The Washington herald., 1922-08-10
SEESAW GAME
LOST ON ERRORS
BEHIND JOHNSON
Batting Rampage in First
Nets F0ur-Run Lead.
GOslin Stars.

ST. LOUIS. NO.. Aug. S. The
Browns made 1t three out of four
over Milan's Senators by capturing
the final of the series here today.
sto7. The game was a see-saw af-
fair throughout. with the Senators
gaining a four-run lead In the first
to be overtaken in the third. The
score was tied twice after that. but
the Fohlmen clinched 1t In the
seventh. Three pitchers were used
by each team during the progress
of hcstilities.
The Senators hammered Vangil-
der for ive hits and four runs m
the opening chapter and drove him
of the parapet. Rice opened the
game with a single to center. Har-
ris sacrificed and Judge drew q
lucky homer when his line drive
earomed of Tobin's gloved hand
into the bleachers, Rice scoring
ahead of him. Goslin followed with
a triple to center and scored on
ofO"CN bwO-oAsc Smasn InTOukn
short. Shanks' single to right sent
Brewer home. and the elongated
Vangilder shuffied OF. Peck greet
ed kolp with a single to left. but
the newcomer disposed of Picinich
on a pop to McManus. and Francis
closed the round with q tap toward
second.
Browns Retaliate.
Fohl's sluggers reclaimed two of
the runs during their portion of
the frame. Gerber singled to CEN
ter and stopped at second on
Tobin's single to left. Both run
ners advanced on Sisters hopper
to Judge. and Jacobsen sent them
across with a double down the
right-neld line.
Francis succumbed under a with
ering fire in the third. when the
Fohlies put over three runs to take
the lead. Tobin started the trouble
with a single to center. but was cut
down by Rice's long throw when
he tried for third on Sisters single.
Stsler took second on the play. then
pilfered third and scored on Jacob
sons sacrifice ny to Brewer. Nc
Manus tied the count for st. Louis
by polling one of Francis shoots
into the right-field seats for a home
run Brillheart then took over the
pitching burden. williams soaked
the first pitch to deep center and
was credited with a triple when
Rice lost the ball in the sun. COL
lins drove the Moose across with a
single to left. Austin waited ror
q
out to check the rampage
Kolp held the Senators down for
three rounds after he began his
tenure on the hill. but Goslin picked
on slow ball for a home-run
clout into the right-field stands In
the fifth to tie the score.
Errors Are Costly.
The deadlock was broken by The
Browns in the last half as a result.
Of fielding breaks by Rice and P:ci-
mich. McManus led of with a long
ny to center and reached second
safely on Rice's tumble. williams
tapped in front of the plate. bu.
was safe when Picinich threw wild
ly to first. McManus taking third
Collins sent McManus over on a
sir gle to center.
Picinich initiated a rally in the
sixth that tied the count once more.
The Griffmen back stop drove n
single past the venerable Austin.
stole second and scored on John
sons double to center. Prrett re-
lieved Kolp at this juncturs and
the scoring ceased.
Williams coaxed a pass to begin
tHe Browns winning rally in the
seventh. Collins flied to Browa-.
but Austin surprised with a double
to right center. and Williams
sprinted around the cushions
Pruett clinched the victory for him
Sc by slamIling a single t. ri%ht.
vn ch sent Austin home. with rhe
run that finally proved to be the
deciding one.
After Harris had expired in the
ninth, Judge drew a safety on Sis
ler's tumble and hiked to third on
Goslin's single to right. Brewer
shot a hot liner to center. but WILL
Jams leaped high in the air to
spear the drive with his gloved
hand. Judge raced home after the
catch. but Goslin had rounded sec
ond by the time Williams made his
phenomenal catch. and long
throw to Sisler completed a double
pIay