The Washington times., 1928-06-25
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER /.

GRIFFITH STADIUM, June 25.-
The opening GONE Of today's dou-.
ble.header was victory for the
.Griffs, 8 to 3, when Barnes burned
4 single off Quinn's glove, scoring
Rice from third In the ninth after
two were out. Braxton and Quinn
fought q pretty duel In the box.
both showing fine control and
GOODNESS in the pincfes.
Goslin scored in the second In.
ming on his double, Reeves sacri-
ficed and judges single, and the
Griffs held this lead until the sew.
enth when the As tied 1t Up on
Foxx's triple, followed by Miller 3
single.
Both teams scored in the eighth.
Dykes singled to count on Cobb's
double to the corner in right and
Barnes coming over on Goslins long
fly after TRIPPING to the wall IN
center.
Two down in the ninth Rice sin.
gIed to left, went to third when
Harris singled to center and counted
on Barnes hot shot back az
Quinn. the ball rolling off toward
Hale.
EosIin's diving one.handed catch
of Boley's low liner in the fifth re-
suited in the death Of Miller at the
plate in double play IT was the
games principal feature.
FIRST Inning
PARLIAMENTARY Dykes fouled
to Ruel. Cobb bounced TO Braxton
and was thrown out Bluege threw
out Hale. No runs. M hits. no
errors, none left.
WASHINGTON Dykes tossed out
Rice. Dykes tossed out Harris.
Barnes flied to Simmons. 10 fuhs,
no hits, no errors. none left.
Second Inning
PHILADELPHIA - sam m o n s
singled to center. Foxx famed.
Ruei took Miller's pop foul fly at
the plate. Boley struck out. No
runs, one hit no errors, one left,
WASHINGTON GosIin doubled
to center. Reeves sacrificed, Foxx
unassisted. Judge lined a single
to center, scoring Goslin Bluege
forced Judge, Boley to DYKES. Ruel
singled to short center. sending
Bluege to third. Braxton walked.
filling the bases. Hale threw out
Rice. One run. three ilits. no err
rors. three left.
Third Inning
PHILADELPHIA - G o Ii r a ne
singled to left. Quinn struck out.
Dykes forced Cochrane, Harris to
Reeves, and went to second on
Reeves throw TO the dugout. Cobb
was out. Judge to Braxton, cover.
ing first. No runs. one hit, one
error, one left.
WASHINGTON Boley backed up
for Harris short fly. Barnes tripIed
to left. Trying to catch Goslin's
foul near the Philadelphia dugout,
Hale tumbled over the fence, his
head striking the edge of seat
and was knocked out. After re-
ceiving first.aid treatment, Hale
resumed play at third base. Dykes
came into the diamond for Goslin's
pop,fly. Foxx grabbed Reeves
liner with his gloyed hand. No
runs. one hit, no errors, one left.
Fourth Inning
PHILADELPHIA Bluege threw
out Hale. Simmons struck out. So
did Foxx. No runs, no hits, no
errors, none left.
WASHINGTON took a
third strike. Bluege fouled to
Cochrane. Hale threw out Ruel
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Fifth Inning
PHILADELPHIA doubled
down the left field line. BoIey flied
to Gosnn and Miller tried to reach
home on the play and was out, Cos.
lin to Barnes to Reeves to Harris to.
Ruel. Cochrane grounded to Judge.
unassisted. No runs, one hit. no
errors, none left.
WASN'T NGTON--Hale threw out
Braxton. Rice beat out a slow roller
to deep short. Harris hit into a
double play, BoIey to Foxx. No
runs. one hit, no errors. none left.
Sixth Inning
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. struck
out. Bluege threw out Dykes. Cobb
popped to Judge in the diamond.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
WASHINGTON-Boley threw out
Barnes. Goslin singled to center.
Reeves famed. Goslin stole second
and reached third on Cochrane's
wild throw. Judge walked. Judge
stole second Bluege flied to Cobb.
NO runs, one hit, one error, two
left.
Seventh Inning
PHILADELPHIA flied to