Evening star., 1922-09-03

The Nationals obtained eleven
bingles in the course of the after
noon. one more than fell to the lot
OF the Hose. but they came singiy
while the visitors placed theirs with
telling effect. Passes issued by loca!
fingers proved a factor in each en-
gagement. two given by Brillheart
being converted into tallies in the
initial combat, while a free ticket
bestowed by Johnson paved the way
for his downfall in the final.
Red Sox Have Some Luck.
Boston's first run in the opener
was horse shoe affair. Only two
by passes. until. with two gone in tho
fourth. Joe Harris drew a free ticket
Collins raised Texas Lacquer close
to the foul line in left that Peck
got under. but Goslin. intent on
making the catch himself. crashed
into Rajah and knocked the ball out
of his hands II was scored as
two-base hit and Harris scored all the
way from first. both Peck and Goslin
being too badly shaken up to chase
after La Notes error and a pass to
Ruel filled the bases.
Thereafter until the eighth only
one visitor got on the bases, but
in that round they clinched the YER
DICT DICT, NH Miller opened With a smash
bases were loaded when Burns and
Pratt walked: This evidence OF
wildness on the part OF Brillheart
caused him 70 be lifted. Erickson
taking his place. Joe Harris well
right that cashed Miller and Burns.
Sox We're left on third and second
when Rice made a fine running catch
OF Collins short fly. Pittenger popped,
and Ruel rolled to Peck.
ninth. Mitchelrs single and La
Notes error put aliens on third
and second with two gone, thew
being left when Pratt~hounded 10
Stan Harris
Bucky Harris, with a single in
plunked in the ribs in the third. were
the only Griffmen to get on the bases
unit! the fourth, when Brewer
singled stole second and took third
when Mitchell fooled Gharrity's Of
fering.. Peck then popped fou, to
Ruel to leave them. This was the
enly real opportunity the Griffmen
had to score off Ferguson. for Rice
was forced by Goslin after getting
Texas Lacquer in the sixth and
Stah hsrris MT into double follow
ing Judges single in the eighth.
Is Hard Game to Lose
Johnson's defeat in the final affrav
- toaeh Vic 10 take, altnOuEl
Flercy must be given the credit due
nim 1or gilt-edge work. During the
hrst eight innings Johnson had the
situation completely in hand, but two
OF the visitors getting as far as the
MIDWAY In the ninth johnson yield
ed his second pass to Miller 1t proved
iatal- Miller was forced by Burns.
but the latter romped to third when
Pratt dropped a Texas Lacquer into
IiSht. which neither Harris nor
Brower could reach, and he scored
when Joe Harris sent long fiy Ia
Turkey.
The Griffmen had no less than FIVE
opportunities to register in this con-
test and Hivvered on them all In the
fourth. Stan Harris singled and stole
second. Then Rice was called out on
strikes. Bucky was headed off at
third when Mitchell grabbed Cos
Inns roller. and Pratt made rne
catch off Brower's loft in right field
La Motto was left at second after
hammering a double in round 5. In
the sixth Stan Harris walked and
Rice singled. but Goslin lofted tn
Miller and after a wild pitch had
moved both up a notch Brewer flied
to Joe Harris. In the eighth Judge
got an infeld hit and Stan Harris
sacrificed. but Rice skied to Collins.
and after Goslin walked Brewer
lined to Burns. Peck opened the
ninth with safety to left and LA
Notes suicide advanced him. Then
Charity. batting for Picinich. nied
to Miller. and Milan. hitting .or
Johnson popned IN HjtcboI1