Evening star., 1922-05-03


The Griffs are expecting a hard
our-same series here with the Red
OK. starting today. as the latter are
IL "het up" over their showing
gainst the Yankees and will doubt.
ess display far superior brand OF
all to that exhibited in their recent
cries in Washington. A situation
lmost parallel 10 that when the SoS
pened in Washington is in evidence
oday At that time the Boston, had
eaten the Yanks here, and trimmed
he Mackmen to the queens taste. ana
hugh Duffy and his cohorts were
boxing for a cleanup in Washing ton.
here was a cleanup, out tne drlhS
i'd the clearing. Today the sox re-
way out and Walter johnson re
narked that the Boston fans probably
tould show their appreciation by the
lrnout of about fifty extra over the
ormal attendance.
The veteran Quinn Is carded 10
Fork on the hill for the home talent
his afternoon, while Tom Pnllllps
Iilf officiate for the Griffmsn.
Donie Bush StnI AiIing.
Donie Bush continues to complain
4 a sore arm in addition to bad
IhouIder that worries the little fel-
pw more than his throwing wing. In
he game last Sunday in washington,
dcGowan of the Athletics crashed
hto DOME trying for the third bag,
hing, so that it hurts Bush like a
winSe of rheumatism every time he
hrows the ball.
my sore arm didn't worry me
huch," said DOME today, "as hGureo
would work out in couple OF days'
hy shoulder and if it doesn't come
rorrd all right today l am going
o see a specialist.
Bush has become one OF the big as
cts of the Washington club, as 1t Is
doubtful if Howard Shanks VIII De
wo weeks yet. The Washington fans
eed not think that Bush is laying
own" as he is az game as a pebble
nd tickled to death to be back IN
he game with his eyes all right once
hore. He will stick in there as long
S he can deliver the goods.
Mogrldge Is Hammered.
Bad judgment was shown in send
hg a left-hander against the Ath-
etics yesterday for the final game of
he series in Philadelphia. and as
esplr the Griffmen got one of the
lorst wallops of the season. II to 2.
I1ogridge warmed up so well that
Manager Milan thought he could make
he grade. but he proved peaches and
nd Francis relieved him in the fourth
Fith the game on ice for the home
cam. 1t has been mooted question
or years whether it is wise to let
.wirler show twice in one series, es-
&ecially in the case of a southpaw.
lever Francis got a bad start, but
kitched well for four innings, and
Ihould not have been scored on, the
Ieceiving end of the battery, Picinich,
being responsible for the pair Of tall
les registered.
Hasty had the goods, and for three
Innings there was not anything that
fesembled a hit off his delivery.
The Griffs' initial run developed in
he seventh. on Bush's clean single to
eft with one gone, an out and Smiths
5ingle to center. This program was
Utmost duplicated in the final round,
when the Griffs got their second and
ast tally. Bush led off with a double
10 left. and went to third when Milan,
batting for Francis. was thrown out
1t first by Galloway. Smith followed
with a hard roller to Johnston, and
while the latter was making fine
ktop and beating the batter to the
bag. Bush scampered over the rubber.
Mncks Furnish Excitement.
The Mackmen furnished all the ex-
titement of the game by lacing out
Tour hcme runs, three of them in sue
Iess!on in one inning, something of
record. In the first round. Walker hit
Into the left-tield seats. scoring John
ton ahead of him. In the fourth, TIL