Evening star., 1921-09-18

l0te because OF ram, 10 lulI SdhS
repeat their triumph OF last season
Mogridge was given fine lambast-
ing in the second inning. when he was
chased to the clubhouse under fusil-
lade of swats that netted the Tribe
four runs, while Woodward and Bird.
although making fairly creditabie
showing. yielded as many markers be-
tween them over the remainder of the
route. and these proved the margin
by which the Tribe copped.
Although wild as a hawk SothOron's
damp shoots 30 mystified the Griffmen
that. following the initial session.
when they squeezed one run over. they
We're blanked for six frames. Oppor-
tunities for inf1icting lot of damage
were presented in the waning stages
of the affair. but went begging for
lack of concentrated attack
Grins Count In Opener.
Sothoron was lucky to escape with
only one run charged against him in
Ihe opener. when he issued !hr- j."
to GosIin. Bush strolled first. ad-
vanced on walk 10 Judge. after Har-
lis popped. and took third when RICE
forced Judge. He scored on the hit
and-run when Goslin lined safety TO
center. Rice puilin. up at third
After Miller also walked Shanks left
the bases loaded when he fouled to
Gardner.
Mogridge got by in the first round
wfen Evans hit into a double play ait
er Wamby walked. but he faded from
the scene in round two. when quar-
tet of Tribal tallies accrued from
fistful of bingles in addition 70 bum
chuck by Picinich. The initial safety
fell to Wood. who was safe at second
when Picinich grabbed Gardner's bunt
and pegged wide to Bush. Singles
by Sewell and Burns produced two
runs and after O'Neilrs sacrifice safe
ties by Sothoron and Jameson netted
another pair. This was sufficient for
IIogridge. Frank Woodward. the re-
cruit from New Haven. replaced him
and the side was promptly retired.
when Wamby drilled into a dual kill
ing that Shanks started and Judge
finished.
Woodward In Wicked.
With two gone in the third Woodward
was nicked for tally when Gardner
doubled over first and sewell singled
to right. Goslin's momentary tumble
prscluding a peg to the plate. Wood
ward slid through the fourth unharm-
ed: despite O'Neill's double and
walk TO Wamby.
Joe Bird. the rookie southpaw from
"n the mound when the NTH inning
opened. Wood greeted him with a sim
81 to center. Gardner sacrificed and
Sewell was winged. Bird than took
;,1hdsons ,Sird ms tap nP;a, and tagged Wood at
Bird breezed through the sixth,
whiting Sothoron and wamby, and
had Evans retired in the seventh when
r." bumped into trouble 1t started
with the passing Of Wood. who took
and Tailed with Larry. when seweii
waiioped triple to deep center john
son fly to right cashed Sewell. Cos.
iinss peg to Picinich being accurate
but late.
sothoron Wild, But Elective.
Following the initial session and un-
I'll the eighth the Nationals were NOT
soie TO accomplish anything against
Sothoron. despite continued tendency
to wildness on the part Of the spit
baiHst
Woodward whacked into a double
death after Picinich walked In the
second and Rice did likewise follow.
ing pass to Harris in the third. Mil
Ter could have scored In the fourth,
hut for an aversion to hitting the dirt.
With one out he beat out we'll
placed bunt and following Shanks'
death took third on Picinich's Texas
leasuer to right. He attempted to
tally when Milan. batting for Wood
ward. dribbled swinging bunt to
>Sothoron. but his failure to slide re-
suited in his being tagged on the -Jina.
bunt to Johnston in the fourth by
Earris was the only DEVELOPMENT
tk~n "ntil the eieh'h. when two runs
resulted from trio of bingles and q
walk Harris punch took a lucky
bounce over Sewel's head. Judge
walked and Rice singled TO center.
scoring Stanley. Judge then. counted.
after Goslin popped to Warmly. when
Miller biffed bine'e to left, where-
poon Shanks raped into. a two-pIy
demise
Washington's final run was cha,ked
up in the ninth. Batting for Picinfch,
SsaIth flied deep to Smith but Brewer,
sdbbing for Bird. whaled a triple to
lafe- and counted. after Bush popped
10 ONeill and Harris walked. on
Judges single over SeWelFs head.
Harris and Judge were left VIXEN Rice
lofted to Smith.