The Washington times., 1928-04-27
CALLS
OFF CAME
TODAY
Todayss scheduled game be.
tween the Griffmen and Athletics
WIS postponed Mt noon on &C
nnaapak Of cold.
BY Louis A. Dougher

y
Milton CASTOR was due to
make another start today, ex-
pecting to draw George RUDE "
Walberg as his twirling rival.
CASTOR promised to get away to
4 fIying start when the training
eAascn was on. but the postpone.
raents and unpleasant weather q
the early campaign have quite
erased him from the picture ana the
fail. smiling singer must work NM
seIf into condition all over again.
WaIberg ranks with the best
SnIIfhnaWs in the big show. The
observation-disclosures upset him in Phil
aaeinhia last week and then ne
tlrned right around and trimmed
tha world champion Yankees. He
e out today to grab another WIN
from the Griffs.
The Washington entry. after
flashing for 3 week or so. mas
now slipped back into the sec
Ond division as . result OF
losing streak Of fIve games.
There is no telling how much
longer this streak win CO.
ENEHAGEa with 1AAesAAT - SAAS A~S~~
Ietes sick or injured.
Jack Ouinn's victory, 10 to 0. was
unYnistakabl after the AS gar
nered those four runs in the third
inning. Nevertheless, the As con-
finned on to get another in the
folgrfh. four more In the SIXTH
ard 4 final counter in the seventh.
re was like picking cherries.
The veteran salivary shooter had
hin opponents on the hip and by
Ire throat from beginning to last.
Rtel reached second base on q
double In the second, West reached
he midway in the third on an
infiled out. and Zachary got as tar
ID third. the only one to d. that.
Rarhes oyerran second on Bluege's
ne IN the ninth. Nobody else went
beyond first. It was . most unsat-
isfactory showing for the home
fans. who seemed right eager to do
some roofing.
~ cobb ana Iris Speaker, play
boys of the baseball world, shared
me lfrneIfght with Quinn. II was
speakers threebagger with the
bases filled that disturbed Zach
aFy's equilibrium in the third. Cobb
came up under Identical circum-
stances in the six and whacked
the same kind OF q hit. Some
thing should be done about those
boys.
For two innings Zachary
looked as good rs Quinn. Then
the fun began. A pass to
) Hauser with one down was
followed by ellis tumble. A
.0zSs TO Cobb filled ths sscl6s
vita two gore.
Up cane Speaker. ITe siarnnsd
tre onion over Rice's head and by
the time Sam had captured It on
the rebound from the wall three
runs were in, with Spoke" sitting
on third. Miller's infield hit scored
the Gray Eagle.
A. single by Jimmy Foxx meant
q run in the fourth because Joe
Boley followed with a shriek:ng
triple to right.
Zachary was dragged out from
beneath the wheels In the sixth.
Hale singled to deep short and
Foxx walked, both advancing on
Bcley's sacrifice. A pass to Hau-
ser filled the corners and so Quinn g
tly to West scored Hale. An in
ield blow by Bishop again filled
the bases but Ty Cobb's furious
poke to left for three bases brought
IA three more runs.
Ty's triple drove Zachary right
into the showers, Bobby Burke en-.
fsring the box to hit Speaker, but
end the frame by making Miller
noist to West.
The final counter came off Burke
10 the seventh on singles by Hale
and Boley. with a putout.