Evening star., 1928-05-07
REVISED DETROIT LINEUP
APT TO FACE NATIONALS
String of Losses Causes Moriarty to Make Several
Changes in Cub-Harrismen Beaten, 10, in
First Overtime Game, Bowling TO Gray.

/ was hit Savagely. even though but seven
of them were driven to safety. Milt got
| through the first inning. when two
sound socks were made by the West
crnerS. and was not scored against in
| round >. although the first batter then
smote a SCorching single and the next
! three met the ball firmly but without
success.
He managed to dispose of the FIRST
two batterS up In the third inning, but
1t was no easy Job for his support to
check them. Then Milt walked
ORourke and there followed slams
against the right-field fence by Heinie
Manush and Fred Schultz each slam
good for two bases Had the fence not
baked Sam Rice. he might have caught
Schulte's drive, but it was powerful
drive nevertheless
CASTOR Yanked in Fourth.
With two runs over. Milt tightened
and threw third strike by Red KreSs
youthful batting leader of the league
but ran into much more trouble after
two were out in the fourth. La Blue
dragged bunt by the box for a single
at the start of the frame and Otis Bran
non walked. Schang shot a Screeching
liner TO right that Rice barely managed
TO spear. and Gray. before lofting to
Harris, rified a liner right field way
that was foul only by a few feet These
drives by the Brown batterymen showed
CASTOR was no troublesome pitcher.
Then came McNeely with a loft to
right. hit fairly hard. that Rice seemed
10 misludge. The ball landed safely for
three bases and two more Browns were
home That at last settled the DISPOSE
ton OF CASTOR. the pitching role being
turned over to Fred Marberry ORourke,
nrst TO face the big Texan. singled and
McNeely romped TO the plate. Fred re-
manned in action through the seventh
session. being nicked in the sixth for a
run when Schang walked. Gray Sacri-
feed and McNeely doubled Tom Zach
airy and Braxton followed Marberry for
two innings each. with Braxton taking
the licking.
The Nationals did their first scoring
in round two, when Red Barnes double
and Muddy Ruels single accounted for
run. Two were out in the fourth
with the bases filled by virtue OF
singles by Rice and Ruel with Ossie
BluegeS stroll sandwiched between
when Harris stepped to the plate Gray
shot two strikes by Bucky. then after
a foul two wide ones were thrown.
Here Harris leaned against a fast one
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center Schultz could not quite reach
the whizzing sphere and it landed for
triple that left the Nationals but a
run back OF the foe.
Judges Hit Brings Tie.
No more scoring vas done by tho
home crew until two we're out in the
ninth. although 1t mad the bases filled
with two down in the seventh. Judge
could not help In the lucky" inning
making the third out with a hoist 10
Schultz. but he put his club back In
the game In the ninth Jack Hayes
and Pinch-hitter Benny Tate had sin
gled and following Sam Vests Whit
for the second time retirement Rice
had walked to crowd the sacks. Judge
rtfied a single to center that counted
Hayes and Sam Jones. running for Tate.
Rice pulled up at third on the blow
and after Judge had ambled TO second.
Barnes ended the rally with a fly 10
Manush in deep left Thereafter the
Nationals got nothing more of Gray
than Bluege's single At the start OF
the .enth and Rice's one-baser with
two gone I'm the eleventh.