The Washington herald., 1922-09-01
NAEHIT HARD, But
EMA-BASE SWATs
DElkEEATMOGRIDCE /!
Huiflen Get Only -Four
Blows, Three Doubles
SAnd a Triple.

Yankees. couldn't do to George Mo-
sridse today in quantity OF base
bits they made up for IL in distance.
they got only four hits of the left
LkhSnder. who had q lot of effective
pks. but every hit was an sxtr.
pc slam and every one counted.
Yankees won. . to 1. thus cop
Nhg the whole series
rhs Yanks kept up their program
II playing wen on the defensive In
IMPORT ofs ood pitching. BY such
: Jeans they won all games without
sby sush of base hits. The Griffs-
3tehers were exceedingly cios.-
3ted when IL comes to passing
sround hits for the siuggers. The
Yankees hitting was decidedly
tenueus today. 1t was confined to
two Innings. the second and third.
Dugan. Pipp and Ward did the bang
ing. the rest of the Yankee crowd
were as hitless as any armless dodo.
GriRs Lack Pep.
Dugan got a tw~-bagger. Pipp .
tvo-bagger and a triple and Ward
a two-bagger with two on bases.
The rest Of the time was spent in
Folding down the Griffs.
The Senators did not make mucr
OF fight to help out the admirable
pitching of Mogridge. They were
disspirited. seemingly. and their
game lacked lustre.
The world. or that part of II
that reads of such matters, should
be Informed that a play by Ruth
bled was a great aid to the lat
ter. He stopped rally with as
nice a throw to the plate as ever
drilled a perfect course from out
field to that well-known and much
sought stronghold.
Pipp opened the second inning
With a twobagger to the wall. Hug
gins must have foreseen a tough
s day. with MogridSe. for that early
In the game he began playing 'em
close to his belt. as ii were. He
went after one run. He had Schang
hunt. though wslly can wallop.
Meusel walked and wardy clipped
4 two-bagger over Goslin to the
boarding of the bleschers- Two
runs came in.
Dugan opened the third with .
two-baEger to right center and
! scored. on Pipp's triple to the same
suburb after Ruth had. whitfield on
a slow curve on the outside.
Bobby Hits In Pinch.
The Griffs made their run In tho
fourth Bush passed two and Brow
er and Lamotte tapped him for
hits Lamotte's hit with two out
brought in Judge from third. but
Brewer. coming from second ran
into Ruth's psrabolic peach which
came on the fly to Schang.
After that the Senators made but
four scattered hits of Bush. Double
plays lessened the effect of these.
Off Mogridge's sinuous left-hapdins
the Yankees got no hits in their last
ive innings and we're on base only
throsah courtesy Of three passes.
They had had the good luck to strike
while the iron was hot.
In the FIRST part of the game Bush
had trouble with his fast ball. II
insisted in shooting wide on the out
side. 1t had Schang- lunging. Bush,
however, with change of pace and
speed-o lower plane. solved
the dinicuity.
Dugan came all the way to the
batters pox for Harris foul In
the nFst inning. Schang thought
he needed the exercise.
A play on Rice's grounder in
he third inning wasn't far from
two serfors. Pipp didn't hold II
and when he tossed to Bush in
an endeavor to retire Rice the
latter went on to second when
Schang. who was backing up
failed to stop the ball.
1t wasn't a brilliant day for
Schang. He let Mosridge put
1.-TWO rstraight ones over on him
Never took his bat of his shoul-
der. However. he made a nice
play in putting Ruth's throw on
Brewer at the plate.
Ward and Bush caught Brewer
mapping at second in the sixth.
In-the held Scott was a mobile
Gibraltar in the series. but with
the hail he didn't, get hit.