Evening star., 1922-05-13

physician SHlCe tIlc dliLlGul uSSSiOPSS
been followed by setback and vest
did not even don a uniform, viewing
stand.
Mogridge's lame back makes pit
Of effectiveness. His ailment is not
and no apprehensions are felt that i
he experiences most remarkable re-
service within week. ;
1t is due to this trouble that Mo-
gridge has made such. poor show
ing this spring. Much was expected
of him in view of what he accom-
plished last season and his failure to
meet expectations is directly trace
able to the puzzling. affection OF the
nerves In the spinal column he Is
suffering with.
the local f1inging corps. Mogridge's
loss, even though temporary, VIII pc
a hard blow to the Griffmen. He was
due to work today. Being unaVai-
able Manager Milan will have 70
choose between Francis. Gleason ana
Phillips and, possibly. use two OF
them by design. Francis gave such
an impressive exhibition for four m
nings against the Browns last Iuss
day that Milan may start MIN IN tns
afternoon. and have Gleason or Phil
lips prepared to shoulder the ouIuS
at the halfway mark. in case Francis
proves unable to go the route. ~ rs
not established that the portsiae.
cannot travel the entire distance put
ha .Iso has vet to demonstrate that
Johnson is being figured on to race
the tribe tomorrow, not having WORK
ed since Wednesday. but Milan "ouiu
Of rest, in which event the mounas-
men OF the three contemplated ioi
TODAY who is not called on Will pc
Summoned for service on the SaD-
bath.
Grins Twice Overcome Lead
The Nationals twice came from be-
hind to grab the opening tllt iaoa'
monies in observation OF Natlona, einr
Hospital day, including an lnvocation
nv DIR. James Shera Montgomery
short address by Maj. Gen. Jonn "A,
Lejeune, commandant OF the MaI aInrs
Corps, and the raising OF the cotoIs
hy Secretary DENLY of the Navy. foi-
lowing a march to the flag stan oy
the PLAYERS of both CLUBS
Gen. Lejeune stated simply tnaI tne
day had been designated as tripu.e
ernment: service who had risked IRE
and limb that I'VE. our children ana
Grandchildren might be protected.
Many of the wounded veterans trGIt
the various hospitals in the Dist,to' s,nh
were present as guests OF the cup:
Erickaon had an odd afternoon IN
taking the measure of the tribe Ine
visitors. jostled him rudely In tne
upener when two doubles ana pa..
Of singles in addition to a .pass
-netted them three runs t.ened Du. s Sin.
er he yielded only two scattered SIN
eles. although so wild that ne was
in frequent danger of being yanEen.
Olaf issued no less than nine walks,
and the fact that he copped aesps.
a Loor start is traceaole 70 th IT,,
Coyeleskie by Rice. Goslin ana
Rrower, the latter's ponderous POKE
oysr the right field fence producEhs
the tallies that ultimately meant VIC
tory. ..oe runl IN
The srst inning. Jameson started
With a single, moved up on a walk 10
warmly and scored on Speakers 'oou
BILE to right. Peck knocked down NC
Innis' smash and tossed MIN. OUT,
wamby scoring and SpeakeTI, ,.b ians .bnrats
third. Charity and Bush coliaooras
ed cIeyerIy to pick Spoke on thlrd.
Sewel then dropped a double near
the foul line In left and scorsn On
Gardner's shot to the same sector,
Larry being tagged trying 70 GosIin:s sghTs
second when Bush cut on Iosii"
throw and fired to Harris
Goslin was largely instrumental IN
redmcine the tribal lead to one run
in the same. session. After Bush
tanned, Harris doubled to left center
and reached. third on Rice's death;
cnveleski then walked Judge and
Rrower, filling the bases. and Gosiin
cashed a pair with crack over tne
far corner for two bases. Goose Was
left, with Brewer on third, "heh
Charity popped to Wamneganss;
The Grffrs tied it up in the thlro
and overlooked a fine chance to vault
into the lead. Two gone. Bush shovea
a safety to right, advanced notcn
on a swinging bunt to Gardner tnat
Harris beat out and Tailed on Rlce
singing single over second: speaKt
er's futile heave to Gardner put
Griffs on third and second. but they
perished when Judge rolled to
wamby. =
Tribe Gets Gift Rally.
Only six Indians faced Erickson In
the second and third, but he devel-
oped a streak of wildness that gave
the Redskins a tally in the fourth.
sinsled % and after Wood famed.
O'Neill drew a pass, loading the
sacks. With the count three-and-tWo
Coveleskie offered at one hlgh on the
inside, but tried to check his swing.
Evans called it ball and a run was
Goslin reached the far corner in
round 3 on singles by himself ana
Peck, but it was not until the nfth
that the Griffs scored again. and then
brewer put them a run to the good
with a wallop over the rishtnsld
wall. Judge had opened with q line
single to right, when Brewer picked
out one to his liking and lifted 1t
beyond the barrier. trotting around
the sacks as the bugs stood ana
roared.
This ended their runmaking activi-
ties for the day, despite Brower's
single and a walk to Goslin In the
Seventh, and Peck's single in the
eighth, which led to a double play
when Bush followed Eric's sacrifice
with a liner to Speaker.
Erickson was in serious trouble in
the fifth when a pair of passes and
infield hit loaded the hassocks with
popped and the only two Tribesmen
who reached the bases thereafter BOT
no farther than hrst.