The Washington times., 1928-05-16

phe IndiaKs end their stay III
philadeIphia with t0dayss game at
shibe Park and will arrive here t..
night 50 as to get pleasant rest
before eetinf Bucky Harris and
His cams.
The Oliioalss have done fairly well
on their swing through the East.
they took two but of three from the
Red S0xs one ont Of three from the
Yankees. and two out pf four from
the As with one 70 play One ct
their wins. though was IL Cleveland
last Sunda where kJhle allowed
one safs hit
Next week the Indians will
have i comparatively easy tiIne
Of ii III the tFesk. taclkline the
White SOx In 4 llicagO and then
mixing with the Browns III Cleve
land. III June the eastern clubs
will be filing into Cleveland, Civ
ing PeclSss lads rIaanee "a
climb IN dose To the world
Against the Griffs Manager Peck.
.npaugh Is ssire t. use George Uhle,
his big veteran highlander; Joe
ShaaIte, veteran gouthpaw, and VIII
lis Hndlin. the fIasily young right
flal.der. walter Miller, former Ohio
state University southpaw. may
twill tue other game OF che series,
though Dutch Levsen is also q pos
stbflity.
The Harris gang IS not IN the best
physical shape for this important
series with the Indians GOainss
arm keeps him idle Ossie Bluege's
wounded digit chains him to the
bench Muddy Rue1's wing Is none
too strong and Bucky Harris II play.
ing with q sore finger and 4 lame
left fool.
Two new players. Elton Langford
and Carl Lind. have been shining
with the Indians Langford has
been doing fine work in centec,
with Lind completely filling
sptlrgson.s place at second. Both
viii be seen IN action here.
Dropping the final 10 T.
White SOx, 3 to 2, the Griffe
today find themselves tied with
the Boston Red SOx for fifth
place. Wonder or wonders, to
see the Carrigan clan so high.
Cracker Schalk turned loose q
long, gangIing righthanded rookie,
Grady Adkins. from Shreveport In
the Texas League, and he tied the
home team In knots. Twice they
punched three hits for run each
time, but for the rest Of the day
they were turnbling right back 10
the dugout after looking at him.
Lizzie Lisenbee lasted four
innings, which was enough to lose
the decision. For two frames Ise
looked pretty good. but the visitors
clouted him soundiy in the third
for couple Of runs and grabbed
another in the fourth. ending their
scoring for the day. 1t wasn't
exactly the real Lizzie out there.
II. "Garlick' Braxton then
twiried three fine frames with
aIl his accustomed apIOrnb and
Fred Marberry flung the final
pair. = couple Of double plays
helping him not little.
Adkins was always a shade un-
steady, but he could bear down
when necessary. He got into q
hole in the fourth after two were
gone when Bill Barrett misjudged
q liner and let ellis collect triple.
Harris squeezed him over ana beat
Adkins peg to first. Hayes topped
another down the third base line
and beat Mr.. Adkins efforts. Cos
fn, up for Lisenbet, walked. filling
the bases. but Vests best was
foul to Grouse.
For four more innings Adkins
1toyed with the Harris gang, but in
the ninth they socked him on the
Jaw and Ted Lyons had to step in
and halt the rally.
With one down Harris singled to
left and Hayes got Texas Lacquer
70 center Muddy RueI slammed d
double down the third base line,
scoring Harris. and then gave way
to bob Reeves at second base.
Things looked bIaok to Cracker"
Schalk and 30 he yanked Adkins to
let TED Lyons dispose Of West and
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