Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-09

I the 1OurLn But GOSlln IWO-DdSe III
and Myers one-baser whitfield the De-
troit lead to one run in the sixth, and
in the eighth Rice's triple and Gosllns
sacrifice fly. that made the second out,
knotted the score.
In their part of the eighth the Tigers
had runners on first and third, with
two out, when Soluble skied to Ri e.
Benny Tate doubled, with two gone,
in the Nationals half of the ninth,
only to watch Jones fan. The Tigers
went out in order. Then the Nationals
GOslin PurpOseIy Passed.
Judge singled as starter and moved
to second as Rice went out. Barnes
popped to the second sacker, but Cos
lin, after taking three outside pitches,
was purposely passed by Uhle. Myer
cracked a single to left, but only deep
enough to move Judge to third John
son let the ball get away from him,
though, and Joe tailed. Bob Fother-
gill drew a pass after one was out in
the Tiger half and never progressed
beyond first base.
With two hits, two passes and dual
theft negotiated by Goslin and Myer,
in which Goslin Tailed, the Nationals
were off to two-run lead in the sec
ond game. That went by the board
a poor throw to give Harry Rice a life
when a good throw would have meant a
second out, the Tigers came along to
get two walks and crowd the sacks
with two down. 1t was at this time
that McManus socked his homer over
the left-field wall.
Sam Rice'S failure to stop Harry
Rice's single, made after two were out
in the second inning, handed the
Tigers another run, for Johnson scored
from first base on the hit and error.
Then the Tigers cleaned up for the
Nationals. After Mccullough got two
out in the third, triple, three doubles,
single and pass went the Tigers
way to net them five runs. Two singles,
double and a pass off Burke in the
fifth meant three more runs for the
Harris-led horde The Tigers tailed
again in the sixth when an error by
Barnes was mixed with a single end
double, and they got two more scores
in the eighth with a single. double
and the muff of a throw by Harley
Boss. $1,000
- The Nationals crossed the plate In
three innings after their first, scoring
the fifth and twice in the seventh.
Their flfth-inning score was due to
Goose Goslins eighth home run of
the season. 1t was nifty drive into
the right-field bleachers. The Ma
tionals needed much more than that,
however, to get ahead of the Tigers.
Joe Judge had an enjoyable day at
bat. He got three hits in five efforts
in the first game and two in four trials
before he gave way to Boss in the
sixth inning of the second game.
Goose GoSlin came out Of his hitting
slump to the extent of four swats
Three of them were made in the second
setto.
In the first game every member of
the Tiger lineup socked the ball to
safety. In the second johnson was
the only one to miss getting a hit
Harry Rice and Marty McManus. helped
themselves to three each in the night
cap. McManus also got two in the first
game.
Fothergill made the banner fielding
play of the bill in the sixth inning Of
the first game when he tore in and exc
cuted a diving catch of Blueges liner.
Myer, who had left first at the crack
Of the bat, was easily caught for a
double play when Bob scrambled to his
feet and heaved the ball to Alexander.