Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-29
RED SOX GIVE MATS
2-TO-1 TROUNC|NG
IN SERIES SECOND
Covey Pitches Good Ball, But
Gets Ragged Support From
Teammates.
G0SLIN'S MUFF COSTLY:
FLAGSTEAD STAR AT BAT
Boston Unable to Muster More
Than 1900 Fans for Tilt With
League Champs.
BY JOHN Il. KELLER.

BY JOHN Il. KELLER.
BOSTON. June 29-The Red Sox
beat the Mats again here this after
noon.
The score was to I.
Slim Harris, who was plain poison
to the Nationals generally when
adorned in the uniform of the Ath-
letics. started pitching against them
today sporting the spangles of the
Red Sox, to which crowd he recently
was sent from Philadelphia. II was
Sims first effort for his new club.
The Champs sent to the hill their vet
eran spitballer, Stan Coveleskie.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON.-Rice was safe
when his bunt was fumbled by Har-
riss. Stan Harris lined TO Shaner.
Rigney grabbed Goslin's liner. Rice
stole second. Joe Harris walked.
Judge singled to left. scoring Rice, and
sent Joe Harris to third. and took
second on the throw home. Shaner
made a running catch of Bluege's
hoist. One run.
BOSTON-Flagstead singled to cen
ter. Haney sacrificed, COveleskie TO
Judge. Todt flied to Rice. jacobson
singled to right, scoring Flagstead.
Regan flied to Goslin. One run.
SECOND INNING.
WASHINGTON-Pec bunted a
grounder to Todt Ruel doubled down
the left-feld line. Ruel STOLE third.
Harriss threw out COveleskie. Ruel
holding third. Rice grounded TO Todt.
No runs.
BOSTON-Bluege threw out Shaner.
RiGney singled To center. Stokes
struck out. Harriss took third
strike. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
WASHINGTON-Stan Harris hunt
ed and was thrown out ny Haney.
Goslin's looper to right fell for two
base hit. Joe Harris flied TO Jacobson.
Goslin taking third after the catch
Judge was out. Todt e Harriss, who
covered first. No runs
BOSTON-Goslin made a two-base
muff of F'lagstead's fly. Bluege went
back of the box for Haney's pop.
Todt flied to Rice. F'lagstead going 70
third after the catch. Goslin also
made a twobase muff of Iacobson's
fly. Flagstead scoring. Ruel went
into the diamond for Regan's pop
One run.
FOURTH INNING
WASHINGTON-Blue popped 10
ianey. Iiarriss threw out Peck. ia
cobson made a long running catch Of
Ruel's fly. No runs.
BOSTON-Shaner popped tn Stan
Harris. Rigney flied to Joe Har-
! riS. Stokes singled to left. Eucky
Harris took Slim Harriss' grounder
l.,I., y I
! runs.
FIFTH INNING.
Observation-Disclosures backed to
enter field for Coveleskie's pop. Rice
united and was thrown out by Har-
IS. Stan Harris took third strike
70 runs.
BOSTON-Fla gstead sent a double
against the left-feld fence. Hanev
sacrificed. Coveleskie to Stan Harris
Stan Harris threw out Todt. Flag
stead holding third. Bluege threw
out Jacobson. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Reean threw out
Goslin. Joe Harris flied to Shaner.
Jacobson reached high above his head
and stood against the right-field wall
to get Judges fly. No runs.
BOSTON-Stan Harris threw out
Regan. Shaner grounded TO Peck.
Peck threw out Rigney. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Rig threw ont
Bluege. Peck grounded to Todt. Flag
stead went to left center for Ruel's
fly. No runs.
BOSTON-Stokes famed. Harriss
singled to center. F'lagstead walked
Stan Harris went to his left for
Haney's grounder and threw him out
both runners advancing. Stan Harris
threw out Todt. No runs
EIGHTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-M batted for
Coveleskie. Myer doubled down the
left-field line. Rice walked. Stan Har-
ris bunted a pop fly to Todt. Goslin
lined to Todt. who threw to Rigney,
doubling Myer off second No runs.
Observation-Disclosures now pitching
for Washington. Jacobson flied to
Goslin. Peck threw out Regan. Sha
ner doubled over Pecks head. Rig
ney's grounder bounced off Marberry's
legs to Bluege, who threw him out.
No runs.
NINTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Jo Harris popped
to Regan. Judge singled to right.
Judge stole second. Stewart was sent
in to run for Judge. Bluege took a
third strike. Tate batted for Peck
runs.