Evening star., 1928-05-29

Nationals. Thanks to Tom Zachary's
superb pitching and some Shifty work
on the runway by Goose Goslin and Joe
Judge. licking the Red Sox, 2 to 0.
The last few innings OF the fray
were played while rain was falling and
for an hour after hostilities had ended
the umpires kept the crowd Of nearly
Is o0o-the Red Sox are drawing in
Boston these days-in the stands be-
fore ruling out the second part OF the
twin sketch. AL hands were eager TO
prevent a fifth postponement of clashes
between the Nationals and the Carrigan
crew.
Five Twin Bills With Sox.
Now the Nationals have five double
headers ahead with the Red Sox. They
visit Boston for the last time this sea
son on June 27, % and %. and there
viii be extra work for the boys each
day Il weather permits. The rained-
out part OF yesterdays bill viii have 10
be transferred to Washington for set
tlement.
This means that the clubs very like
" VIII enter double-headers IN Clark
Grifith Stadium on two Of the three
DAYS the Red Sox are TO be the guests
Of the Nationals shortly after the mid
de Of next month. Rain early this
Spring IN Washington brought about
the postponement Of match with the
Eabmen there.
After getting out of New York, the
Nationals viii not be bothered By
double headers for some time. How
ever. their invasion OF the West being
the FIRST Of the season. all postpone
ments VIII carry over until the second
tour Of the sector. The American
Leaxne has a rule preventing the play
ing oH Of postponements during an
initial series. So the pitchers Of the
Harris staff may get some relief after
quitting New York.
When the athletes returned from
washington yesterday. they had 50
much 70 say about the fine pitching
done By Irving Hadley In beating the
Athletics at home Sunday that Zach.
arr. who had remained over IN Boston.
evidently felt be must lock 70 his
lazreaS. This the veteran certainly did.
Zach southpawed has y'ag through the
nine innings IN fine fashion. allowing
bzt Eve safeties spread oEer three in
n4ngs and waking none.
Only y Face Zachary.
Only - batters faced Tom and but
seven OF them dented the rllaTay. Ira
FszxStezd singled OF the ieft-h2nder 20
start the Boston attack bat vas tagged
wnen be 2t&enpte6 70 swipe second
base. With tEo gone 70 the second
session, Dcug Tattt and John Heylng
singled IN succession. Tz1T took fnlTd
as Heving hit, but was caught at the
plate when dual theft was tried
A M1ld chuck BY Bob Reeses gaze
BUDDY Ayer life when one vas out
g the zoszrtn and Zach1e failure 70
1ss.~S<n <sss1~ f@s R~~t sztzaSa Yer uIfff3zYYTE
sent q gxo1n1er 70 Jack Hayes re-
g1ited sn two Red Sex being On the
paths. Both Judge ard Jack had
6zgted after Williams roller and there
was no Gre 70 receive q throw at the
initial station The seeond-szekeY
iaesTee 70 ReeyeS finally, but TOO late
for q force out o9 MyeY. Zach, TN
Asarrtees easily disposed of the nezt two
basEegs.
Tns Red soz bunehsc two more
engaes IN the eighth ard made brave
showing with much shifting of players,
but = got them nowhere. HeYing got
his second hit and gave way 20 the
p1Ech-fzxntng Jack E0tAyock. Charley
Eerry betse1 "a Waiter 0eTDer'e place,
but only raised o Ny to Sam Rice. When
Manager Harris decided 70 take 10
chance with Goose Goesin's weak
tnsow3ng Sru and substituted for the
rsgzlsr seE nelaer Dick gpslci1g. new
81 - Nationals. Epz5ding promptly
took care ~ H0sn1znn'g hoi6s and after
FazSSte&d got kas second hat Of the
Rasoss . single tszS nsoTe1 E09ksT0cE 90
SSoo26 Only, ne rzliY 6seE when phi
To1s 1Esb1leE the b&gl 70 Hayes,
FzTe TINES the Fec GoZ vent cut "a
Greer WITHOUT reaching fgst base. They
also took the count ss5 order IN another
1fSHe. zltoS2ga ore do get q East. Only
tnEee o. TIE C&gr4ga1 crew solved Zaes'a
ee1FeFy asse but osse Of me segeya agln-
Eess " sst ~ passed second base. r.
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viewed from any angie.
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