Evening star., 1922-06-20

The former Sank would not have
been compelled ia take the short end
"f a "a s'ith duel with Ferdic Schupp
yes :crddy had il not been for one
slip in an "thrrwi>" faultleSS defense
Ivy hiS mates. This was not recorded
as an error. hUj 1t was a chance that
Charity might we'll have handled
and he probably feels pretty bad over
his tLllur" /" ii" 50.
Dropped Foul Is Costly.
II WAS in tn" eighth with a Hose
man ,u third and one out that Char
ri'y missed 4 chance to effect a put
Cut when he muffcd Collins foul.
collins subsequently was wounded
and Ii"uicr'S roller to Mogridee.
which followed, would have been the
third out. hut as it was Mostil came
up and larruped a three baggcr that
put III" tilt in the ice box.
Until this frame Mogridge had the
better of his CurVinE contest with
SShupp. who despite a decided ten
d"n"y !" wiIdnesS. which resulted in
70 less than eight passes. was Won
o-rfU!ly 'ffectiv" "a the ten strike
outs IA" recorded will attest.
It was apparent at the outset a
slab du"l between Mogridge and
Schupp VAS III prospect and develop
m"nts bore. il out. the SouthnawS
pitching runIrSs bail. until the Sox
ldn' he" = pair "f triples with a hit
tdt.man in tn" eighth for the only
talilr> Of the encounter.
BIuege Walks at Outset.
Bin '@e walked for u starter and
stole SECOND rs Harris famed. but
EG' no farther. Rice lOfting and
.IudG" being called out ON strikes
With on" H"Seman disposed of. Null
liCau drew 4 pass and was forced by
Collins. wh" swfpcd passage to the
midway. Hooper got free ticket,
tut M":tii was out on Judges toss
10 NJ GridEe. VIII" covered first.
In th- second tioebel was franked
and died a-pllf"ring with two out.
while for the SON Il Texas Lacquer by
SherlE was negarIved when he was
tagged stealing. Schalk then singled
and Schupp walked, only to have
EIU""" get J"hns"n's little fly.
Peck was forced after opening the
third with a safety to center. and
RlUcgc hit int" 4 double play. With
ON" COH. in the Sox half. Collins
walked aud died thieving. while Mos
til l"ft@d To Goebel. following Hoop
er'S single.
Eic" was forced after strolling in
the fourth and a splendid opening
was neglected in round five. Goebel
benefited from four wide ones. and
Falk hacked deep into left to get
Gharrity's drive. Peck looped a
Texas Lacquer to center and the pair
Of them advanced on Mogridge's sac
rifice. only 70 he stranded when
Blucge whitfield.
Fail in Sixth Inning.
Another fine opportunity was passed
up in the sixth, when Rice followed
the whiting of Harris by polling a
triple to right center. but Judge foul
ed to Schalk and Johnson shared
Shanks' terrific liner.
Goshel and Charity both had been
set down via the whiff route in the
seventh. when Peck and Mogridge
walked in succession. only to have
Flue%e hit into force play.
The S"x had been retired in order
for thr"" innings. In this frame. when
one down. Peck grabbed Schalk's
roller and erased Sheely at third.
while Schalk was forced by Schupp.
Decided in the Eighth.
With two down in the eighth. Judge
and Shanks drew passes. only to have
Goebel succumb on strikes. Then
came the blow-off. With one gone.
Mulligan sliced a safety to right that
netted him three bases. Collins raised
a foul that Charity chased after and
caught up with close to the grand
stand. but was unable to hold. The
official scorer ruled it was not an err
ror. but ir cost Washington the ball
game.
Then. with a squeeze sign displayed
and Nuliigau half way to the plate.
Collins was hit by r pitched ball.
cumming the strategy. on Hooper's
rap to MOgridge. Mulligan was trap
ped between bases. Bluege finally get
ting the Dut-out after receiving Char
rity's toss. Here it was that Mostil
connected for a safety identical to
that of MulliCans sliced swat to
right that scored Collins and Hooper
and nrttcd three bases. MoStil was
left when Harris tossed out Falk.
charity revived the hope that
springs eternal by opening the ninth
with Il double to right center. but
Peck popped 10 Johnson. Pinch hitter
Torres rolled to the same athlete and
Brewer, batting for Bluege, struck