The Washington herald., 1922-04-18
Phillips Gets Credit for
Victory by Stopping :.
AS in 7th and 9Th.
BARNEY IN TODAY
Judge Drives in Winning Run
With Triple in Seventh.
Peck Back in Form.
BY RAY HELGESEN.


1922 debut at American League
Park this afternoon mainly because
Zeb Milan has no one else to send
to the mound Rodney used Ave
pitchers yesterday and only one of
the lot was able to even come close
to stopping the rejuvenated Mack
men Tom Phillips twirled the last
two frames after Mogridge. Brill
heart Woodward and Zachary had
failed Phillips held the AS to but
one hit and the Griffs won as weird
game as has been seen on the
home lot in months and months"
by an 11-to-9 score after trailing
the Athletics through the first
seven innings
Connie Mack also used Ave pitch
ers. But he was unable to find one
who was steady and effective at the
same time. and so the Griffs were
enabled to even the series at ne-all.
Each team collected fourteen
safeties. Included in the total was
a pair of doubles. six triples and
a home run. Judge was the indi-
vidual hitting star of the matinee.
Joe connected for a triple and the
only circuit clout The three-bag-
ger came with two men on the
paths. but the sacks were empty
when the round trip was checked
OF Including the two runs which
he scored Joe was responsible for
four OF the Griffs' tallies-
Peck Returns to Form.
Among other things. yesterdays
engagement was marked by the re-
turn to form of the Griffs' only
"s5O.000 beauty" Roger Peckin-
paugh. Peck accepted five chances
without a miscue, not a wonderful
record when he's right" it's true.
but the best he has done in a cham
pionship game since donning the
Nationals livery. Furthermore he
collected two hits. one triple. out
Of three official times at bat and
scored three runs. the last the tieing
run in the seventh. He probably
has found his hating eye by tsis
time. in which case the Gri1s' Of
fense will become considerably
stronger than ii has been Up We
this time this year.
Roy Moore and George Mogridge.
both southpaws, started the fray.
Neither was destined to last long.
Mogridge was far from the form he
flashed in his opening day effort and
he was lifted in favor of Brillheart
In the second after he had been
pounded for five hits and four runs
in the frst Moore acquired wild
streak in the Griffs' second and
after giving three consecutive bases
on balls Connie Mack waved him to
the showers and sent some Paul
Revere out TO the bull-pen to drag
a kid named Jimmy Sullivan to the
slaughter. Sullivan came and saw,
but lasted only long enough to re-
tire a pair of Griffmen, both on
sacrifice iys. when he, too. was
given the air and youngster
named Heimach. the portsider who
helped defeat the Boston Red Sox
in the opening game of the season
by stealing third. was led into the
ring.
Harrison Relieves Heimach.
Heimach forced Milan to fly to
Pep. Young to end the Griff's
second. but he, too, failed in his
effort to cross fate and. after the
sGriffs got to him for four success
sive hits in the fifth. aftet two we're
down, the lean one guessed again
and pinned the gauge of battle on a
young-looking feller with chorus
girl legs, who answers to the name
of Yarrison.
Yarrison forced Woodward to roll
weakly to Pep" Young to end the
fifth Bur Judge greeted him with a