The Washington herald., 1922-03-29
By RAY HELGESEN,

TAMPA, Fla. March 2s.-The
Griffs, running true to form as late
starters. after Jezebel Tecumseh
Zachary had spotted the Braves
seven runs in the first frame. came
from behind and captured the fifth
game of the spring series. IL to ..
Goose" GosIin came into his own
during the afternoons riot. collect
ing Ave hits out of as many trips
to the plate and scoring a pair of
runs.
All told the Nationals collected
fourteen hits while the Braves gar
nered ten. The four Boston hurlers
gave eight Griffmen free transpor-
tation, while Zachary and Ray
Francis were issuing free tickets
to six. Zachary. Mogridge and
Francis each hurled three innings.
JezebeTs work was little less than
terrible. while Mogridge's approx
mated midseason form. Mogridge
held the Braves hitIess and runless
during his stay on, the mound.
George flashed a little of every
thing he's got and held the Braves
utterly helpless.
Franeis' Passes Costly.
Francis relieved Mogridge in the
seventh and was touched for four
hits and a pair of runs. His wild
ness was responsible for the first
tally off him, but the second was
the result of some solid hitting.
Marquard and Zachary started
the game and the wry-necked Rube
looked as good as Jezebel did bad.
ri haI IL
of the former Giants slants for
four innings. getting only two hits.
Goslin collected both of these and
the second was a lucky bingle, the
ball hitting the handle of his bat
and going just out of reach of Kopf
over the second sack.
Zachary's showing proved that he
is still far from condition Twelve
men faced him in the first frame.
He walked four of them. his con-
troll rivaling that of Harry Court
ney. and five of the others got safe
bingles. Seven runs scored before
the Carolinian finally threw out
Southworth at first.
Braves start Early.
Zach started by walking Powell.
Kopf then singled ove- third.
Powell going to second. The bases
were loaded when Southworth. beat
out a hit to Zach. Nicholson hit to
right. Powell and kopf scoring and
Southworth going to third. Doeckel
walked again, filing the bases.
Zach walked Ford, forcing in South
worth. O'Neill singled to right,
scoring Nicholson, and Vanguard
walked, forcing in BoeckeL Powell
then singled past Judge. scoring
Ford and O'Neill. Kopt on his Sec
ond trip to the plate fouled out to
Charity and Zach threw out South
worth.
The Griffs tied the score in the
fifth on five clean safetles. a hit
batsmen and fou- walks. Charity
started by singing to left and ad-
vanced to second. when Mogridge
surprised himself and every one
else by singing over second. Judge
flied to Southworth and Peck was
passed, filling the sacks. Smith,
hitting for Goebel. was walked.
forcing in Charity. Rice went out,
Ford to Holke, Mogridge scoring and.
Peck and Smith advancing. Goslin
then delivered his third hit. filling
the sacks. Shanks then singled
through Kopf, Smith scoring.
Charity counted Goslin and Harris
with a one-base blow to left, his
second hit of the inning. Mog ridge
was walked. filling the bases, and
Judge walked, forcing in Shanks
with the tieing run.
In the sixth the Cliffs went into
the lead by collecting four runs on
four hits. a sacrifice and a pair OF
walks. They scored znother in thu
seventh on a pair of walks anc
Judges safety to left