Evening star., 1924-09-28

during the afternoon, all at the ex-
| pense of Ehmke. Goose Goslin and
| Joe Judge led the attack the former
| getting two-bagger and three sin
| giles in five trips to the plate to drive
in pair of runs in addition to scor-
ing two. while Judge CLEANED a triple
and brace of singles off the Hub
moundSman.
Eight bingles were registered by
the Red Sox, half off Mogrdge in the
opening inning. Marberry gave up
two. spread through two innings
while Russell had a pair clustered
against him in the sixth. Six passes
were handed the Red Sox, Russell
being the most generous of the Ma
tional hurlers, while three Nationals
were walked by Ehmke. The Boston
finger also hit a couple of batsmen
Grifs Play Well AfieId.
The Nationals played well afield.
although Goslin had an error charged
against him when he allowed Denny
Williams single to slip by and gave
the hitter an extra base in the sec
ond inning. The Red Sox fielding
was not SO good. Boone and Dudley
Lee let fly balls drop through their
hands and Ehmke made hectic
heave that practically gave the Ma
tionalS two runs.
There were no startling plays in
the field, but Homer Ezzell. Red Sox
third sacker, frightened the game
with some stellar base running. With
Dudley Lee he engineered a double
steal while Mogridge made slow
wind UP in the opening inning, and
slid to score. In the third inning
while Marberry was on the mound
he pilfered third base neatly, sliding
in well ahead of Muddy Ruel's throw.
The Nationals opened the game
with a rush, showing two runs across
after the first two batters were re-
tired. Sam Rice clouted to right field
for two bases and Goslin poled a
similar hite to the same territory to
score his team mate. Judge followed
with a triple to left center and Goose
romped home. Joe was stranded,
though. for Ossie Bluege sent a roller
to Ezzell.
SOx Double This Total.
Finding Mogridge easy, the Red
Sox went the Nationals two runs bet
ter. George slipped a third strike
past Williams, first batter up, but
Wamby singled to left Veach flied to
Rice in short right, then the storm
broke over Mogridge's head, Boone's
short single to right advanced
Wamby a base and Joe Harris was
franked to first, loading the hassocks
b.. Ezzell bounded one-baser off
Peck's gloyed hand that scored
Wamby and Boone, but Harris pulled
up at second. He did not remain
there long, for Lee pushed a single
TO right, counting Joe and moving
Ezzell TO third. AS the first pitch
was served to O'Neill. Ezzell and
Lee began their double steal, and
Homer easily slid under Bucky 'Har-
rts return to Ruei. O'Neill ended
the rally with a grounder to Peck
Boone's muff of RueFs fly and a
pass to Bennett Tate, who batted in
place of Mogridge, put a pair Of
Nationals on the paths in the second
inning after one was out, but Memo
Ieibold and Bucky Harris could do
nothing for them. Nor could Veach
and. Boone laid Williams, who had
singled. and Wamby, who had
walked, in the Red Sox part of the
round
Thre were two gone in the third
when Judge singled and Bluege was
hit. by pitched ball. Peck's best
was fan, Ezzell, who had singled
after Joe Harris retirement, got as
far as third base with two out in
the Red Sox Third, but Marberry
famed o'Neill.
Harris Fans in Pfcnh.
Ruel walked to open the Nationals
fourth frame, Marberry attempted to
sacrifice, only to bunt pop foul to
O'Neill Lee muffed Leibold's pop to,
short left and there were Nationals
on the first two sacks. Ehmke
frightened though. and tanned >Rucky