Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24
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NATIONALS ARE TOPPLED
IN DOUBLE BILL, 6-3, 81
Defense Breaks Down i'm First Encounter After A,
Are Tied-Ptching Weakness Hurts in Ten.
inning Second Tilt-Punch Lacking.

lined the ball directly to opposing
fielders.
Bucky Harris bunch started with a
rush in the second setto of the after
noon. putting over two runs In the
opening frame Rice hit to left to be-
gin the Nationals offensive. but was
too ambitious and was tagged at second
when he endeavored to make a double
of his slam. Hale gave Harris life by
making low throw to first after
scooping up the pilots grounder.
Barnes followed with a sound sock that
lined the ball to the algle back of
right-center field, and he completed
the circuit before the sphere could be
relayed TO the plate.
Reeves also got on the runway in the
first session. He walked. Swiped second
and went to third as Cochrane'S peg
scared TO center. But there were two
out at the time and Judge was unable
to knock over a third run for the
inning.
The third National run was regis
tered in the second inning, however.
and without hit Bluege was franked
to first and so was Kenna. They moved
up as Lisenbee was heaved out and
Bluege got to the counting block as Rice
grounded to Foxx. just beating the first
SdGkcE CHUCK I'D the QIHtG,
Not until the fifth frame did the AS
who had gotten three hits before, break
into the run column. Then they did
SO to the extent of two tallies Boley
launched the attack by doubling be-
tween Rice and Barnes. Walberg was
no help to Joe. but Dykes singled his
teammate to the big base. When
Barnes let Dykes hit go through, Jimmy
raced to third. from where he crossed as
Cobb got his second hit of the engage
ment single to right.
Macks Knot Count.
In the sixth session the AS drew up
to even terms with the Nationals Sim
mons opened the inning by bounding
single off Bluege's hands. When Foxx
dashed one-baser TO center and sent
Simmons to the far corner, Marberry
was called on to replace LiSenbee.
Hale, first to bat against the relief
hurler, sent only roller to Harris, but
it was enough to get Simmons over the
plate while Foxx was being forced out.
The Mackmen went to the front in
the eighth, putting their man over after
two were out. Simmons singled be-
tween the retirements of Cochrane and
FoxX. A one-baSer by Hale moved SIM
mons TO third from where he scored
when Miller pushed a grounder through
the box that Harris cut down, but could
not field in time for any kind of play.
This lead was matched by the Ma
tionals in their part of the inning Rice
after letting three wide pitches 60 by
was called out on strikes. The third
strike looked none too good to Rice. but
his kick gained nothing. Harris came
along with a double to the right field
corner. then Barnes whitfield vigorously
Goslin, though, rifled a two-bagger over
Cobb's head and against the fence to
tally his boss. Reeves followed with a
stroll to first, but Miller took good
care Of Judge.
Foxx's Triple Tells.
Both SIDES had runners on in the
ninth. Walberg was at third and Cobb
at first with one out for the AS, but
the RUDE was caught at the plate when
Cochrane grounded to Marberry and
Simmons forced out Mickey. In the
Washington half Kenna singled with
one gone, only to be forced out by
Marberry. Rice was hit by a pitched
ball. but Harris hoisted to Cobb.
The Mackmen stepped right out in
the extra inning to win Foxx began
the tenth with triple to right center
and romped home after Rice bagged
Hale's long loft with one hand.
For the Nationals Goslin singled after
Barnes had been retired by Simmons
fine running catch The Goose swiped
second before Reeves was called out
on strikes, only to watch Judge lift
the ball TO Cobb.