The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
GEORGE ALSOHITS
HOME RUN;;.COSLIN
STARS WITH STICK
Blankenship Victim oi
Second Nat Victory
In Two Days.

tEHlCAGO. Aug 9-W lllfe Urea
sons white Sox apparently have a
failing for the old boys. Having
xuccumbed before the aged walter
johnson the day previous. the South
slders came back today and did
even worse. getting only four or
phaned hits on the veteran George
MogrIdge and permitting Washing
ten to cop a whitewash AFFAIR, to o.
The Sox attack was about as
feeble as they have displayed In
many weeks. They had just about
two good scoring chances and those
were in the first and second innings.
when the Iead-off batters reached
base There were a few other pos
sibilities. but always with one or
two dead and they finished with a
record of getting only one man as
far as third base. That was Hooper.
who tripled with two gone in the
fourth and died on the far sack.
2 MogridEe Does Il.
As a smasher OF White Sox hopes
Mogridge played a dual role. His
mates and, incidentally. their field
Ing deserve mention. They gave
him a one-run lead to work on In
the second inning and this would
have been amply sufficient. but the
veteran southpaw. who wore White
Sex toys about eleven seasons back.
played safe by taking hold of a J.
znd-2 count cripple in the sixth and
sailing II into the right field seats
for a home run.
eBoth washington tallies were
shipped from the delivery of Ted
B1ankenship. the Bonham. Tex.
youth. Ted was in there only for
six innings. While he got nothing
but a trimming he pitched mighty
fine article Of ball. He was nicked
for only four hits, but two Of them
were for extra sacks and produced
runs. The last three rounds were
attended to by Shovel Hodge and he
did all that could be asked for.
GesIin Bangs One.
The hostile's first run was put
over through the prowess of Goose"
Goslin. who perpetrated three hits
In a row. His opening contribution
was a healthy liner to right center
for three sacks in the second. He
scored in a moment on Brower's long
fly to right. The next batter, Shanks,
also cracked one square on the nose
and for an instant IT looked like a
homer. but Faik backed against the
left field wall, put his gloved hand
over his head and speared the flying
pellet.
Things went along in about one,
two. three order from then on.
Mogridge gave an intimation of
what he later intended to do when
he banged out a single in his first
trip to the plate in the third.
Picinich had lofted previously and
Rice brought matters to a close in
this frame by poking into a double
play. Collins to johnson to Sheely.
Moxridge SIrms Homer.
In the fourth after Shanks had
speared Mulligan's line drive and
Mogridge had taken care of a hot
one by Eddie Collins. Hooper lined
nut his triple to center. But he
died en- route home when Judge
Knock down Mostil's grounder
and pegged to Mogridge at first on
close decision.
Tho ifth was damageiess in both
halves but Mogridge was rather
dubious Of his one-run lead and so
with the count at three and two
against him at the opening Of the
sixth he clouted one Of Blanken-
ships groove offerings for a cir
emit run. the bali landing in the
right field bl~achers. Rice. Harris
and Judge were easy outs
The Sox got two more men on
base thereafter, but neither saw the
midwJy station. In the eighth with
one down. Sheely singled through
short but Hodge forced him and
YaryJE forced Hodge. With two
dead in the final session Eddie
Collins ramrned one over second
for a single. but Hooper called it
day when he lofted in short right
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