Evening star., 1926-05-05
NATIONALS BLANK
RED SOX IN SERIES,
TAKING FINAL, TO
Washington Club Impressive
at Bat-CoveIeskie in
His Old Form.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

BOSTON. May 5.-The Mats made
clean-sweep of the series with a
victory over the Red Sox here this
afternoon.
The score was II to 0.
The Nationals used their veteran
spit -baller, Stanley Coveleskie.
Manager Fohl depended upon the
right-h hand pitching of Fred Wingfield,
a former member of the champions.
Cold weather held the attendance
down to $500. ses.e.-ss =
McNeely started things In the first
inning with a single, a steal and a
score on Rice's sacrifice and Goslin's
fly.
The Mats got to Wingfeld for four
runs in the second and added three
more to the total in the third.
Two more were added in the sixth
and the game assumed the proper
tions of a rout.
FIRST INNING.
Observation-Disclosures singled to
center. S. Harris grounded to Rigney,
whose throw to Herrera failed to get
McNeely at second and both runners
were safe. Rice sacrificed, Fowler to
Todt. Goslin flied to Carlyle, McNeely
scoring and S. Harris taking third
after the catch. Judge hoisted to Flag
stead. One run.
BOSTON-Flagstead singled to cen
ter. Rigney sacrificed, Judge to S.
Harris Coveleskie threw out Carlyle,
gstead going to third. Todt walked.
S. Harris threw out jenkins. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
WASHINGTON-Blu singled to
left center. Herrera threw out Peck.
Bluege taking second. Ruel lifted to
Jenkins. Herrera tossed out Covel-
eskie No runs.
BOSTON-Peck threw out Fowler
Herrera doubled to left center. Bdege
threw out Bischoff, Herrera Holding
second: Coveleskie tossed out Wing
field. No runs. 4
THIRD INNING.
WASHINGTON - McNeely popped
to Rigney. IS. Harris walked. Rice
singled to left, S. Harris stopping at
second. Goslin flied to Jenkins. Judge
scratched a single past Rigney, filling
the bases. Fowler let Bluege's drive
go through, S. Harris scoring and
leaving the bases filled. 1t was an
error for Fowler. Peck singled down
the third base line, scoring Rice and
Judge and sending Bluege to third.
Ruel flied to F'lagstead. Three runs.
BOSTON-Peck threw out Flag
stead. S. Harris went back to right
field for Rigney's loop. S. Harris
threw out Carlyle. No runs.
FOURTH INNING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. singled
to right center. McNeely sacrificed,
Wingfield to. Herrera. S. Harris dou.
bled down the left field line, scoring
1ol lof+
ter, scoring S. Harris. Goslin singled
to center, scoring Rice. Weller re-
lieved Wingfeld for Boston. Herrera
went back of first for Judges high
one. Gosin stole second. Bluege
walked. The fourth ball was wild
pitch and Goslin reached third. On
double steal Goslin scored and Bluege
took second. Peck lifted to jenkins.
Four runs.
BOSTON-Todt grounded to Judge.
So did Jenkins. S. Harris tossed out
Fowler. Nothing across.
FIFTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Ruel walked. We'll
zer threw out Coveleskie, Ruel taking
second. McNeely fouled to Bischoff
Fowler threw out S. Harris. No runs.
BOSTON-Herrera walked Bischoff
took third strike. Weller flied to
Goslin. So did F'lagstead. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Ric smashed a
single by Herrera. Goslin beat out a
bunt down the third base line, Rice
stopping at second. Judge grounded
to Fowler, forcing Rice. Rigney let
Bluege's grounder go through him,
Goslin scoring and Judge stopping at
second. Peck flied to jenkins. Ruel
singled to left, scoring Judge, Bluege
stopping at second. Rigney threw out
CoveleslSie. Two runs.
BOSTON-Peck threw out Rigney.
CARLYLE grounded to s. Harris. S. Har-
ris threw out Todt. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
WASHINGTON - McNeely hoisted
to Carlyle. Weller tossed out S. Har-
ris. Rice singled to left. Rice stole
second. Carlyle went back to the
stands for Goslin's f1y. No runs.
BOSTON-Myer now playing short