The Washington herald., 1921-03-24
FIELDING
BY FOSS MAKES
4 HIT WITH CRIFF
gridge Helped by Tam-
pa Third Sacker in
Pinches.

IPA, March 2s.-Ths Tampa
youngsters handed the Hot
Is collection of Washington
ties about the neatest drubbing
could be desired this after
u - and after IL was over Grin
lifted that he couldn't AFFORD to
= Foss go. for it. was Deeby's
Z worn and his failure to dupli-
Ellerbe's Saturday stunt that
ke up the regulars rally in the
inning and sent George Mog-
te away to a flying start that
kled even the Old Fox in the
press coop. For George let his
mates down with
lhree hits. one a gift from McHush,
who lost it in the sun, and~ not a
n did they gather in fve fun
hzas. The final score was to
tha Hot Springers taking three
nters of Frank Brewer when he
INT in the box after an aggressive
k-sion at first base.
But TO Mogridge and Foss go the
.ay's honors. though IL must be
Idmitted that the sticks of Shanks'
(iller and Brewer played a perth
ent part. IL George can keep 60
|nS as he has started he viii stow
hirty good ones under his pillow
fore old 1921 is gone. He had
ch wise ones as Sam Rice. Clyde
ilan and Joe Judge swinging
&tileIy. He famed Milan twice
nd Sam and Joe once each.
Fosx Looks Like Star.
ia was in the first though that
eIogrid-e was given just the right
1art by Foss. Judge, first up, had
fitted a fiuke double into left, the
ball bounding away from Goebel-
frying to keep Milan from bunting.
&eorge walked him Then Sam laid
II a beautiful bunt between Foss
4 George. Did Deeby start after
and leave third uncovered? Not
b your life.
Deeby footed it to his sack and
|alled George into the play like
veteran. The former Yankee
matched the slow dump and, with
Peeby's outstretched arms and voice
o guide him. shot it at the voice.
peeby grappIed with the apple a
pot ahead of the speeding Judge.
chat busted a few hopes right off
he reel.
Then Lewis stepped into a hot one
IN his waist and hammered il be-
tween Foss and Eschmann. Deeby
laced and reached. He knocked II
Town. almost falling on his face as
e did He shot the ball across the
|iamond incher ahead of Duffy.
litter that the regulars never looked
dangerous to MoGridge-
Aeosta's support Poor.
Little Acosta was heaving a great
|hme for several innings. ragged
bEbort giving the Yannigans most
II their tallies- The nine of the
st one over for a strike, eight OF
bem in a row.
Shanks scored in the first on his
Et. Harris bobble and a double
cal on which Charity threw wild
y second
Hits by shanks. Brewer. Miller.
fcHugh and Torres, with
fRourke's errCr. brought the four
lilies over in the THIRD for the
hmpans. Only two were earned.
MiIler's hit. followed by one by
PISS and bobble by Harris.
bought the fnal tally in the sew
bth while Zachary was pitching
me classy ball himself
EHerbe was hitting like fury. as
as Torres Hits by Lewis. Ellerbe,
hd O'Rourke brought the first
$gular tally. Hits by Zack, Judge
Id Lewis. with Picinich's wild
row mixed in. gave them the
her two.
Tucker Goes to Bushes.
Trucker has been sold. He goes to
harIeston of the South Atlantic
esocfation, and will report from
Jacksonville. according to Clark
Fifith tonight. Griffith also an
|unced that he will seek to induce
e Giants to join him here next
fsdg for a double-header training
Ip. His idea is for dividing the
ernoons and mornings between
two clubs, and play a five-game.
ries here, then start North. He
nks he can induce Muggsy to do
1T. II he can't, he will try and
We the New York Napoleon grab
ramp in some nearby burg so he
D have some one besides the Pills
practice with. II Gotham refuses,
IN will seek some other club for
mpany.
Bobby Lamotte. whose leg Is still
Re. may not play in any games un-
Monday.