Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

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Clearly earned, but the second
was due solely to a mental lapse
Moe Berg, Chicago catcher. sur
fered. However, the visitors run
while it went into the records as
earned. was somewhat tainted
for Goose Goslin helped pave the
way to it by clinging tenaciously
to the sphere and watching a
runner of the Pale Hose tear for
home after catching a loft in
short left field.
Marberry granted only four hits IN
the first eight innings and was in
ticklish spots but twice before the
White Sox scoring round. Shires dou-
bled to open the visitors second ses-
sion and Clarence Hoffman drew a
pass. Willie Kamms best, though, was
a loft to Buddy Myer, while Johnny
Kerr whitfield and Berg became an In
field out Alex Metzler began the Chi
cago sixth with single and after Two
were retired took second as Shires hit
for a base. Then Jack Hayes took
good care of Hoffmans roller
Marberry in Fine FettIe.
In two more of the first eight frames
the White Sox got men on the runway.
Carl Reynolds ushered in the fourth
anning with corking hit 20 left center
Before Sammy West retrieved the ball
Reynolds had crossed the middle sack.
But the ambitious Carl tried to make
a triple of the hit and was tagged
by Joe Cronin's fine relay of the out
f1elder's return. Berg walked i'll the
fifth, but two were out and Thomas
was of no help.
The Nationals got after Thomas right
off the reel. Joe Judge walked to
open the first inning, but was forced
erased. Thomas breezed through the
second round and easily disposed OF
the first two batters to face him in the
third. Then up came Judge again, and
this time Joe whacked double against
Che right field barrier. Rice followed
with a single and Judge crossed with
Che first tally of the fray.
Benny Tate's single with two gone
in the fourth was waited, and had Berg
remembered how many were out singles
by Hayes and Marberry in the fifth
miaht have gone for naught Follow
ing these safeties, Judge skied to Metz
Ter. but the cushions were crowded when
Rice walked. Goslin took mighty
swing only to loft foul that Berg
cot near the visitors dugout. After the
catch, Moe, thinking he had made
the third out, chucked the ball over
bis shoulder and continued running
% his bench.
Hayes Scores on Error.
Hayes. quick to take advantage of
the Chicago catcher's mistake, sprinted
home while the ball was rolling across
the diamond. Marberry, however, did
not sense the situation so speedily and
after Bill Cissell recovered the sphere
Fred was run down on the line by Kerr
and the shortStop to complete one OF
the oldest double-plays ever seen In
@rifith Stadium.
The Nationals threatened to make
more trouble for Thomas in the sixth
when West singled with one out and
checked in at third as Tate hit for a
base. But Sammy tried to get home
after Metzler bagged Cronin's hoist In
short left and became the second out
Of a double play. Metzler's throw get
ting to the plate well ahead OF the
runner.
It was Reynolds who started the
white Sox scoring attack In the ninth.
He singled past Cronin to left and went
to third when Shires socked for a base.
Bud Clancy grabbed Hoffman's bat
and lofted the ball to short left field.
Goslin made the catch deity and had
a throw home easy for him. Instead
the Goose waited until the feet Rey-
Uolds was we'll under way before
beaving. Then it was too late.
Kamm's pop to Meyer did not help