Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-19
SOUTHPAW TO FACE SOX
In WIND.UP AT CHICAGO
Veteran Assured of Success IL He Approximates
Showing Yesterday of Recruit Hadley, Who
Registers Win by a 5'to.1 Count.

I cation. The stocky right-handed
| pitching recruit tipped fast ball
| through in great style, showed a bal.
| fling change of pace and above all
| had excellent control. What's more,
| Hadlev went the route to score 10
| | victory. something that only he and
Walter Johnson of all the National
hurlers have been able to do this
| month.
Bump granted the White SoX hut
six safeties and three passes. sharper
fielding by Sam Rice would have cut
the hits to FIVE and the passes to two.
for Sam misiudsed F'alk's hoist in the
second session and let the ball fall
for a double. while in the eighth h
stopped running .after Alex Metzlcr's
foul, allowing the sphere to drop at
his feet. That gave MetZler the
chance to walk To first later.
Falk. who had made his fuke
double with one out. never got be-
yond the middle station. while clyde
Grouse. who walked at the beginning
of round three. reached second only
before the ChisoX were retired.
In the fourth frame the home
crowd filled the sacks with two out
but Hadley never faltered. Singles
by Bud Clancy and Aaron Ward. and
pass TO Willie kamm were followed
by Crouse's hoist To Goose Goslin.
And il was not hard hit fly.
Grouse got single with two gone in
the seventh. but TedA Blankenship
famed feebly and Metzler. who got his
fortunate walk at the outset Of the
eighth. was caught in a side-retiring
dual killing after Bill Hunnefield. bat.
ting in Roger Peckinpaugh place,
had lofted to Goslin.
Clancy and Falk got to Hadley for
a single and double. respectively at
the start of the ninth 10 conclude the
hitting at Hadley's expense. Even
that clouting had to be backed by an
lnheld retirement TO get over the
only White SoX run, il was simply
Had,eys dav.
Backing Hadleys fine effort the Ma
tionals got to Blankenship, a pitcher
they had driven from the slab only
two days before. for i hits and 4
walks to strengthen their hold on sec.
ond place. Ted was dubbed in all
except the sixth and ninth innings,
and in but two of their hitting frames
did the National fail to get more than
one wallop. Sam Rice and Ossie
Bluege led the attack with three hits
each. but iris Speaker. Joe Judge and
IcSifH SoC1 Two SdIelleS.
Rice began the two-run thiiA inning
with a single and BuCky Harris walk.
ed. Speakers one baser tailed Sam
and moved the manager to the far
corner. After Judge lofted ii Bill
Barrett. Harris counted as Goslin
forced out iris.
The fourth frame was opened with
Bluege's single. Bob Reeves sacri
flee and Hadley's erasure advanced
Ossie TO third, then Rice got his
second hit of the fray.
Judge was on second with two out
in the seventh when Goslin came
through with a tallying single. in
the eighth between foul pops to kamm
by Muddy Ruel and Reeves. Bulge
hOisted TO right just az he was
about 10 make a catch, Barrett lost
the sphere in the sun and it fell for
triple. Hadley's one-baser drove
home the last National marker.
The Whit Sox averted a banking
as the second retirement of their
ninth inning was made. Falk's two
Dagger sent Clancy who had opened
the round with a hit, to third only.
Ward whitfield but Clancy reached the
plate as Harry McCurdy who batted
for kamm, was heaved out.