The Washington times., 1929-04-23

Inc score was TO D, tE
A rally in the eleventh inning
brought victory to the Mats.
First Inning
WAsHINGToN-West fouled to
cochrane. Rice hit the first pitched
ball for a double to left center.
GosIin hit the second pitched ball
over the right field fence for his
first home run Of the season, scor.
ing Rice ahead Of him. Myer hit
weakly to Walberg who retired
him with. throw to Foxx. Bluege
swung on the third strike. Two,
runs, two hits. no errors, none left.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hit a
hard grounder to short and was
out. Biuege to Judge. Summa
flied to Rice on first ball pitched.
Cochrane. most popular player Of
1928 up. Cochrane hit to the score
board in right center for double.
Hale out Hadley to Judge. No
Second Inning
WASHINGTON-Judge flied to
Miller. Hayes flied to Haas. Ruel
out, Dykes to Foxx.> No runs, no
hits. no errors, none left.
PHILADELPHIA-Foxx hit by
pitched ball and took his base.
Miller doubled to deep right center,
Foxx scoring. Dykes dropped one
in front Of the plate in attempting
to lay on it and Ruel tossed him
out, Miller going to third. Walberg
grounded to Myer, who caught
Miller at the plate. Bishop walked.
Summa singled to third. Myer made
a great stop, which prevented Wal
berg from scoring. Cochrane struck
out. One run, two hits, no errors,
three left.
Third Inning
WASHINGTON struck
out. West hit the first pitched BAH
to left field for a single. Rice popped
to Hale. Hale messed up Goslin's
bounder and the Goose was safe at
first. Myer ssnt a high fly to Haas.
No runs, one hit, one error, two left.
PHILADELPHIA hit along
the first base line and was out, Had.
ley to Judge. Hale grounded to short
and was out, Bluege to Judge. Cos
lin made a fine running catch in left
center of Foxx's low drive. No runs, |
no hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
WASHINGTON Bluege hit the
first pitched ball to short and Dykes
made an easy stop and threw him
out. Judge dropped a Texas Lacquer
in center but kept on going to second
and was doubled up and out; Haas
to Foxx.. Hayes grounded to the
pitchers box and was out, Walberg
to Foxx. No runs, one hit. no er-
rors. none left.
PHILADELPHIA--Mil Miller struck
out. Sykes struck out. Judge made
a beautiful stop of Walberg's hit
that skinned along the first base |
lire and retired him unassisted No
runs, no hits, no errors, none left.
Fifth Inning
WASHINGTON-R on the first
ball fouled out to Cochrane. sHadley |
struck out West sent an easy fly to
SumTna. No runs, no hits, no errors |
PHILADELPHIA Bishop sent an |
easy fly to Haas. Summa sent an |
easy roller to Judge, who threw to
Hadley on the bag for the out. Coch. |
rane sent up an easy pop to Hayes. |
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning
wASHINGTON- made an
easy pick up OF Rice's grounder
and threw him out Goslin ground,
ed to second and was out, Bishop to |
Foxx. On the first pitch Myer
popped out to Dykes. Nothing
across. I
PHILADELPHIA-Haas hit the
second ball over the fence and on |
to- the roofs of the front porches /
across the street for home run,
Hale grounded to the pitchers box
and was out Hadley to Judge. Foxx
struck out. Myer made a pretty /
stop and throw of Miller's grounder.
One run, one hit, no errors. None |
left.
Seventh Inning
WASHINGTON - Bluege singled !
to left. Judge sacrificed and was
out, Foxx to Bishop. Hayes semi
a high fly. to Summa. whose throw
to third kept Bluege on second.
Ruel walked Hadley walked. Cronin I
batted for West, and famed. No /
runs, one hit, no errors, three left /
Observation-Disclosures went ~ |
centerfield for Washington. Dykes !