The Washington herald., 1922-08-12
BARNEY'S SLUCCllG
ALSO BIG FACTOR IN
cRIFFS' AWCTORY
Boston Stages Triple Kill
ing in Ninth, Too Late.
Two Games Today.

victory this afternoon. He held the
Braves tight until the eighth in
ming. and when he was not pitching
he was raising havoc with his war
club. He batted in three Of the Ave
runs made by his club.
= The Red Sox pulled OF a triple
play In the ninth ming. with
Pierey In the box for the Red sox.
Rip Collins having made way for
pinch hitter. Rice led OF with
single and Stanley Harris followed
with another. That was enough for
Bill" and he retired. Allan Rus
sell taking over the Job. The latter
pitched one ball and the triple kill
Ing followed.
Milan attempted to sacrifice and
dumped the ball in front of the
plate. close to the foul line. Ruei
gathered 1t up. threw to third. fore
ing Rice; Pittenger threw to first.
doubling up Milan and by a quick
return to third nipped Harris. who
had tried to make third from frst
on the double play and so brought
= about the triple,
Burke and Judge Get Gate.
Joe Judge kicked himself out OF
the game by too much fault finding
with a decision at first. and Jimmy
Burke got the gate for protesting
too vigorously a decision by Nallin.
who called Pratt out at the plate on
close decision.
1t was Guthrie, the new umpire.
who banfshed Judge. Loe was
justified in a mild protest for it
looked as IL he had Ruel out on a
great play by Peckinpaugh. Gurh-
rie showed considerable patience
with him. but Judge reopened tine
subject two or three times after
play was resumed. and was finally
ordered out of the game. Brewer
was called in to play first, and Man.
aser Milan went into right field.
Goslin- did some clean-cut work
with the stick. getting to "Rip'
Collins for three singles in his four
times up
Peekinpaugh played a whale of a
heid1ng game at shortscop, making
several sensational stops, and fol-
lowing them up with perfect throws
whfie he was out of position.
Regular Grid weather,
Derrill Pratt was the only Ro.t,n
man to get more than one hit N,
Johnson. but he got to the great
walter for fair. tricking him for a
single. double and a triple. the
iatter coming with two men ON
The weather was almost too cold
an east wind giving an added tang
10 the low temperature, and on,y
about 1900 of the faithful turned
out to see the game.
There will be a double-headert to-
morrow. the first game of which will
be started at I:30.
Inc visitors were the first TO
score getting a run in the third
inning when slightly wide throw
oy Fewster pulled Burns off the
Dsg and gave Peckinpsugh a life
Fieinich sacrificed. and johnson
IoIio"ed with single to left, put
ung Pecklnpaugh over. In the
.nlro the senators made only one
rr-i, N ~ SihsIeS IN succession.
Win one down Goslin singled 10
left and Brewer to right Sbarks
hit hot liner back at w. Collin,
who batted down the ball. but couId
not held 1t in time to prevent Cos
lin from scoring. Peck beat ont
an fnheld hit. but with the bases
fun Collins whitfield johnson.
The other three rms were made
In the sixth on singles by Goslin
and shanks, a double by Peckin-
paugh and a single by johnson.
sox Go wild I'm Eighth.
The Red Sox did not score till
the eighth. although Pratt led off
In the second with a double and
stole third before anyone was out.
In the eighth though. with one
down, Leibold singled to right.
Mitchell drew a pass, Burns flied to
Rice: Pratt tripled to the score
board. scoring Leibold and Mitchell,
and then registered himself on a
double to right by ]. Harris. who
In turn scored on a single to right
by Menosky. With the tieing run
on first base Karr was sent to bat
in place of Fewster. but a grounder
to Shanks on which he was thrown
out at first. retiring the side, was
the best he could do.
Walter Johnson's control was not
as good as usual. Five bases on
balls Is unusual for him.
Judge and Guthrie had appar-
emily settled their differences over
the decision at first and play had
been on for five minutes when
Judge. who kept up his talk, was
given the gate.
The chances are that Mogridge
and Zachary will do the pitching
for the Senators, and Jack Quinn
and Pennock will be Manager
Duffy's nomination for the double
header. which will be the last ap-
pearance of Washington here this
season.
Peckinpaugh's fielding was the
best that has been seen here in
some time. which might be a left
handed compliment to Johnson. but
as q matter of fact the latter was
not going any too good at times.
In the pinches. though. he was
there as in times gone by.