Evening star., 1928-05-26

using as s'ss s.as done nothing but re-
2 nuL. IT Garland BraXton I~s,,,, .
ne1 We t,se mound burden with 15r,..s p,axs
snage .. 'A1e r,,rsv has been thinking paa s,aSe
haoley. attain the heights tnat nSrS
toh haAs at. ,,,,,rh for the otner poAIltoiI., pooIs
oeeh ~" ~ these days the Nationn.S .t,at
oons m the field lineup t,aar tt,ar
InSy NE; - naye To be changed every osraS s'oa
L.. &c has been the case a~AIiLoS. ~ reo-
t~s start of the season. Mytto, MAJ than
,,is~ combination might 90 s.t ne.'e rzarris
the o,,ick-change teams. p"S s,ore ex-
xtilI feels that there Is niuN''
neriu1enting TO be done.
No Benefit to Goose
v. .xner;mented some yeseeao,aSy
- ss,7t Goose GoSltn 10 ieIt tNsaI, ..,,
.,s,, though the Goose's rlgnL WING go s,sa-
:. Sare and no good for tnro~Nas' .sart.
lin wanted to play, SO irsbeau ir.,UaS % car
mo Dick Spalding. newly @ scaul.tse ~ S,,n
dener. in went Goshn. 10" .,a Trst
- s,,srfnr on Boston Tor the AaSs p,
ssa 80. ?, week. but the day was "a"
IA .ise Goose did not get mucn .,sr OeHe-
:. .'N frorn the nve-and-a-halI-haiiAiie
W. ~ sS attempted no throwing at al aho
So hstfinr safely the third time NJ
e.s~..,..a - the ulste, the Goose tutnea
ss;< ~, aver to Spalding. hoWsyei.' hoW.
1xarvSs announced this morning tnas
c;oslin again would be naeA III 'A'
lineup. :. A;r had shortly
after the Nationals reacneo LIE i3,s, 49,
ard did not leave 1t until tLlls nloitlrss tn,,er
A cold that brought on cnlIls az ~. hin,
put Judge down. Tne atsachs as thst he
rather weak. but not SO weak 'A'"s
TnG insists
vyhiIe the Nationals are gong pach,
&hs ned gox are improving. Ine cIlo
fas an abundance OF spirit ano -nas1;e :.
srS looks much better afielc tnan II
.siS last month, while 1t still is hitting
e''T The s' addition of Walter Gerber TO
the outfit has helped II mlgnIny. iae
veteran procured from the bfo"ns naS
about made the middle line OF 0eIenSe
one of the strongest IN tne ieasus;
F-erber Is digging 'em out OF the grouno
At short and peggfng the ball in his old
yreaf gtvIe and has helped MAKE =
nne-lookins second-sacker OF BIZ
Gerber and Ken williams, another
former Brown, did much YESTERDAY 70
nrane about the downfall OF the WASH
4n0ton club and so did Charley Rufnng:
-zFf9o ysEesated on the slab Tor the REQ
sox. The shortnelder was on the oasl-
ness end Of double-play that snuEeo
ore Of the Nationals three promisLng
rallies ard made some other plays tflat
did great deal to discourage the harFas
encourage. .,....,,. y,
asev ynrr but managed 10 hobble INTO
rextsrdayis fray and stick through seven
i,srfngg. That was long enough 70 SOCK
tisrge singles. the first Of waicn Grove
~ve~ ft1e initial Red Sox tally. InaL: "
t,.vveS raIt was enough to beat the ma
tionaIs.
Rufang Good in Pinches-
ps,Nsng was tapped for 10 safesies:
s,.~t IRE more than the Red Sox cleaned
frov-, Horace Lssenbee's hurting, but tne
Nationals could do no tapping Wneh
<ry1s az more Of them graced the run
wav with she Red Sog, IL was just the
r',rossta I'm four of the Ave innings IN
z.p,ien they hit. They hit well ana
often enough 70 score. - -.
Eytya-base hitting was the oroet o.
the cay. Five Of the Fed Sox saIet,es
vent bevond singles. -Four were oouDaes
and the other was homer driven H. ..
the right field bleachers By PM Loot
s.s,t,s IRE rlagytead was on the middle
lasse in the third inning. TWO OF HaSh-
swc4a4,K 30 ctousG were doubles.
Tne Red Sox tailed right on tne
reel. with one gone in the first inning
To6a walked, took second al Baoos
Sver was erased. and was sent nome
~ Williams single. Flagsteaos two-
,ss~osr sg.d 'Todt's homer accounted foi
s-s@ Eoysna markers In the third. Tnile
double ny Fred Hofnann and Rufnng
F,noets1 the home score 70 four IN tnf
so,srtn frame. In the sixth, the Red soz
gof their last rim when Doug Ialt'
doubled, TOOK third as Hotmann va
thrown out and counted Wneh oe1Oei
singled. ,--u -. ~.
II four Of the nine innings the Ma
fsonaIs had two runners on al one tiffie
MT double plays twice spoiled the ouo-
6tng rallies. while In the other instances
there was no punch az al In the oats o.
fEe Washington club. Three times the
WstsengIs had man at third base
twice With only Gre Ut, but EufAnf
ssD0uly was TOO much for them