Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29


took both ends OF the double
~ header played with the White
SoX today. bagglng the first
tut, 10 ), and the second. 1 10 ..
IN The initial encounter. the Nationals
collected dozen hits off the veteran
Spitoaller. Red Faber. and in the second
setto got 10 hits of Ted Blankenship
netore he geve way To George Cox in
me sixth session. Cox was found for
four satellites
Lloyd Brown opened FIRE for the Ma
tionalS IN the first fray and left-handed
MS way through five innings in which
ne was nicked for nine hits and five
runs. He was credited with the VIC
tory. for his club fell upon Faber for a
healthy sixth inning and turned over
good lead 10 Fred Marberry Fred
oid an excellent piece of relief hurting
yielding but two hits in four rounds.
Bob Burke S0uthpawed his way
through the second clash and allowed
out four safetieS and one pass. Two
q the hits were punched in the third
rouno and got the Sex nothing. The
other TWO were clustered in the seventh
ana netted the home crew its runs.
Harris Bat Factor.
RucSy Harris batting told in the
nfst fray. He got two hits and drove
Jour runs across the plate Harris also
MI well IN the second part of the bin.
oTlFlns the ball 10 safety three times.
He was tied for the lead in attack.
though. by none other than Burke who
srnote three singles in four trips TO the
pate. Burke made a gallant bid for
q perfect day at bat with a vicious
liner in the seventh. but a fine catch
by Shortstop Chalmer CiSsel. kept the
hit from the lanky pitcher.
The Nationals were first to score in
the initial encounter Of the day. A
double by Bluege and brace of inf1eld
reurements Melted tally in the second
session and in the third a two-bagrer
bv Gcsln scored Rice Who had made
me middle base after forcing out
Barnes when C3sssil made a wild chuck
InlS cad va swept aside by the
Sol IN the fourth Then four singles
ana an error bv Bluege was good for
three runs BY the home club. In the
NTH. Brown famed the first two bat
tiers up then was foInd for a single
double end single in order and two
more runs we're registered by the Chi
s0x
Salt Game in Sixth.
he sixth the Nationals sfenned
out 10 salt the game, collecting five runs
during the inning. Buege and Cronin
single and pulled a double steal. Harris
singled both home but was too srnbi-
EoslS and was tagged when he tried
e make second on the throw home
kenna got single and gave way to
Reeves an the runway Tate. batting
for Brown. walked and was lifted in
favor Of Boss Barnes single filled the
bases and Rice's fly 10 Falk was deep
enough 70 enable Reeves to score after
ff3c catch. FalkS wild throw-in let
Bcss and Barnes advance a base each
then Faber filled the sacks by pur-
posslv passing Goslin Judge rifed
single 10 right and Boss and Barnes
raced home
Two we're out in the ninth when the
Nationals put over another RIM
Cronin's two-bagger and Harris single
cid the trick
Scoring IN the second setto began in
me fourth frame. Rice walked at the
oufset OF the ro.I1d and took third as
Goslin singled After a pass drawn
bT Judge filed the bases. Bluege lofted
70 Falk and Rice romped to the count
Ing block after the catch.
POUR singles we're needed 10 get
rarker IN the fifth inning. Harris
singled. but Rrc' drilled into a double
pay, Burke singled and pulled up nj
second r"nen Barnes sm0te one bassr
Rice's MT 10 right for base sent Bobby
home.
sA' . -Nt1sttu 1DHd DGFdAfs
Gosln began the sixth with single.
DIT vas caught in two-way erasure
with Judge Bluege. though. doubled
and tsllie when Cronin shot single
TO right. II vas after Cronin hit. that
Cox relieved Bankenship.
In the seventh the Sox kicked in with
two tailies, With one gone. Kamnn
bounced double over Biuege's right
shoulder. Reynolds batted for FAX and
sucked triple over Barnes head.
Lyons ran for Reynolds and counted
after Barnes bagsed Cissell's drive
Harris and Burke teamed up in the
making Of the Nationals LIST run
BUckT opened the ninth with single
stole second and was sacrificed 10 third
h* Rual Then Burke got his third
hit II the game a single 10 center
Al the Washington party regretted
having left ovefcostg ~ home II vas
sctue}ly cold ncre today and the crowd
i3st ~ from lofrid St Louis vas quite
uncomfortable
so eager vas Berg 10 get Judges foul
early N The second game that he ran
right up JOe'a back for the catch The
stunt oid Judge no good, for his right
leg Ws.g SsGhed by the c2tcher's spikes
and Mike Martin had 10 wrap yards of
AtAss'$4aSsE ft')H1AfI WIG NbAEEG 3SGIDIt Joe
could go back 70 the FIRST sack
4 high ssiEd made outfelding an un~
certain proposition III both games The
krceze swept the field from center
towarc he plate cut down many nard
drive znd Wa responsible for Mum
bfr ~ Snpe-top catches made by the
cen'er snc right folders
G0sitn helped his batting average
during fj3s cGublc header He was up
three times f0r i&o doubles III the ffst
game liz he SECOND he got two singles
ln for ftls3e