Evening star., 1922-04-30

Back of the pitchers. the Griffs put
up a perfect fielding game, SO that
the twirlers had no alibis to fall back
on. DOME Bush once more was in
the limelight with several brilliant
stops and throws, while with the
stick he got two singles. a sacrifice
and drove in q run. r.
Manager Milan slipped up once
more when he used Courtney as q
relief pitcher for Phillips. as Harry
was wild and. in addition. was hit
with telling effect by the Msckmen.
A lefthander has no terrors for the
Macks unless he is in first-ciass
shape. as they have a preponderance
of right-handed hitters. s,,'. i.
Grf6men Chase Moore.
The Griffs got to Moore in real
Yankee style in the second and drove
him to the showers with two triples
and three singles. Heimach taking
his place. After Judge had flied to
johnson. Brewer started things with
a single to left. Peck then slammed
a triple into right, pushing Turkey"
home. Charity scored Peck with q
single to center and went TO second
on Bush's single to the same field.
Phillips popped to Young. but Earl
Smiths triple to left scored Charity
/
Harris kept up the good work by
singing to center. registering Smith.
Rice's fly shut Off further. scoring.
It was splendid piece of consecutive
hitting and even the partisan fans
had to cheer ii.
ris and Judge shut of the Macks
In the second, but they got to Phil
lips for two runs in the third, the
result of singles by Galloway and
Heimach, and Johnston's double.
Then another pretty double play
doubled Johnston at third shut on
further trouble.
In the fourth. Charity led with =
single and was neatly sacrificed to
second by Bush. Phillips then rolled
toward first and Heimach fumbled
and Tom was safe. Heimach then
tried to catch him and tossed wild to
Johnston. The official scorer charged
him with two errors, as Charity
came home during the performance.
The Macks pegged along by scoring
twice in the same round. With one
down Phillips lost control and walk
ed Miller. Welch following with q
ers for home run. Two nice stops
by Bush retired Dykes and Galloway.
Phillips Driven to Showers.
Phillips weakened in the fifth and
for the first time this season was
driven to the showers. Courtney tax
ing his place. Heimach led with a
triple to center that Rice Just man
aged to touch with his fingers.
Young. walked and Johnston's single
Courtney on the rubber Walker eacri-
feed and Miller famed. Welch then
singled to left, registering Young and
Johnston. Dykes walked. but Gallo
way closed the round with a fly to
Rice. leaving the Macks in the lead
by one run.
Courtney had nothing to fool the
Macks with in the sixth and after
three doubles had scored q pair Of
runs Walter johnson went in to try
and stem the tide. and did nicely,
tanning Bling" Miller for the final
out
The Griffs never lost hope and
went after Heimach in real rough
style. scoring two runs in the seventh.
With one down, Judge siashed q
homer over the right field fence.
Brewer walked and Peck fiied to
and Bush duplicated, scoring Brewer.
Rommel then relieved Heimach and
Goslin, batting for Johnson, died on
a roller to first. Erickson then went
on the rubber and held the Macks
down runless in the seventh.
was .tOO HuSth LUZ th6
Griffs. retiring them in order In the
eighth and ninth.
Zachary. Torres, Goebel. Turk and
Courtney were left behind when the
Griffs entrained for home this gwen
ing. Atlantic City probably win be
their goal tomorrow. sst :;
Gecrxetown's track athletes and the
Griffmen were fraternizfnS At, the
Aldine last night and this morning.
LIE Gendre naturally was the center
Of attraction.
Nick furnished fun for the crowd
while the Macks were warming up.
Dykes tried to knock tho old boy
eff first with his great speed. and
Nick helped things along by hitting
the dirt with each catch. /.
The GriAs rushed to the hotel after
the game for dinner and boarded the
Baltimore and Ohio flyer at z o'clock
for home. where they play the. Mack :
men Sunday. sia,g -
Ralph Miller has been turned over
to New Orleans. The Southern League
club gave the Nationals Tom Phillips
In exchange for Deeby Foss, Molly
Craft and AL Schacht. Craft has had
q sore arm all spring. Foss has been
going poorly and Schacht refused to
report there. The latter now reverts
to the Washington club, which will
seek to place him elsewhere In tho
minors.