The Washington times., 1922-08-08

has batter hit. TWO nome runs IN u
hingie inning.
Williams attack was just part
Of the grand slam which als0 IN
GUIDED q double and o triple by
jacobson, . triple by Gerber, q dou.
BE by Tobin, 10. say nothing OF
sttnEy singles By Sasier ana
However, as they say down In the
second. division, this 10 another day.
and Manager Milan viii start south.
paw As be did yesterday, opening
more than give the Browns the best
he has on the shelf and close his
ewes. hoping that the Browns stub
their toes and fall to touch the bags
on their Journeys around the infield.
lee Fohl, who 10 giving his young
uitchers the chance to make rtpu-
tatlon FOR. themselves, mas Elan van.
cider ripe for the third encounter.
Earl Smith passed out as . mem.
her on the Griffs yesterday, drawing
= rslease ticket 70 the Mihneapons
chib. smith was obtained by the
Criffs IN a trade with the Browns
l,st suu,,ner for Frank Bllerbe, put
With Oosiin ana Brewer developing
into fence busters he had to give
way TO youth with . punch.
smith wa popular among tho
Washinfton players VINO were
sosry 10 have him leave their
Ka6py marty At the HotelA Brck- .
iifham. He had acted - 2 pinch
hitter for several weeks, meeting
with plenty Of success, 100, IL
might be added.
Mosridae had pitched q beautiful
victory in Chicago before facing the
brownies. There was every reason
for Manager Milan to expect an
other smooth exhibition by TINS
graceful southpaw. He sot n-ior
Wayne Wright. the collegian
knuckle. ball finger, was also IN rine
fettie, and he kept pace Win hls
veteran opponent for the ilrst ,,us lou
, srossed the plate for either team.
Then came the first nibble In the
fifth. "
Roger Peckinpsush. who is play
ing fine ball at short for the GIFTS
~. Ssys started off in the fifth
vith A Juicy tap to center and
Srornptiy swiped second. On Pici-
Sich's sacrifice bunt to Austin, Peek
%,hled down to third. When Rice's
hot shot sailed through McManus
for a single, Peck was over the pan
with the first run Of the game, and
what turned out later to be the only
Washington tally Of the long, bitter
afternoon.
However, lust because the
! fsriffs were leading and had Mo
sridre ON the hill, the Brownies
we're not downheartcd. They
came In for their turn at bat and
quickly showed Q pair cf runs
cyer and took the le4d away
from the visitors from the banks
Of the noble and peaccfui 70
toinac. -..
with one down Wright bounced
a single into left center, Rice chas-
ing the ball clear to the bleacher
wkii. Gerber took a walk. Mo
Eridge failing to get him to hit at
bad balls. Johnny Tobin came 70
time with a fine single to right
snd ever came Wright, Gerber
landing on third. from where he
fsilied on sisier's fly to Goslin.
40 far IL looked like ball game.
hut ali sen,blancs of q major league
contest was rubbed out when the
Browns came to bat IN the sixth.
They simply slaughtered Mogrtdge
and Erickson, and when the last
man perished nine 81. Louis runs
had been checked up.
BnI jacobson led off by hammer
INF the hall 20 right for two bases.
Ken williams siouched UP to the
plate and. catching the first pitched
bali on the end OF his bat. drove
st out among the customers in the
right field bleachers. Jacobson am
bied around In front OF him. :.
marched up 20 the plate and ham
nnSred out another home run, his
.drive sailing over the left field
fence. Mosridge raspsd and turned
white. Things were becoming too
warm for him.
with Austin q dead one. Wayne
Wright rot into the sisirmish
with q single to center, and when
Gerber followed with q triple to
kft center, the Md pitcher tai
Ned. That wsIlop drove Moeridgc
% the showers.
3Tobin looped \ single to. short
right for beginner off the tan
Gwede. bringing In Gerber. sisier
hammered a single through Judge,
sending Tobin 20 third.
Peck threw out McManus, hut
Jacobson, up for the second time.
sounded q triple 20 center and Sis
Ter chased Tobin over the dish.
Again Ken williams was at bat.
Again he caught the ball on tn
end Of his bat. This was ter
rtfic waliop. the ball clearing the
bleacher hack wall by fully twenty.
five feet and landing out on Grand
ssenue. Babe Ruth n the only
yotber batstnsn ever to hit q ball