The Washington times., 1922-08-10

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During the series with the
/. Browns, which closed yesterday,
Goslin exploded an assortment OF
swatting that caused even Kenny
Williams to inquire: who's that
In the four games Goslin poled
! four singles. two doubles, one
a triple and two home runs. His hat.
ting average reads: Ten hits in
sixteen swings for an average CT
ISIS.
In the first game he drove
< over three Of the four runs
/, scored. He missed In the second
because the Griffs had only one.
In the third he sent across one
w Of the three, and yesterday, after
2 opening with O triple, hit into
Z the right field seats I'm the fifth
r. inning, tying the score.
d, The ninth inning. closing yester-
days defeat, was thriller for
the Griffs and only spectacular
: catch by Kenny Williams prevented
them from winning.
With Judge on third, Goslin on
2 FIRST, and one out, Brewer rainmed
o. terrific line drive to center. VIII
Hams, racing back, made leap
and caught the ball with the glove.
He pegged perfectly to Sisler and
Goslin was doubled off first after
Judge crossed the plate. Williams
catch took at least a triple away
from Brewer. ...
= 1t was tough day for the pitch
- a ENVsaW lNa
tailed to survive the third inning.
Young Briliheart, the kid southpaw,
didn't last even one frame, Walter
johnson climbing the hill and fin
ishing the contest.
Elam Van Glider got the gate
IN the very first inning, five hits
coming off his stuff. Ray kolp,
who followed Elan to the slab, did
pretty well, but "Shucks" Pruett,
l-the Missouri University forkhander,
had to relieve him.
It was young Pruett who was
credited with the victory, Justly,
TOO, for his single I'm the seventh
scored Austin with the run that
decided the clash. '.-
- The Washington clan took but
/. one victory in their four games
here but they scared many Of the
loyal followers of the Browns ty
their determined style of play in
three OF the games. That lG-to-1
slaughter marked their one appear
: ance when they failed to look good.
/, =; Goslin and Brower were the clorting
fools for the Griffs. The former
faced the Browns four times and got
- atxr rerlp frtrlo and hnu1A
run. Brewer was UP five times and
got two singles and a double,
Van Glider was hammered from
the hill in the very first. Rice
singled, Judge bounced a home run
into the right field seats. Goslin
tripled to center and Shanks singled.
Out went Van Glider and in came
Kolp. Peck singled. but that was
the last wallop for the frame.
The Browns showed couple OF
runs over in their half on singles by
Gerber, Tobin and Williams, with a
double by Jacobson. In the third
the home team took the lead with
three runs on five hits. McMnnus'
home run driving Francis 10 the
showers. a.fs ...
Leon Goslin tied the score In the
fifth with his terrific liner up
among the fans In the right field
y sun seats. Tobin and Williams
never made a move 70 get that
drive, merely standing and raising
their hats to Il.
The Browns took that lead back,
though, in their half OF the fifth.
Rice's plain muff of McManus' long
fly started things and Picinich's bad
peg gave Williams a life. Collins
singled to center, scoring McManus.
Back came the Milan lads for an.
other run in the sixth, Kolp sue.
cumbing to their attack. Picininch
singled and stole. Johnson's double
scored the little catcher and brought
Pruett to the mound. He, stopped the
foe where they stood.
The Brownies won in the lucky sew
enth on a walk to Williams, Austin s
double and Pruett's single, bringing
IN st. Louis grand old man."
! The Griffs made hurried exit
Z from the hall mark They had 10