Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-01

occasionally and do a good days w
Isill has been fairly good in relief
roles this season. but until this final
game of the Red SoX series no one
quite knew what he could accomplish
as a starting finger Well. Bill did
rLch better than the other young
fellows Rucky Harris has used at
different time. this season.
Yields Only Five Hits.
Bill let the Red Sox down with
FIVE hits. three Of which were punched
in one inning that enabled the Fohl-
men to tie the game. and but for a
couple of streaks of wildnesS would
not have been badly damaged in the
run column. Several times Bill was
in tight corners. but never once did
he 'holler for help. He showed
deal of pitching nerve.
Four fingers were Used by the Red
Sox. Fred Wingfield lasted five in
nings, Tony Weller followed for one.
Jack Russell was on the slab long
enough in the seventh tn become the
losing hurler. ana Paul Zahniser
finished The collection of curvers
was raked for II safeties, including
homers by Goose Goslin. and the
latest of the Nationals, Danny Taylor.
This TAYLOR person. playing for
the first time in the big show. got
along we'll. He got couple of
bineles besides tho round tripper, and
seemed at home afield. The Goose.
though. carried Oft the batting honors
of the day with four wallops.
Scoring Begins Early
Scoring began ut the outset of the
necond inning. when GoSlin got mold
of STinefield's first pitch of the frame
81, l. he -i-h q
lleachers for circuit tripper. Tay-
lor's homer over the bleacher barrier
,,aeK OF right center began the Ma
tinnals third inning.
:.eean's single was all the Fohlmen
cot off Morrcl in the first three ses-
-iohs. although they got runner on
I'D middle h&@o during this time.
El,tlvl Harm error was responsible
ror this. me ri" making Wild
prov plst Judge in trying for a
,.oVble rla: artcr S.lancr had forced
cut Ee-ll..
Ncrreil wiidnees helped the Red
OK T" Il tamy in the fourth: Haney
o.. =. lnnin- With a looper to
ie.t that Ell between Goslin and Peck
for = r,'".,ac-er Todt walked, but
.iaCnl, ~ = ted ~ Taylor. After Rice
-na...n i>o-ln's hoist TO deep right.
'tanev r,r"cd 30 third. and Morrell hit
t'a"er. c"owdin- tn" cushions. Bill
1.fld rot l',,'t:f~ The plate when pitch
~. 20 t,t~:,,,r. and tho re. ultant pass
lehed llIncT ovor the counting
,..ock
TWO" Starts Rally.
Tho <.tlonals came right back in
tho fifth tor q couple of markers.
tn itr r,ried tho Iii off the inning
With q looping single TO center and
l;oss J1u,..; acriticed. Following
i,ice's walk. ';oTlin skied to FlagsteAd
in short .eA.,r. but Judge lined
double along the right field chalk
mark, counting his two team mates.
In the sixth, the Red SoX deadlockcd
The game getting TWO of their three
runs after TWO men had been retired.
Todt started the round with triple
to the right field corner and got home
when Jacobson slashed single past
Bluege. Peck got behind Ossie to cut
down the drive. but was hurt and had
~ give way to Myer. Jake then re-
NAMED on first while Regain iofted to
Rice, and Shaner popped TO Myer
lack of second base.
Morrel Went wild again ana
passed Ricney and Stokes. jamminS
the sacks. Foil sent up Rosenthal
To bat for Weller. Rosey let one
strike 20 IN ana tpulSI W. titt SNN
ond pitch. The third one he socked
down the right field line for n double
scoring Jake and Topper. Flag
=tead's walk again filled the bases,
hut Hanev. ninth batter up in the
inning, hoisted to Rice.
Griffs Break Deadlock.
In the seventh the Nationals broke
the deadlock. They Sot rid of Rus
sell. third Red SoX pitcher Of the day.
ruickl-. Taylor walked and Buck
Harris sacrificed Rice's one-baser
scored TAYLOR and Goslin's single
sent Rice to third and Russell out
of the game. Judge reached the
ne. pitcher. Zahniscr. for q lonG
fiv 20 jacobson and Rice scored.
Just for good measure. the Ma
tionals added more runs to their total
in the ninth Rice walked and Cos
lin got a single with a slow roller
20 Haney. Judge sacrificed and
Rlueee's one baser to left sent Sam
and the Goose home.
Bucky Harris second error of the
day helped the Red SoX to a tally
4 in the ninth. After Heimach, batting
4 for Zahnizer, was retired by Judges
great catch. Flagstead walked and
Hanev sacrificed. Flaggy was per
mitted to amble TO third and counted
when Boss Bucky fumbled Todt's
grounder. But Bucky came back to