The Washington times., 1922-05-27

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New York that he requires so
throne.
Capacity attendance is looked for
today and tomorrow. Excursions
from far away points in North Caro-
lima, southern Virginia. West Fir-
einia and Maryland are &C ming SC
that fans in those sections may get
q peek at the Batterins Bambipo at
his best. They will all want to see
home runs, but Zeb Milan has
couple of pitchers ready who are
willing to gamble an unused cigarette
apiece that they will be disappointed
Today's game starts at 3 o'clock.
ragtime. So does tomorrow's. There
= will be no more baseball at the local
ball yard until June %, except one
lone battle with the Boston Red SOX
on June 4, a week from tomorrow.
The Griffs leave for Boston i'm
mediately after tomorrow's contest.
"GOOSe" GOslin, with Il thunder
ing single to center in the first
frame; JeZebel Tecumseh Zachary,
with a fine exhibition Of curving
the neIlet. and Messrs. Peckin-
paugh, Harris and Judge by superb
fielding brought about the down
fall of the champions in tho first
Of the three games booked here ON
this trip.
The game was decided in the very
first frame, though none knew It,.
1t was then that the Griffs scored
two tallies, which later proved to
be enough to win.
RiCes greac speed on the hoof
put him on first on n dancing roller
to second base. Scott got over to 1t,
but could not make the play. Judge
took a walk and Brewer s scratch
blow to Baker filled the corners.
Up came Goose" Goslin. He took
a good look at Bob Shawkey's Of
ferings and then smote one right
on the left eyelid. The ball sailed
furiously out into center field and
over came Rice and Judge, with
Brewer tumbling into third Char.
rity's rolled to Shawkey, whose peg
to Schang erased Turkey Brewer,
and when Peck forced Charity the
scoring was done for the nonce.
Two were dead in the Tanks'
fourth when Goslin drODped Baker 8
aerial offering and Bob Meusel's
hard single to the same sector sent
the Trappe farmer over with the
only run his team was to get all day.
Shawkey blew up badly in the fifth
final run of the contest. Rice
opened with a single that he thought
was a double. 1t wasn't, Fewster
throwing him out stretching II.
Judges foul fly to Pipp followed
and then Shawkey went up and up
and up, like the meadow lark on
bright summer morning. He
passed Brewer. GOslin bumped a
single to center and another pass
to Charity filled the corners. Peck
stood and took four in a row,
forcing Brewer over the dish. La
Notes tanning ended the inning.
At three times great fielding
choked off the Yanks just as they
threatened to cause harm.
In the third, with Shawkey on first,
Fewster bounced one at Bob La
Motto. The kid third-sacker got 1t
over to second and Harris relayed it
70 Judge for a nifty double play.
In the eighth Fewster opered with
q hit and went to third on Miller 8
single to right. Baker crashed one
at Judge. Joe slapped it over to
Peck. getting Fewster, and then took
the return. wiping out Miller.
The game was brought to a close
with another brilliant stop and a
double play, that one by Roger Peck
inpaugh. Pipp had singled with one
gone and he was hiking II to second
when Scott jammed one down toward
the bag. Peck raced across, seized
the ball, ran over upon the bag and
then knitted Scott with a fine peg to
Judge.
Peck's greatest stop, though, was
seen in the seventh, when Pipp came
within a hair of singing over center.
Peck picked up that ball in his out.
stretched gloved hand and got the
Yankee at first with a perfect throw
while on the run.
Yes. and Peck's stop and toss OF
Meusel's slow one starting off the
ninth was neat. Peck came in rap
idly on the slow bounder, picked II
up almost at the box and got the
Yankee outfielder with a step to
spare,
Zachary held the Yanks to ak
scattered hits. Only in the eighth did
they get more than one in a frame
the big southpaw having excellent
control all the way.
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