The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-05-04
PHILLIPS WILD AND INEFFECTIVE AND GRIFFS ARE B
RED SOX sew UP
GAME In FIRST BY
SCORING FOUR RUNS
Quinn Holds Mats Safe,
And Clears Bases
With Double.

bOSTON, MASS. May S.-The Ma
tionals were helpless against the
pitching of Jack Quinn this after
noon and the Red Sox got to
Phillips In three innings, winning
the opening game Of the series. to
0. Quinn was effective and had
splendid control while Phillips was
quite a few chips shy in these es-
sentials and IL was chiefly through
his lack of control that the Red
Sox got away to a flying start when
they scored four runs In the open
ing inning and practically sewed
up the game.
Young Brillheart worked the last
two innings and looked very good.
Joe Dugan nicked him for a double
up against the short leftfield fence
which would have been an easy out
on the Washington grounds. and
then the boy wonder struck out Joe
Harris In the eighth inning he
passed the first two batters to face
him, but stuck to his knitting ap-
parently as unconcerned as II moth
ing had happened. He assisted in a
force-out play at third. performing
the stunt as coolly as a veteran,
and the Red sox never had a chance
TO score.
Quinn Crashes. Too.
Quinn not only pitched great
game. but coming up against
Phillips in the sixth inning. with
the bases full. crashed out double
for a cleanup.
The game was one of those
straiEhtAaway affairs with nothing
especially brilliant in the way Of
fielding features, except one play
by Eddie Foster on a hot grounder
by Rice, forcing Harris at second.
OF the nine hits registered against
Quinn six were made by Earl
smith, Judge. and Peckinpaugh,
each OF whom contributed two.
These. with the double by Rice. a
single by Peck and an inield AFFAIR
nv Bush, were so widely scattered
as TO be negative so far as Cevelop-
u-ent of a run was concerned.
Goslin batted for Phillips in the
seventh and Goebel for Brillheart
in the ninth. but both were retired
on easy infeld chances.
Phillips got away to a poor start
He passed Leibold and Foster, the
FIRST two to face him in the hrst
inning. and Pratt followed with
single, scoring Leibold. Elmer
smith was hit by a pitched ball.
filling the bases. Dugan grounded
To Philips, and Foster was forced
out at the plate. Phillips throw to
the plato was not a good one. and
Picinich was unable to complete
double play.
Brewer Throws Out Smith.
Joe Harris singled to right. scor-
ing Pratt, but smith. who also tried
tn score, was thrown out at the
plate by Brewer, Dugan going to
third and Harris taking second on
the thrown in. Burns brought them
in with a single to left. With these
four runs. Quinn had quite a mar
gin to work on. He took things
easy. and from first to last never
extended himself.
The Red Sox got another run in
the third on a single by Elmer
Smith and double by DuCan
against the scoreboard in left field.
They made three more in the sixth
on singles in succession by J. Har-
ris and Burns. Harris was trapped
between third and home on Wal
ters' grounded to Bush. but escaped
a put-out as Peck dropped the ball
on a run-up play. Then. with the
bases full. Quinn doubled to the
scoreboard. making a cleanup.
BrilIheart worked the seventh
and eighth innings. 1t will prob
ably be Gleason against Pennock
tomorrow.