Evening star., 1926-03-28

It vas well that they got this eN
cellent start for after his second in
ming Barnes was well nigh invip
cibla while Jack N'isner and Fay
Thomas, a recruit. Who followed on
the slaa, refused 10 allow hits when
hits meant runs.
The Nationals filled the bases with
one out III the sixth. the only inning
~ which WiSner pitched. but dou-
BE nlay into which Joe Judge batted
/! ecuded scoring. They had two on.
with two out II the eighth while
Thomas was hurting but were un-
able to get them home, Alec FerEu-
son relieved Johnson on the mound
for the American League champs and
did not find the ROAD 50 smooth. lie
~r2s reached for four hits and two
passes III his folr innings OF work
and these with an error by Buddy
Myer, netted the Giants couple OF
markers.
Goslin Pulls Feature Play.
The Nationals fieIded somewhat
better than they had in the earlier ex-
hibition contests. The most Sensa ton
a play of the game was negotiated b.
Goose Goslln in The NTH frame when
he raced tar h&cl, to the tail grass
behind left field 70 pun down with one
hand Travis J2ckson's drive off John
son. In the eighth inning. Muddy Ruel
rushed onto the diamond to bag with
his mitted hand i loW pop b. George
Kelly. that seemed tIclletej . scratchy
hiI
Johnson was Siy en- WGrn recep-
ton Lincstron hit the first ball
pitched by the biz train and it travel
60 TO center field for = two-bagaer.
) risch slammed the next pitch and
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bagger, tallylng Il ndstrori.
Young sent a long ily to Rice. 50
long that Frisch tried TO take third
after the catch, but Mycr made
pretty relay to Bluese Of Sans heaye
and the Fordham fash was nipped by
q foot. Neusel also swatted the bali,
but ii went on q line TO Rice. Walter
was little troubled b. the Giants there
after.
In tEci. Ar.t turn against Barnes
The Nationals had 1 merry time. Rice
rifed one-92ser to right aud Boss
Bucky sacrificed. Goshn walked and
scored with Rice Whon Joe Harris
poled q double to lett. Judge line
single to center tailed Joe Harris and
a bingle b. Bluege moved Judge to
The far corner. Mycr strollod TO I'll
the bases and As ne wa forced out
b. Ruel Judge crossed the plate with
the fourth marker Of the frame.
The Nationals renewed their attack
upon Barnej in the second round.
Fice rolled 70 Lindsrronl to begin the
session. but BQclly Harris and Gosiin
drew passes ana q scratch single by
Joe Harris cloGged the bases. Young
failed 70 make diving catch Of
Judges liner and thr drive became
single, scoring Bu"Iy Harris.
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stlom. counting the Goose and leav-
Ing the sacks fully populated. Myer
bounded to the pitcher. who elected
70 try for q double play. LlueGe vas
retired OF second, hul Joe Harris got
il With a run when Jackson'+ relay
e Kelly was 100 late TO flag Buddy.
Myers He2re Is Cost!.
MYERS Wild throw. after fielding
v.!ndstronas 1rounde~ helped the
Giants 70 4 second tally in the slEit.
the first inning Ieg -uSon pitcEed
rF-ith Pinch Batter OFT uut Of the va
Lindstrom grounded sharply 70 the
short fielder, who made 4 smart stop
back of the middle sack. But Buddy
heave bounded by Judge anc the run
,er pulled up at second base. Frisch,s
two dagger to center scored Freddy
End Frank moved TO third after Joe
Harris shared Your@'& loft. Ke9ly's
whiff left the two Giants stranded.
Another Giant run splattered across
the plate in the seventh, when Fer
guson developed Wild streak. Tyson
grounded to Myer, buf jackson bunt
ed in front of the plate and streaked
10 first while Ferguson danced about
the ball. Hartley worked Ferguson
for q three-and-two count, then sent
2 single to center SO short that Jack
son stopped at the middle !'ase.
Southworth battcd for WisneE and
drew q pass. Alex throwing four con-
secutive wide ones in filing the cush-
ions. Myer made g neat stop of
Groh's bounder and tossed for force
play on Southworth at Second. Bucky
Harris relayed to Judge TOO late for u
double play and Jackson tailed.