Evening star., 1928-04-11
CRIFFMEN BOW TO HOSE
IN INAUGURAL HERE. rs
CASTOR Is Outpitched by MacFayden and Harrismen
Prove Weak on Attack, Getting Only Eight
Hits, Four of Them by Judge.

| that Regan managed to knock down
but could not field and Sam pulled up
at the middle station. Then Goslin.
! after shooting foul into the depths Of
the right field stand grounded toward
! Todt. Through the baseman's hands
went the ball on to deep right and Rice
and Judge counted while the Goose
reached third After Flagstead collared
| Tate's hoist. GoSlin tailed.
| This advantage was brief, the Hub
men coming back in the second session
for a like number of markers Ken
Williams opened the round with q one
bsser and Myer strolled. Regans triple
10 right-center chased two runs over
and CASTOR, after whiting Taitt, let
loose a wild pitch to Hofmann that en-
abled Regan to race to the plate.
Each club hung up score in round
four. Rothrock's walk at the outset Of
the inning paved the way to the Red
Sox run. Todt sacrificed Jack to second,
where he remained while Flagstead
hoisted to Goslin. Ken williams. how
ever, rified a single to center and the
run was across.
The Nationals lost no time in knot
ting the count when they came to bat.
West were credited with a single. when
he got a whiSker decision over a throw
10 first by Myer, who had picked up
Sammy'S dragging roller near the
pitchers box. Rice'S retirement ad-
vanced West a station and he dashed
to the counting block as Judge lined
one-baser to the left garden.
Fluky Hits Help Sox.
In the seventh, the Red Sox backed
three fiuky hits with a sound one and
tucked away the game. Taitt began the
Boston attack by bounding the ball OF
GaSton'S upStretched hand to the Sec
ond sack where ellis could not pick 1t
up in time To make play. Hofmann
then raped what seemed an easy
grounder for Judge. Just before 1t
reached the first Sacker, however, the
ball hoped to the side and past Judge
then with reverse bound went by Har-
ris TO right for a single
Taitt pulled up at second on the
bingle, and the bases we're filled when
neither CASTOR nor Judge could handle
MacFaydens intended sacrifice. The
ball rolled over the pitchers hands,
while Judge fell near the slab when he
tried to retrieve the sphere. Joe fumbled
around. but never was able TO snare the
ball and the third successive single was
recorded.
CASTOR barely managed to defect
Rothrock'S bounder toward Harris and
Todt then settled the issue by knocking
two more markers with q two-bagger
to GoSlins territory.
After the third inning, the Nationals
got but two hits of MacFayden until
the eighth when they .combed him for
the final run Of the fray. Then West
was out when Rice doubled to left.
Judge tailed Sam by crashing two
oagger against the fence in the right
field corner. Goslins hoist to Flag
stead was deep enough to let Joe race
to third after the catch. but Tate's best
was feeble roller to Regan.
In the ninth. ellis was pinked by one
of MacFayden's pitches, only to be
forced at the middle station for the
second out by Camel, who batted in
place of Harris. Ruel came Up to bat
for Braxton and succeeded in dropping
single into left, but Camel overran
second and was soft pinkin's for Ken
Williams and Rothrock to end the con-
| test