Griffs chances to score. :, In the
seventh, with Palmero being bumped.
Ellerbe showed ragged thinking and
furnished the third out. when the
bases should have been loaded and
Milan up. Ellerbe insisted on going
to ti0rd on Judges drive to Sisler.
though Charity held that ststion.
sisler ran over aad tagged him that's
all II was-raw buAh stun.
In the next frame.Bing Miller fell
q victim Of the short peg to the box
and perished for the third out. In
both of these plays the Griffs looked
very bad
George Mogridge. while yielding
frequent hits. might have won his
game with better support, especially
on the bases. Six hits were made OF
him in six innings ~.
Jose Acosta was hit hard during
his three sessions, and II was on
him; that Tobin poled the deciding
waifop. ~. ~ $780,
SALVATION ARMY on JOE.
AS q part of the Salvation Army
drive, pretty girls swarmed around
the park collecting funds and SELL
ing deughnuts. while q militafy band
entertained folks with popular airs.
1t was easily the largest crowd OF
the series, despite threatening skies.
1t looked like rain and felt warmer
than a certain place known far and
wide for its lack of GOODNESS.
Nick Altrock's biggest hit was his
imakinary crap. game All the play
crs In unit practice watched. him lose
his shirt with the galfoping domf-
noes and the fans gave him big
hand. iEs4 -
MiIan's siowness on the hoof saved
Palmero from possible trouble In
the ,frst Zeb had walked with one
gone. Rice shot = liner into Tobin's
hand and the Brownie. with a perfect
PEG to Sisler, doubled up Milan at
nrst retiring the side.
"Bucky" Harris showed classy
fielding when he jumped over to the
bag, grabbed Sisters grounder and
got the speedy Brownie for the last
out In the opening round.
smith IumOJeu DOunueT dS a
starter In the second. Harris roller
to the box advanced him but the next
two gents expired via the air route.
VISION or HITLEss GAME.
Visions of a 1itless game for Mo
fridge disappeared when. with two
gone in the second. Smith singled to
center. Lee whitfield, so. 1t was all
right.
Hank Severeid's sturdy single to
left opened the Browns half OF the
third, but Palmero forced him with
bunt to Mogridge and Tobin's grond-
or to Harris forced Palmero. Tobin
was nailed going to second. so he
hiked back 20 first. Harris flung the
pill into. the dugout and Tobin went
to third. However, Gerber rolled to
ORourke and the Browns had failed.
Smith's second tumble put Milan on
In the fourth. Rice forced him and
stole second. but Miller and Harris
each popped to Smith and Rice was
ieft.
Sisler's single to right opened the
Browns half and williams sacrificed:
Shanks took Jacobson's popiiy. Then
Smith showed a single over O'Rourke's
head and sisler was over like a hash.
Lee died on strikes. but the Browns
were leading.
SINGLED OVER MoGRrDGE's MEAD
Palmero singled over Mo&rtdxes
head with one out In the Browns
NTH. and two were on when Harris
fumbied Tobin's grounder. Gerber
hied to Rice, and Harris tossed ou;
Stsier, so the score remained as II
was For nve frames Painiero held
the GrifYmen hittesss Milan had stroll
ed and Smiths two errors had allow
ed Milan and Miller to reach hrst
The hrst Washington safety came
when Mogridge opened the sixth
with q clean single TO left. Judge
forced him and, after Milan had fou.-
ed to Smith, Rice was hit by a pitch
cd ball Miller rolled weakly to
Gerber and the Griffs had fallen
williams dropped a siagfs in shoit
left to start his teams sixth frame
and jacobson sacrificed. Smith roll
ed ITO Judge and williams foolishly
tried to score. but was killed on his
feet ~ --
HARRIS NIT re RIGHT.
The Griffe seconds hit Of the day
opened the seventh, Harris pounding
one to right center. Shanks sacrificed
and Smith threw out O'Rourke.
Charity was spurposely given four
wide ones. Up came Frank Eilerbe
in place OF Moxridses He cracked
single to center. bringing Harris
across with the tying run. Judge
beat out a hot one to Sisler and
v.lierbe tore around to third Sisler
saw that the pinch hitter was an
easy victim, a. Charity was stand
Ing on the bag to which he was en-