The Washington times., 1922-06-20

mendously effective. He famed
In Q brilliant pitching duel with {
Schupp tanned Bieuge with run.
:hsrs on second and third in the
-sfifth- Goebel fanned in the eighth
Having two pals stranded. Brewer
5whifted in the ninth with Charity
ton third. Really. the sox southpaw
pitched great bali and deserved his
, win. -.
Mogridge eased his way through
first three frames and them pitched
hitless ball TN the seventh.
~ Muiligan's triple with one down in
the eighth was the opening gun.
7 Collins was wounded before Mul-
i,iigan died at the plate on Hooper's
Abonnce to the box. Mostil was tho
Slad with the wallop, his husky triple
ITO right driving In all the runs of
the day. l.
n The Sox threatened in the first
Sfrarne, but failed to come through.
(. Muiiigan walked with one gone and
was forced by Collins who quickly
/ pYffered second. Hooper drew four
balls, but Mostil's grounder to Judge
halted the attack. ..
= There was a furry in the Sox sec.
ond, but nothing came OF 1t. Sheely
Z lifted q Texas Lacquer to right with
one down and expired stealing.
! Schalk walloped q clean single to
center and Schupp walked. Dan
ger threatened till johnson popped
/ b puny fly. to Bluege. Schupp
!. a x.lR txara xfn n
Z ming four in the first two frames.
s'Biuege walked in the first to be
!, left, and Goebel, walking in the
fsecond, died stealing. It was not
!. til the third that he yielded a hit.
Peck poking q nice single over
!Jchnson's head. A forced out and
q double play stopped the fun.
80 For four innings Schupp had
+ Httle trouble with the opposition,
but the Griffs came close to
r., doing something In the fifth.
re GoebeI led off with . walk. Falk
took Gharrity's fly In deep left,
~ bot Peck dropped q Texas
i leaguer In center. Both lads ad-
=. vanoed on Mogridge's perfect sac
- rificc. Bluege had q great Oppor-
:. tunity to bring In two runs with
Js a real hit, but he famed weakly,
Is leaving his pals stranded.
sBs' MSS .-.."
~ When Rice poled q triple to right
J center with one gone in the sixth
1T looked like q run on the horizon,
but Judge fouled to Schalk and
Ernie johnson chung to Hank
.shanks' terrific line drive. ending
the frame.
" After tanning Goebei and Char.
ority In the seventh, Schupp passed
Peck and Mogridge. 1t was all OFF
i.'when Bluege forced Mosridge
though. Hooper's single came with
tw0 out in the third and was
:Nested when Mostil skied to Goe
sbeL Then for three frames Mo
= Sboeiy woke up the fans IN the
seventh with q double to right
center after ono was out. The
big first sacker perished at third
on SchAlk's grounder to Peck and
Schupp forced SchaIlk, letting the
fans 70 hack to their snooze.
Back came those fans to theil
senses and their feet, too, when
Eddie Mulligan tripled to the cor
ner in right with one down in the
eighth. It became even more inter
esting when Mogridge plunked Col
slins in the back with a pitched ball
Hooper bounced to Mogridge and
MuIiigan was run down and killed
without mercy. II was all off
though. when Johnny Mostil crack
ed a three-bagger to the corner ir
sffgfIt. Collins and Hooper scam
ispered In before Harris could toss
cut Falk.
Those two taIlies were enough. a,
Gharrity's double in the ninth wa
! wasted.