Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19

tn use Sam Jones for the second en-
gsGenlenf n the series but about al
hour before the contest was TO start de
rfCed II would be better to save Sam
arm until today If he could find SOM
other member Of the mound staff I,
taSe over the Saturday assignment
Marberrv sSked@for the chance, got /
and made good most emphatically.
Solely a relief hurler for months
after starting a few games early In thu
campaign. Fred sStonished not only thu
Tigers, but all onlookeTS yesterday 3.
he went the full route in fine fashion
-Four hits spread over as many inning!
we're all he Welded ano not until th'
ninth did the Morisrty menagerie aver
y shutout. Only once before then die
the visitors really threaten 10 dent tnt
plate. but at that time with runnel
m third base and only one out they
we're helpless before the husky Texan.
1t VAS we'll that the Nationals hac
such sturdy pitching. for they did no.
find il particularly easy to tally of
Owen Carroll after getting away TO &
brisk start Eight safeeies were made
Oft the young Tiear star. but after three
Of them in succession. following an. er'
rcr Melted two markers IN the frs
frame. Carroll spread the blows we'll
Twice the Nationals filed the bases
without reaching the final station anc
II VAS not until the sixth session thai
they managed 10 cluster two wallops fol-
their last run.
Carroll Strong After First.
The home club was able To put MAN,
r,an on the runway, but getting them
around was something else. In the first
six innings Ii Nationals were stranded
on the paths. so effective was Carroll Ii
pinches after his rather weak getaway
Both pitchers displayed fine control
kfarberry issued bur two passes, one With
two out IN the fourth inning and tht
other with two out in the eighth. Car
roll gave three franks TO first base, al
after two men we're out One OF fhf
Detroit hurler's passes was issued lnte1-
fionallv TO Muddy Ruel when there were
7wo Nationals on the bases and inme-
diately after Carroll disposed OF Mar
berr. with ease.
Goose Goslin headed the Washington
attack driving m two runs with As
u4sny singles. Joe Judge and Ruel Also
got two hits each and Judge sent over a
MARKER. Three Tigers did all the clouf-
ing At MaroerTy's expense. Red har-
grave getting two safetics.
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fer7s;vefv their only error being two
haee u7uT nf a f7v ball by Gosiin. Tbs
Tigers we're not SO tight afield, three
r,,is,iavs being charged against them
TFe onlr error affecting scoring
tho,,rh. came in the first inning Wher
r-h.ricv C;efaringer at second bast
f,,r,,lea sam Vests grounder anc
thereby opened the way TO the nation
ais initial tally.
Brief Rally Decides.
Following Gehringer's error, San
r;ee with a single sent West 10 tnlre
base C1oslln Grove a single 10 ielt-
e~v4s- that tailed West and moved
fSsos IN the far corner. Judge bounced
/. oft og FIRST Baseman Bill Sweeney
glove and RICE Crossed. out oosIll
RULED I'D al second. BOD Reeves pu
6ow-r a neat sacrifice, but wnen Jo'
rronin sent a grounder TO JACK 1sYe'
rrr al short. Judge was run GOWN. "hIi'
C;oslfn chung to the FAR corner ahe
rrnnfn made the middle sack Hafrn
rosIld not help his mates, oonnoing
the pitcher. -, -,
poth sides threatened 10 reach tnf
era1 hase in the third Goslin MADE
his tvo-baSe mufT Of Tavener's lott
~tzvt the Tigers half II must naV'
baen me sun Carroll Immediately sac
vtheed IN move Tarener to tnlfo
rronir though, vent back Of Secont
base for Sweeney's pop and Reeve
lyrorked down Marty McManns t"lsi'
fnr rtoundeY and neayed him our
fudge singled and Reeves got III
through McMantIs' tumble at tne ONT
81 ~ ne Nationals half Cfonin sac
~serer ksls Harris fouled out. liner
cage the Intentional pass 20 Rnel ahs
9sarf,errv forced out MUDDY WIN
sribbler to Genringer.
Fs1lrd bases meant nothing 10 I'M
nationals again in the fifth. Inen
7,,tt9 one os,s' Tavener'S kick put Reeves
on and after Red Wlngo got cronln'
toft Harris walked The sacks wer'
crowded when Ruei beat out snaSf
~ deep short Again MarbeTf7 proved
himself better pitcher than hitter o.
sending weak roller 70 Sweeney.
Tigers Avert Banking.
.y-.a Nationals put over their sixth
snmf,sg r71u quickly West began IN
,cs,r,s bv dropping the ball II. left fell
riose 10 the foul lire for Two bases
psre sacfinceH and sharp single D.
rs~=:ln sem West home
7. wz4 McManus long terror t
tY7fneton pitchers vino started IN
'rtgerz ~ their scoring gay IN IN
,srtf. ne drose the ball 10 left flelf
s.S ii bounded ~ the wall o. the fei'
t.nvne asxf rioz'3a ~ three base hit
C>hrlrcer Tired n Harris mt HaF
s-rave lofted toward rf1teF and oniV
n,7e r,ln~fne retch by Wess kent M
7e4q r. froYr necnrninc = nit II W
t1tt rcrnn for M~x2n3s 70 SET hom
fr~a7 third after the cateh.
0,-3s nne base .t1efi @ae aitemnteo
f~rarlroov w}o had onened thu T'e@
fret aasn ? siunie trled ~ s"alne SER
rys< sgtcr twr wefe ott 6,js Haa eu
eowr pa r7.I- m7n tnaR ru~is fnfo@
mare n@rk fire 10 gei i00 bill oi
TIE rjnn@f
RueIs two-bs1ec In the aecond va
Ssge h the aln II wss an ordlnar
~ hall 70 left fieIc f1at FdthefRi
though b. rad canned under Bo
r,lt no both hands for the catch AT
4he sphere dropped 2 foot in front q
them Better get neT san glasses, Boz
when Carroll tock Sweenfvs thro'
~ retire West in the second session
~ had y finger % his pitching han
for4 around 4 nail owen took tim
osIs to haee the wT5nc dressed an
eagae Faek to pitch better then before
rarf4* anr Cronin contributed spar
Wing fielding pla~s Harris rhasa in'
re1trf 'er ~ oaer-the shoulder eaT
- rfYace lofa White no the riin IN III
~f+n rea geu ~ Ire elEtb Cfoni
~ ref hzrk ~ eecone base for p ~
eesfkaSfe s~oer IF NJ Mantg h9t ou
ere Eot MA men.