The Washington times., 1922-05-31
JOHNSON: :
POUNDED
BY BOSTON
Six Runs Cross Platter il
Second Hectic Inning
Batfest.

FENWAY PARK, BOSTON,
May 31.-Milan, hard pushed for
mound talent, was forced to call
on Walter johnson for the opener
of the last doubleheader with the
Red Sox. Barney beat the Yanks
on Sunday and worked as a relief
hurler yesterday, but felt equal to
the task of turning back Hughie
Duffy's men.
Duff picked Fullerton to hurl.
The second inning was full of
fireworks, with the red-hoted
crew having a merry time on tliel
paths. Six runs were over the
pan before the mixture of hits
and errors was ended by Shane
Collins forcing Pittenger. Sam
Rice cuckooed one and felt 50 dis
gusted he took himself out Of the
pastime and Goebel went to cen
ter.
Griffs Grab Three.
The Griffs came back and grabbed
three in their half of the third. It
looked as though they had Fuller
toms number when Duffy yanked
him. and rushed Russell from the
bullpen.
Russell held the Griffs safe for
the remainder Of the distance.
Fkst Inning.
wASHINGTON-B Bluege dropped
a single over Harris head. Collins,
Pratt and Harris might have gotten
It, but It dropped safe. s. Harris
rolled into a double play, Pratt to J.
Harris. Rice flied to Liebold. No
runs, one hit, no errors, none left.
BOSTON-Leibold walked. Men.
osky forced Leibold, Peck to s. Har-
ris. Pratt hit into a double play, s.
Harris to Peck to Judge Nothing
across.
Second Inning.
wASHINGTON-Judge lined to
Menosky. Pratt threw out Brower.
Earl Smith rolled to Pratt. Nothing
across.
BOSTON-Bluege threw out Pit.
tenger. J. Collins got three bases
when Rice dropped his long fly. !.
Harris singled to right, scoring ].
Collins. O'Rourke doubled to left
center, J. Harris stopping at third.
Peck made a fine stop Of Ruel's hard
grounder, but threw home too late
to get J. Harris. O'Rourke went to
third. Fullerton singled to left,
scoring O'Rourke. Leibold walked,
filling the bases. Menosky's bounder
bounced off Johnson's glove and
Peck threw him out, Ruel scoring
and Fullerton and Leibold moving
up a base on the play. Fullerton
scored and Pratt reached first when
Bluege fumbled his grounder, Lei
Aold going to third. s. Harris FUN
bled Pittenger's grounder and Lei.
bold scored. j. Collins forced Pit
tenger, Peck to s. Harris. Six runs,
three hits, three errors, two left.
Third Inning.
wASHINGTON-P doubled
to left. Peck DOUBLED to left, scor-
ing Picinich. johnson grounded to
Pittinger, who threw wild to first,
Peck going to third and johnson to
second. Bleuge walked, filling the
bases. s. Harris struck out. Rice
beat out a hit over second, scoring
Peck, and the bases were still filled.
Russell replaced Fullerton. Judge
forced Rice, Pratt unassisted, John
son scoring and Bluege going to
third. Pratt threw out Brewer.
Three runs, three hits, one error,
two left.
BOSTON--Goebel went to center
for Washington. Bleuge threw out
]. Harris. O'Rourke walked. Ruel
hit into a fast double play, Bleuge
to s. Harris to Judge. Nothing
across.
Fourth Inning.
wASHINGToN-E Smith
doubled to left center. Picinich hit
to O'Rourke, whose throw to Pitten-
ger caught Earl Smith. Peck lined
to O'Rourke, who touched Picinich
coming into second. No runs, one
hit, no errors, none left.
BoSTON-Peck ran In short left
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