The Washington herald., 1922-03-22
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LDNESS Big aid.
GRIFF'S TOSSERS.
ives Three Runs All
objected During Mo-
ridges Stay in Box.
By RAY HEIGEsEN.

of the spring series with the
pm Braves here this Afternoon
7-to-3 score. Solid hitting
led with wildness on the part
be Boston hurlers. particularly
, Marquard. former Giant and
enabled the Griffs to grab the
end of the battle after the
res had gained a two-run lead
he offerings of George Mogridge
hurled the first four frames
Mr.. Griffith's pennant con-
ers.
< hits and three runs were col
I'd off Mogridge during the four
pes. he worked. In all. the
YES garnered eight bingles. the
RS coming of of Swede Erick-
who worked the fifth, sixth and
Fnth, and Ray Francis. Ths
tile busher hurled the last two
pes, and got away without be-
scored upon. Francis was hit
in spots. but the drives were
directly at the ielders. and con-
nently he gets away we'll on
er.
sdogridge's First Appearance.
oday was Mogridge's first ap-
rance of the season. and he
Fn't ovar-exerting himself. In
Is he merely lobbed them over.
elk, too. made his spring debut
ay. He always looks good in
spring. and this afternoon was
exception. He whitfield four of
Braves, getting three of them
row.
Francis looked considerably bet
today than he did last Saturday
rampa. His control was better,
he had his fast ball working.
the ninth inning he showed that
reports Of his ability to field
position were not exaggerated.
caught Barbara, hitting for
hise. at first after fielding a
fnging bunt down the third-base
z. and being forced to turn
bund and whip the BALI to Judge
m an almost impossible position.
Milan sent Earl Smith to hit for
ebel in the seventh and though
4 sheriff failed then, he came
Fough with a bingle in the ninth
ffch scored Rice from second.
(rhe Griffs scored first in the sec
y. when with two down. Harris
liked and after Shanks advanced
|n with a hit. scored when Ford
bpped Torres pop fly back of
tond.
Braves Come Back.
Boston came right back in this
hing. scoring two runs On three
T.. a sacrifice fly and Milan's
ar-error in fielding BoeckeTs
uble. Nicholson hit past Harris
start. Boeckel then doubled to
Il and while Zeb was giving a
rfect exhibition of lighting" the
N. Nicholson scored from first.
: could easily have beeen held at
e hot corner had the Filler fielded
c ball Ncleanly. Holke singled.
riding BOeckel to third. from
here he scored on Ford's sacrifice
to Goebel. Harris threw out
Neil and Shanks pulled a great
ay in getting Holke at third
ter the lanky first sacker had
errun the bag on McQuillan's tap.
lnk fell down fielding the ball and
ID no chance to get the pitcher.
It had presence of mind enough
make a stab at the unsuspect-
e Holke.
The Braves got their third run
the fourth when Boeckel turned
his second of three hits. He
emit to second as Mogridge threw
bike oct at first and scored on
ords single. O'Neil then hit to
It and Shanks pulled another
ectacular play when in stretch
e to get Milan's reArn throw.
fell and just managed to touch
ord as the latter attempted to
mp over him at the bag.
Griffs Back on Even Terms.
Two hits. a sacrifice fly and a trio
passes enabled the Griffs to get
ok on even terms again in the
Nth. Peck drove down the third
.se line for his. only hit of the
atinee. Milan advanced him with
$ first of a trio Of binLIes. Peck
ing to third. He scored on Rice's
crifice fly to center. Vanguard
en- walked GoebeI. Harris and
Ianks, forcing in Milan with the
ing run. With the bases loaded.
cinich whitfield and Erick was
rOwn out at first by Ford.
Judge got his first hit of the Sc
rs to start the seventh. Peck sac
iced him to second. and he moved
third when Milan hit to right
r one base and went to second on
e throw in. Rice then hit. scor-
z Judge and sending Milan to
ird. from where he also scored
Holke threw out Rice at second
Smiths tap.
The eighth was Improbable for
It'll teams. but the Griff's got I'M
n way again in the ninth. Judge
alked. but was thrown out at sec
Id ny Lansing, a kid pitcher who
sumed the Braves burden after
arouard felt the need Of a shower.
OPT chew out Peck at first. Milan
en- got his third straight hit. a
nEle between short and third. Rice
'ubled. Milan going all the way
me when Cruise played Sans
ng fly to left with his Sloved
md only and droppe$ the ball.
NTH then singled to right. scoring
Ice with the final run of the game.
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