Evening star., 1922-03-29

All told the Griffmen collected four
teen safeties, all of the regulars, ex-
cept Peck and Harris enjoying the
festivities. while for Leon Goslin it
was a red letter day. THE Goose had
FIVE, opportunities to do something
with his blHdgeon and improved on
every one of them.
Zachary Gets Miserable Start.
Zachary was both wild and inef-
fective at the outset and before Se
could retire three men he had spotted
the Braves lead of seven runs, five
bingles and trio of passes figuring
in the melee. Powell walked for a
starter. took second when kopf
bounced a single over Shanks' head
and moved up another notch on
Southworth's safe bunt. which Zach
ary ferried to Shanks too late. Mich
olson's single down the right field line
scored Powell and Kopf. Boeckel
walked to again fill the bases and
after Holke took three futile swings
Ford also was passed, forcing In
Southworth. O'NeilPs looping single
to right cashed Nicholson and when
Zach failed to locate the plate for
Marquard. Boeckel was obliged to
score. A safety Powell bounced over
the tip of Judges glove registered
Ford and ONeill. kopf then popped a
foul to Charity and Southworth
rolled to the box. After these mo-
mentous doings Zachary found him.
self and permitted only one safety in
the next two innings. that a double
Marquard bounced of Shanks' shins.
Marquard in Fine Fettle.
Marquard mixed 'em up in such ef-
fective style during his four-run n
tenure of the mound that the Griff-
men were practically helpless, five
of them breezing. The Rube dis
tinually crossed up the Nationals with
lazy loopers following hooks. AT
only one stage were the Grtffs in
position to score, in the second when
Goslin's single was followed by a
pass to shanks with one down. The
when Goslin got his second handle
hit over the midway, the veteran
whitfield Harris and Shanks.
up the hurting burden in the fifth.
however. Joe walked pair, wounded
another and yielded five bingles for
half a dozen tallies before John
Cooney could be rushed to his rescue.
The young Providence southpaw was
unsteady at the start, but after walk
ing a couple to force in the tieing
run. he got out of the hole.
Charity and Mogride led with sin,
giles and after Judge was disposed
who batted for Goebel. forcing in a
run. Mogride Tailed while Ford was
tossing out Rice, and Goslin's third
straight hit. a slashing single to left,
in the ribs. filling the bases. and a
single Shanks rammed past Kopf
scored Smith.
Gharrity's second safety of the ses-
sion sent Goslin and Harris home and
Oeschger to the showers. Before
Cooney could get his bearings he
walked Mogridge and Judge, forcing
Shanks in with the run that knotteo
the count The rally ended when
Peck lined deep to Nicholson.
Continue Assault With Bat.
The assault was resumed in the
sixth. when Cooney also was ham
mered from the hill, four hits and 8
pair of walks off him and his sue
cessor. Frank Miller, giving the Ma
tionals a four-run lead. Smith bin
gied, took second on Peck's sacrinct
and advanced another notch on Texa.
could not gauge and which went fol
two bases A long fly by Harris
scored Smith, and Shanks' single t
center registered Goslin. Pfcinich
batting for Charity. drew pass
which marked the exit of cooney ant
.-.A4iuer's entrance. The latter walked
Brewer. batting for Mogridge. AM
Judge dropped a short single to lef
that Nicholson could not quite reach
Shanks and Picinich scoring. Browe
was tagged off third by ONeill on al
attempted double steal.
Still another Senatorial tally &C
crued with two down in the eighth
when Rice hit safely, took third OIL
Goslin's fifth straight bingle. q sizzle
through Boeckel, and q wild pitch.
Unable to Fnthom Mogridge.
The Braves were impotent agains
Mogridge in the three rounds h
toiled. They got nothing that resem
bled safety. and four of the best o.