Evening star., 1925-04-28
Johnson Is Enigma, Holding
Boston HitIesS Until
Sixth Inning.
COLD WEATHER BRINGS
FANS OUT IN FUR COATS
Nationals Get Nine Hits fer Nine
Runs in First Two
Innings.
BY John B. KELLER.

FENWAY PARK, Boston. Apr.
28.-The champions again defeated
Boston today.
The score was TO ..
Johnson did rot allow a hit until
the sixth inning. when he was cached
for three in row.
A chilling east wind rushed the Bos-
ton populace into fur coats and many
of the Nationals to the cold doctor.
1t also kept Joe Judge, who had ex-
pected to return TO action this after
noon, out of the world champions
starting lineup. Joe's hand. hurt last
saturday, again is o. K. but the drop
to the 40s in temperature last night
left him with depressing cold In
fact' several of the Nationals are
threatened with a recurrence of the
colds they contracted during the open
ing series of the season in New York.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON - Leibold walked.
Harris beat out a bunt TO Todt, Lei.
bold stopping on second. Rice doubled
70 left scoring LeiboId and putting
Harris on third. Goslin famed. Shfr-
ley doubled to left scoring Harris and
Rice. Bluege singled to center scoring
Shirley. Fuhr, a left-hander replaced
ferguson for Boston. Peck singled to
Ilght sending Bluege TO third. RueI
flied 10 Nache Bluege scoring and
Peck going TO second after the catch.
Gross threw out Johnson. Five runs.
BOSTON-McNeely now PLAYING
center for Washington. Flagstead
hled to Rice. Wamby fouled to RueI.
Ruel went TO the middle of the dia.
mona Tor Boone's pop fly. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
WASHINGTON = McEeely doubled
to right. Harris sacrificed. Prothro 10
Icdt: Rice looped his single over
Prothro's head, scoring McNeeIy. Cos
nm doubled to center, Rice stopping at
third. Fullerton now pitching for Bos-
ton. On double steal Rice scored and
Gosiin took third, and on Picinich's
error Goslin also scored, Gross threw
out Shirley. Bluege walked, RIuepe
stole second. Peck singled to left. scor-
ing Bluege. Ruel forced Peck. Gross
to Wamby. Four runs.
BOSTON-Vache fouled to Shirley
Iodt flied to Rice. Prothro lined to
johnson. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
WASHINGTON-Jo fouled "a
Prothro. Prothro tossed ont Nc.
Neely. Prothro also tossed out Harris.
No runs.
BOSTON-Gross walked. GosIin
went TO the bank in left field for
Picinich's fly Fullerton forced Gross.
Johnson TO Harris. Fla gstead forced
Fullerton, Peck to Harris. No runs.
FOURTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Rice flied TO Flag.
stead. Goslin walked. Shirley fouled
to Todt. Wamby tho out Bluege.
No runs.
BoSION-Wamby popped to Har-
ris in short center. Harris threw ont
Boone. Nache walked. Todt rolled to
Harris. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Peck went o,,+
Prothro to Todt. Ruel fouled to
Prothro. johnson tripled to center.
Prothro threw out McNeely. No runs
BOSTON-Harris tossed ont pro
thro. Gross flied to McNeelv. Picinicb
flied TO Goslin. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
WASHINGTON - Harris flied to
Flagstead. Rice lined to Flagstead,
Goslin flied to Flaestead No runs.
BOSTON-F'ullerton hoisted to Cos
lin. Flagstead doubled down the left
field line for the first hit of the game
on Johnson. Wamby singled to cen
10 center field fence. scoring Wambv
Vance famed. Todt popped to Har-
ris. Two runs
SEVENTH INNING,
WASHINGTON = Shirley flied to
F1agstead. Gross threw out Bluege.
Peck flied to Flagstead No runs.
BOSTON A a ms now nlaying
shortStop for Washington. Prothro
flied to Rice. Bluege threw out Gross.
Pfcinich went out the same way. No
runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
WASHINGTON = Ruel singled TO
center. Johnson sacrificed, Fullerton
TO Todt. Prothro threw out McNeeIy.
Ruel taking third. Harris fouled to
Todt. No runs
Observation-Disclosures flied to Rice.
Flagstead flied TO McNeely Wamby
lifted to Adams. No runs
NINTH INNING.
WASHINGTON = Rice singled to
left center. Goslin forced Rice.
Wamby to Gross. Shirley hit into a
double play, Gross to Wamby to Todt.
No rms.
BOSTON-Boone flied to Harris.
Nache flied to McNeely To6t tripled
to right. Prothro flied to McNeely.
No runs.