Evening star., 1922-04-13

can put a deal of power behind the
drive. In the eighth inning the
Monacan slapped one OF Jones Oner-
ings toward the plot formerly COW
cred by the jury box. The ball took
a high bound and the fan leaped for
but did a neat tumblng act after the
catch.
Goose Gos,in unintentionally pulled
a bit of comedy in the sixth inning.
when. Miller lofted the ball to right
field. Turning to run back for a
catch, Goose did a half nose dive.
Enrol stage jag and finally straight
ened to see what should have proved
an easy out become q two-sacker.
Doc Woods, Yankee trainer, white
shirted and trousered, looked like an
inferno on an emergency call when
he dashed onto the field in the sixth.
Doc wanted to do a frst-aid Stunt on
Sam Jones' who had taken one of
Mogridge's slants on the leg, but Sam
just gave the Doc a mean glance and
limped to first.
Ground rules accounted for some of
the eleven doubles recorded during
the contest, q smash into the crowd
encircling the field being good for
two bases. but several of the clouts
would have been good for three bases
under ordinary conditions Judge,
Shanks. Jones and Schang made wal
more than a pair Of sacks had the
outfield been clear.
When Jones wabbled a bit in the
fourth Manager Huggins rushed Joe
Bush and Bob Shawkey to the bull
Phillips took a warm-up an inning
earlier when the Yanks threatened
to make merry with Mogridge's Of
ferings.
Wallie was supposed to grab a
lefty foul off Smiths bat in the third
inning. but the Yankee Wallies could
not decide which was to make the
cut. Schang and Pipp raced toward
the descending ball. only to quit and
leave the job up to the other.
in the second session. Joe was on the
middle sack when Roger attempted to
sacrifice. The bunt was a line drive
straight to Pipp. and Joe barely man
aged to regain second before the
iank's throw arrived.
Everett Scott made a neat play
when he retired the Nationals in the
seventh. With men on first and Sec
ond and one out, Goslin sent a drive
toward second base. Scott dashed
across, swiftly scooped up the ball.
tefore Goslin. could make the initial
station. This play was the fielding
feature of the fray.
Peckinpaugh contributed the best
bit exhibited by the home clan afield.
In the eighth he grabbed a hard
smash that caromed off Mogridge's
glove and headed off Miller at first.
Judge and shanks also did some
drive into force-out when the throw
nipped Miller at second base in the
fourth inning. and in the second in
ming Hank tore in fast to prevent
Wards sacrifice from becoming a hit.
After the Yankee outfield had fioun-
dered about for three innings Man
ager Huggins ordered shift. Few
ster. who had started in the left
garden and lost two tits with old
Sol. switched places with Miller, orig
ns center ta elaer the The
All told. the Yanks officially had but
four outfield chances. Fewster made
pair of putouts and an assist at
center, and Mcmillan an out in right.
Mogridge did some nifty hurting in
the sixth after getting into difficulty.
He famed Schang, but hit Jones and
was reached for q double by Miller.
Then George cut loose and the next
two batters were easy outs.
Goslin was the only player who at.
tempted theft. In the third inning
he sprinted for second base, but was
bafhed by Schang's heave to Ward,