The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
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BY Louis A. Dougher

we play no -dNO1AISS.
rave the Yanks the best we
had and We re doing the same
with the As. re they can win
the pennant. let them do 50.
But they Ill have to WIN their
own games from us We're
not giving them anything.
And Manager BucIxy Harris had
described his attitude which ~ also
that 81 President Griffith and every
player on the ball club
As hatween tie Yankees and
Era A.. most ar the players lean
toTmrd COnniesa team, but olce
fbe n6Il1a r. under way, itls
Wns6inetom against them Al.
ThNrefNrN fllere sIlOuld be plenty
of aefion today when the Agns
letics nppeaf iOr the Inst tlllae
this sensoY.
'.sad sam Jones Is carded to ops
nose RUDE WaIberg today. Az Dotn
fwirlers are going great guns, me
l fans should have some klns snss1T
tainment
some 5000 fans saw the GEalis
take both games on AaDcr IAy.s
Bump Hadley paraiyzed ana pRLyer-
tied ths As iii the opener, ~ As
!, siesarllckn BraxtOn, with the assist
&nce os Fred Marberry, stopped them
III & nerve wraclxing finish tn th0
niahtcap, to 4
HAdIAy was most Of the show ~
the first garne. He walked the xlrsL3
two blolxes but quickly recovered to
ian Cochrane, Simmons and Hoxxs
y three " the teams best batsnen.
Then for three more frames NOT ~
MI came of the Capital finger.
Boley singled n the NTH And
Bishop ala likewise IN the sixth.
French rot one III the eighth nA11
nlshop repeated, but these tOmr
blows brought nOtAing.
bobby Reeves wild heavs ID the
ninth aave the 49, their lone run.
Miller had singled 70 reach third on
as0bb'a pinch double and with two
down: Bishop rolled ~ Reeves. with
nothing 10 do but get the batter. the
wouna Grikfnlan hurled into the art
ana Miller counted.
Howard Ehnale was not exactly
lnvincible. Hadley's triple scored
Harris in the third and the Mack
hurIer forc6d run over in the
fourth. after which another counted
On an infield out. a pass to Hadley.
with Rice's single, G6sIin's donble
ana another BY Judge brought over
fhree more 80 the seventh
Aide from Had1ey'n ekGectiee
st5virIinr. the feature Of this first
EscIarh was sam Vests brilliant catch
- MlTler's ny ont under the shadow
81 the wall IN deep center and the
gensralIy tight fielding cf Harris,
koIu0ge ana Judge.
The second game. while more
thrilling, was also more loosely
played. George Enrnshaw
pitched himself out entirely u
Tie three innings during which
he gave no runs, famed i've
and walked two. He beGam
ernmbIlng III the fourth am0
went quite 70 pieces ~ ene
fifth when he was relieved ~
FL ROmmeI, the knuclkle.baM
pitcher.
Braxton yielded ! couple Or runs
n the second on hits by Foxx and
Miller. with q funnble BY BIpege and
!. sorry peg by Harris on &, doubIe
GrifHs tied it up in the fourth on
= couple OF hits, q pass and Earn
ninaw's wild throw.
Four passes in q rev erased
ESEnshsw from the proceedings In
rho fifth and second tally counted
40 RommeJl compelled Judge TO
force Goslin. The deciding rum
same in the seventh on q. single
by Rice, an infieId out, pass and
Reeves single.
Bing, bling, Dykes doubled 10
open the eighth. Cochraae and
simmons singled and Marberry re-.
Jieved Braxton in Jigtime. A sacrl.
flee fly by Foxx scored Cochrane
and two runs were in. Haas drew
3 walk and tbe bases were loaded.
Eddie Collins came up for Boley
md shot what seemed certain 70 be
D single 70 left. Up came the in.
comparable Bluege with the ball in
his Elnved fist. He shot ii TO Har-
1is, cutting off Haas, and Bucky's
blazing pivot peg got Collins by the
margin Of thought for q twin