The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-21
81 LOUIS A BOUCHER

SHIBE PARK, PHILADEIe
PHIA MAY 2a.-Jack Quinn's
timely single III the thirteenth Ia.
ming with two out and the bases
loaded gave the As to 3 victory
III todays opening game Of the
double header and ended 4 great
pitching duel between the Mack =
aged spitbaIler and Old Tom.
Zachary
With two out, Hayes fuInbIed
E'0xx bounder and Boley singled
TO lefk An intentional pass to-
Hauser filled the sacks and brought
m Quinn. He shot single To
right and III came Eoxx with the
deciding run
sam West pulled the tendon IN
his right thigh IN the fourth in
ming running to first and had ID
retire He may be out for several
weeks
iris Speaker collided with Bihg
Miller chasing Reeves nv bah iii.
the sixth and had to leave the
game dragging his left leg. He
WAS replaced by George Haas d.
rookie from Atlanta Miller in
Jured his right les and was re
heved By French.
First Inning
WASHINGTON west grounded
u I1auser Hals juggIed Rice,s
sr0under but threw him out. Sis.
Ter singled to center. Barnes
popped to Hale. No runs, one hit,
no errors one left.
PHILADELPHIA Biuege threw
out Dykes. Cobb took & third
strike. Bluege threw out Speaker.
no runs, no hits, no errors, none
Second Inning
WASHINGTON DYKES fossad
out Tate. Dykes tossed out Bluege
DYKES also tossed out Haze 10
runs, no hits, no errors. none 1eft
PHILADELPHIA Reeves tossed
cut Miller Hale singled f. center
Eoxx hit into q double plav
Reeves to Hayes to Sister ~
runs one nit, no errors, none ieft.
WASHINGTON- Reeves flied Il
cobb on the foul line. Zachary
Duhhea saIely to ale Miller ran
~ Tor vests ny. Rice lined
s.n sIe 20 center. Zachary stopping
g second. Quinn tossed ont SieIer
n I.Fes Its, no errors. Two.
PHILADELPHIA BoIey beat ont
SLOW roller to Bluege. Hauser
grounded to Reeves who fIIInbIed
the PAL and Boley reached second
safely. HAYES tossed OUT Quinn bofl,
runners advancing. DYKES bo,,nceS
20 Zachary and Boley was our. zach
afy TO Tate. Hauser reached third
ana dykes second on the rum down.
Cobb walked. filling the bases.
SPEAKER walked forcing Hauser in
ana leaving the bases full. Miller
forced Cobb at third with a bounce
to Bluege. One run. one hit one
error. three left.
Fourth Inning
WASHINGTON Boley mada !.
bare-handed stop of Barnes single to
deep short. Tate forced Barnes
Quinn TO Dykes BIuege singled
cyer Dykes head Tate stopping At
second. Hayes groundd to BoIey.
who threw the bali into right field
thinking to get Bluege At second
Tate scored and Blucre reached
third. Reeves beat out slow
bounder to Hale scoring Blueee and
putting Hayes on second. Zachary
tanned. West hunted a bouneer to
Quinn, who threw him out Two
runs, three hits. one error two left.
PHILADELPHIA went TO
first and Sisler went to left field for
washington. West pulled up the
old tendon In the right lcg and may
be out OF the game several DAYS.
Hale flied to Rice Foxx hit a home
run over right center Reeves threw
out BOley Hauser walked Zachary
tossed out Quinn. One run. one hit,
no errors, one left
Fifth Inning
WASHINGTON walked. sis
Ter fouIed to Hale. Quinn tossed 70
es. Rice going 10 second. Tate
was safe when Hauser dropDed
Dykes toss. Rice reaching thira
BIuege walked. filling tbs bases.
Dykes threw out Hayes. No runs.
ma hits, one error, three left.
PHII4A DEL -Rluege threw
iol,t Dykes. Isluege threw out Cobb
peaker popped to Reeves. No runs.
no hits, no errors, none left.
Sixth Inning
WASHINGTONR Reeves got two
bases when Miller and Speaker col
Ifded in left center. Speaker was
knocked out and the game was de
Iayed while the teams trainer went
out TO give Speaker first aid.
George Haas took Speakers place.
Speaker left the field dragging his
left leg. Miller finally had to leave
when he also hurt HIS leg, Walter
French taking his place. Zachary
aacrificed, Quinn to Dykes. Judge
rolled to Dykes and Reeves scored
when F0xx fumbled Dykes throw.
Tice singled to center sending
Judge to second. Quinn tossed out
gisler BoIey tossed out Barnes
one run, two hits. one error, two
LEFT.
PHILADELPHIA French singled