Evening star., 1922-05-29

The multitude was not disappointed
in its hope for something homeric,
stun by humping a bali over the bar
ricade to put the Griffs very much IN
q game that apparently was lost, and
there were other features that served to
spice the program and make very
delectable dish Of the Sabbath set-to.
Judges feat was the occasion for one
OF the most remarkable demonstrations
ever witnessed at the local park. VT
was performed after seven runless IN
nings following singles by Johnson ana
Rice that gave the Nationals one taiy
TO match against the three compiled
by New York Rice was on first base
when Judge collided for the clout that
put the Nationals on even terms with
the champions. As the ball disap
peared from view behind the right neio
emittins a roar of exultation that could
be heard for blocks. Hats were tossed
aloft by owners intoxicated with en-
1husiasm and seat cushions were snow
cred upon the field as Rice logged
around the circuit, followed oy JuoSe'
Brewer Scores Winning Run.
It was Brewer. who until yesterday
had not made real hit In nve games,
winning marker in the tenth Judge
having preceded him with single to
left, his third hit Of the contest.
Josephus and Turkey didn't get al the
limelight. however, o+s as 30 'EnnsGh cSnf,ibused @
f,eldine bits that helped round out a
Grifithian miscues were much In
evidence early in the pastime. and as
a result Johnson was In trouble. ne
disposed of the Yanks in the opener
and got rid of Baker in the second
when Meusel singled to left and took
an extra base as Goslin fumbled ana
then heaved wildly to the innelo.
Meusel essayed to steal and Picinicn
did his part to defeat the lntent, pSs ths
La Motto was spiked In tagging the
runner and he was safe when the
hall was dropped. johnson tnen
tanned Pipp and Scott lofted to Rice.
Schanr was called out on strikes
TO start the second. but Jones got q
ON a walk to Witt and took third
when the latter was forced by WARD.
He was left as Ruth bounded high TO
Harris, playing in what might be
termed short right field.
The Nationals also nad some
chances while the contest was yet
Young. Two gone in the second
Peck walked and advanced notch on
Picinich's safety to center, being left
when La Motto lofted to Ruth. Jonn-
son started the third with a terrinc
liner that struck Jones in the midrln
ana DOuuOcu loui.
first. Harris and Rice both lirted 10
Witt, but Judge singled to right, put
ting johnson on second Brewer was
credited with a safety on slow
roller to Scott, but when the latter
tossed to Baker Johnson was run
down between bases. having foolfshly
oyerrun third. Goslin was ranked
to open the fourth, but Peck popped
to Jones in trying to bunt and
Picinfch's rap to the box resulted in
a double play.
Ynnks Register in Fifth.
It was in the fifth that the Yankees
broke through. registering twice.
One away, Schang singled to right
took second on a passed ball by
Picinich and scored on Jones safety
to left. Goslin's throw was accurate
and strong, but he lost many valuable
seconds getting the ball away from
him, Jones scored all the way from
first when Witt sent q looper close to
the foul line in left. Goslin made two
stabs at the ball before he picked 1t
UP, but his throw was relayed to La
Motto by Peck in time to flag Witt
sliding into the far corner.
After both Ruth and Baker had
been taken care of by Judge In the
sixth. Meusel walloped to the score
board and got a close decision at
third on Harris relay from Rice to
La Motto. He was stranded when
Rice raced back deep into center to
take Pipp's clout.
A cheap tally accrued to the Yanks