The Washington times., 1922-07-05

CILllB uiltAI EhNSeoS Ao'
Not that the hospital list wasn't
heavy enough but probably merely
TO keep in style, the Griffs have
zone out and added a couple of
cripples to their sick list. Joe
o. Judge is suffering from a wrenched
ankle received in a collision sun
day with Jumping Joe" Dugan.
the Boston infielder. He did not
uerform in the holiday clashes with
the Red ,Sox and may be out tor
several days yet. AL
GOOSE" Goslin, playing his first
game since the afternoon OF May
40 st Boston, is again on the IN
iured list. During the morning
rame Yesterday Goslin hiked across
for q foul from Dugan's bat ana
collided with the concrete wall IN
front OF the left field stand. Goose
is a strong, rugged young man
but that concrete was put IN there
TO last for years and years anu
years.
Goslin hit the wall heavily ana
collapsed. After while ne az
tempted to resume playing Dut
found that one OF his knees was
out Of kilter. He could walk Dus
not run. so Manager Milan Wanuu Hs,u
him into the clubhouse ana Eddie
Cioebel took up the task oi p'aS'
ing left field.
In the afternoon game Bucky
Harris stopped a pitched ball WIN
his elbow and appeared to be SUD
denlv i'll at the tummy. lie man
. cod IN continue to the end OF the
,eme hut there is no assurance
tSat his arm will permit OF MS
,Ia,-,np against the Tigers.
Naturally, with so many SICK anu
4, iurad lads in his menage. IL is hot
hurting Zeb Milan's feelings 10 haVe
n couple OF open dates tnls "eeh'
possibly the Cripples Will oe III oe.'
tar condition by the time the west
ern teams arrive. ,,,
u was an even split on the hoh'
dav With the Red SoX. The visitors
dawdled along through a urlZLS
morning game and won, 10 ., va!
Francis turned In nne eSnlpllloIi
a gainst Bill Piercy in the afternoon
and whitewashed the Red SoX' 10 y.
In the face of most lnclelnen.
weather good crowds turned Out ~ ~
ace both games. Rain fell all
throuph the morning game and there
was no SUN in the afternoon, out
the fans were on the Job just the
same and they had plenty OF ap-
plause for the good things.
Rain halted the morning ciasn
with the score even. to :. Then,
beginning again, the Red Sox
crowded a run over in the seventh
on two singles and a sacrifice and
scored the deciding tally In the
eighth on a double by Menosky
and Quinn's single.
The Griffs did not quit, though.
They went into their half or the
ninth intent on winning. But the
best they could do was to send Smith
over the pan on three singles and a
force out Brower's slam to right
scored oil"
The afternoon victory was largely
due to the superior pitching or Kay
Francis. He permitted six hits, put
no two came in the same inning. He
proved q tough customer when hits
might mean run.
Smiths double, followed by Rice's
triple, gave the Griffs one run in the
opening inning and the other one did
not come through until the eighth
when a single by Francis. Pratt's
error and Rice's single sent the
young southpaw speeding over the
dish.
Both Erickson and Francis were
given excellent support, especially
by Hank Shanks. The Me-ciless
Monacam was a demon around that
third bag He handled bad hops.
quick dives and slow rollers with
wonderful skill and deserved the
waves of applause sent his way.
The even break on the series gives
the Griffs nine victories and seven
defeats in their battles with the Red
Sox this season to date. They do
not meet again until August II in
Boston, following the Griffmen's
nert swing around the West