The Washington herald., 1922-03-21
(ILLHEART'S PLAY
ATURES FIRST OF
rRACLUB GAMES.
khteen- -Year-O South.
hw Allows But Three
Hits in Four Innings.
By RAY HELGESEN.

~
AMPA, Fla, March 20.-The
er hurting of the youthful Brill
r, Milan's 1S-year-old south
featured the first game played
yeen the Yannigans and the
ulars here today. Briliheart
sided his way through four in
Is. He was in trouble only
and held the Yannigans to but
e hits. one OF them OF the
Itch variety, and famed six.
of them in a row. whiting the
in the third inning. The Regs
nded Courtney and Francis and
the seven-inning game. to 0.
be Gleason took up the burden
pre- Brillheart left Off and held
youngsters safe for three in
gs. Joe. however. didn't look
rly as well as did the kid south
Though only two hits were
De off him, both of them by
ege and one a scratch. the sup
accorded him by the ReGs
ed him considerably in keeping
Yannigans from emerging from
whitewash class.
IOssie" Bluege collected three Of
GanniEans' five hits, Brewer and
Motto getting the other two.
o of Bluege's hits were of the
|ky variety. The third. however.
s a clean bfngle in any mans
que.
BriIlheart I'm Trouble in First.
|Prillheart's only trouble was in
/ first inning. Earl Smith hit at
pad one and went out to Judge
hssisted. Bobby LaMotte then
Piled to right center. BrilIheart
iced Brewer to hit to Harris.
o held Bobby on third and threw
rkey out at first. Charity then
tame the first of the kids strike
victims by looking at a perfect
I'd strike.
Courtney's wildness helped the
|gs to their first run. Harry
liked Judge. the first man to face
fn- Peck then singled, advancing
Idge. Milan hit. filling the bases
d Rice counted Judge and Peck
tn a two-base blow to right cen
got by very well in the
cond. third and fourth. though a
uble play saved him in the lat
: inning.
In the NTH. Torres hit aft
Shanks had flied to center. Har-
then walked Gleason and Judge
pred Torres with a hit to CEN
r, Gleason going to third. from
lere he scored on a fielder's
dice. Peck forcing Milan at sec
d.
The Regulars collected two more
ms in the sixth off Ray Fran
;. the Seattle portsider. Rice was
fe when BlueEe blew his fast
p. Goebel then flew to center.
{ Harris doubled. Rice being held
third. Shanks and Torres both
acled. Rice and Harris scoring.
eason struck out and Hank was
n down between third and home
r the third out
Last Run on Francis.
The last run was made in the
yenth off Francis. Judge hit to
,ht. Peck walked. Milan flew to
Motto and Judge was doubled
second by BIueGe. Rice got mis-
ird hit and Gocbel scored Peck
tn a single over short. Harris
W to center, ending the inning
d the game.
Torres begins to look better each
v and it wouldn't be surprising
he worked a number OF games
ring the season in case anything
ppens to Pat Charity. The Cuban
hitting like a fend and seems
have overcome his failure to
et'' the signals. II Ricardo keeps
at the present rate. Walls job
second string catcher may go to
M
Big Ed Walsh, umpirinE his sec
d game of the spring. was a bit
in a number of decisions. Twice
forgot strikes which he had al
adv called. In one case Cuckoo
oodward got a fourth strike after
|. had already been whitfield by
'illheart.
Mike Martin, walsh's temporary
nning mate, umpired the bases.
Ike may be a good trainer. but
for umpirinE. he has lots 10
arm. Anyone who doesn't believe
Is can get the low down on it by
-itirr Harry Courtney at the
lmpa Bay Hotel.
Yannigans. Regulars.