Evening star., 1924-06-01

BoSton's heavy artillery that has
made life miserable for numerous
get the range on ogden. True each
of the larruptpg trio-Bobby Neach.
Joe Harris and Ike Boone-connected d
for a safety--but one blow was all
each got in four trips to the plate.
The other two wallops CLEANED off
Danny Clark. and all the CloutS were
singles.
OgdenS control was good, but three
passes being granted the Red Sox.
Ira Flaestead, John Heving and
Wanhy getting them. while five of
the opposition were famed. Joe Har-
ris and Boone took the strikeout
count in the ninth round.
All told. the Red Sox went to the
plate thirtyfour times. Eight reach
ed first base and in but two frames
did a pair of Bostonians see the
sacks. Wamby singled with one gone
IN the first frame. Boone opened the
second with a hit, with a batter out.
FIagstead and Wamby strolled in the
third. Neach and Joe Harris singled
in succession after Wamby famed In
the sixth. Heving began the seventh
with walk and Clark hit with two
gone in the ninth. A good after
moons work for Ogden.
Grifs Hammer the Ball.
In the meantime the Nationals had
q merry time with the Red Sox fling
ing corps. Four pitchers We're trot-
ted to the mound by Lee Fohl, and
mono did much more than fatten the
batting averages of the Washington
athletes. George Murray. starting
for the first time this season. pitched
to but six batters before giving way
10 Bill Piercy. Bill, though not gem
erous with hits. was Wild. and re-
tired in favor of Curtis Fullerton
after filing the bases in the fourth.
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gone. Manager Fohl used Recruit
Charles Rutfing the last two innings,
and he was soundly smaeked.
OFF this collection of slabmen the
two OF them doubles by Roger Peck
inpaugh. Sam Rice, with four sin
giles. led the attack. but not a Ma
tional failed to break into the hit
column. To help the cause the Red
SoX fingers added eight passes. and
the fielders chucked in four errors.
Manage Stanley Harris was kept
out of the lineup by a sore foot, but
OsSie Bluege proved an able under
study at second base and fielded as
brilliantly as did the other members
Of Harris outfit. The club had pitch
ing and punch and every appearance
of a winner all the way.
First Proves Fat Frame
The first frame was a fat one for
the Nationals. Rice opened hostilities
with a single ana went to third when
Leibold hit. Gosln'S tap resulted in
Sans Demise at the plate, but Judge
was purposely passed. cramminG the
sacks. Ruel's walk forced Leibold
home and Peck's single followed by
Veach's tumble chased in three runs
and put the hitter on second. Here
Piercy relieved Murray. Prothro's
one-base blow and Bluege's sacrifice
fly sent Peck over with the fifth and
final run of the frame.
Two were gone in the second ses-
sion when the Nationals began the
manufacture of two tallies. Ruels
walk was followed bv Peck's two
aacker, then Lee booted Prothro'S rap
and a. pair of markers was registered
Piercy paved the way to the eighth
run in the fourth when he passed
Goslin and Ruel with Judges single
sandwtched between. Fullerton came
to the hill and promptly forced in d
run by frauking Peck. Prothro, how
ever, was called out on strikes, while
Bluege forced out Judge and Ogden
proved an easy out.
There was no more scoring until
the seventh. Fullerton was RESPONSE
BILE for the tally then made-the
ninth. Singles byb Rice and Leibold
and Goslln's sacrifice f}v sent the run
around.
Ruling was mauled in his first in
ming. the eighth. Ruel singled. Peck
doubled and Prothro tailed Muddy
with a one-base knock. Bluege fam
ned, but Peck scored as Ogden was
retired and Rice with his fourth
safety of the day drove Prothro home.