Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-21

A COmDlndtlOn OF TWO HlGS dIlI
the winning run in the first fray.
twelfth with a single, only to be
Goose, though, by fine legwork ma
and crossed the plate as Otis Brar
All the Washington scoring in the
second set-to was the result OF home
runs. Goslin started the counting in
the first frame by making ms tentn
circuit drive of the season, driving the
ball over the right-field stand. In the
seventh, Sam West broke a tie the
Browns had created the inning before
when he dropped the sphere into the
stand back of right center field.
Marberry and Rip Collins were the
battling hurlers in the first fray. Fred
was wild at the start and in the flrst
three frames issued four OF the eight
passes he yielded for the route. These
helped the Browns match the tallylng
the Nationals had done in round three.
Fred, though. was nicked for but 10
hits while Collins gave up an even
dozen.
Burke pitched excellently in the sec
ond tilt, but he had to. for Jack Ogden
also hurled stellar ball for the home
side. Bob held the Browns to four hits
and three passes. two of the hits and
two of the passes being punched in the
sixth, when he forced over the Browns
lone marker by walking Red KreSS
when the bases we're filled after two
we're out Ogden was reached for
seven safeties, but two of them were
long enough to prove his undoing.
Schultz Scores Blue.
In the opening half of the bill. the
Browns stuck a run over before Mar
berry was settled to his task. Blue
began the first inning attack with a
single and MCGOWAN walked. AS
Manush drilled into force play, Blue
went to third and crossed as Schultz
followed with a two Dagger. Manush
also tried to tally on Schulte's hit only
to be nipped at the plate by Hayes
relay Of Rice's reave.
The Nationals got nowhere in the
second round after filling the bases
with one out but they denied the
counting block twice in the third. Boss
singled, but was forced out by Rice.
However, Goslin doubled Sam to the
far corner and both, scored when Myer
bounced the ball of Collins hands to
center for single.
This lead was short-lived. the Browns
drawing up to even terms In the latter
part of the round They got their run
after Marberry had disposed OF the
first two men up with ease. Doubles
bv Schultz and Kress turned the trick.
Fred then walked two batters and
crowded the sacks but West took good
care of Ferrell's hoist.
Myer Left on Third.
During the next six rounds neither
side had a really good scoring chance,
although both dented the runway ire
uuently. In the first extra session
Myer reached third by virtue Of his
double and Tate's inf1eld erasure that
made the second out. but Schultz came
tearing in for Cronin's looper. Kress
singled to start the Browns part OF
this inning. and after one was out.
Brannon hit for a base. but double
play followed Myers pickup OF Ferrells
hot smash.
Marberry walked with two gone in
the Nationals eleventh and persisted at |
second as Blue made nifty stop of |
Boss, bounder and whipped the ball |
to Kress For the Browns. Blue walked !
with one out and went to second as
MCGOWAN was retired. With Manush
I'D. a council Of war was held around
the pitching slab. all the Washington
infielders and Tate comforting with /
Marberry, AS a result, Manush was |
purposely passed
It looked as though the strategy |
would go awrv when Marberry's first !
three heaVes to Schultz were wide OF |
the plate. But Fred frightened and |
threw the next three by the batter for |
strikes. In the next inning the Ma
tionals bumped Collins for victory.
Goslin Puts One in Street.
Goslins homer put the Nationals in
the lead at the outset of the second
game. It was a drive that bounded
from the roof of the right field stand
to the street beyond the park and came
after two were out in the first frame.
During the next five rounds, but !
three Nationals dented the bases. West |
singled with two gone in the second,
Hayes walked after two were out in |
the fifth and Rice hit for base after |
one had been retired in the sixth.
In their first five batting turns the |
Browns put but two on the runway. |
After two were out in the second |
O'Rourke singled and Blue strolled to |
the initial sack with two out Of the
way in the third session.
The Browns walked into tie in. the |
sixth, however, and after two were out |
McNeely started the run-making by
singing to left. Manush bounced a
two-bagger off the right-f1eld stand
wall, but fast fielding by Rice kept |
McNeely from passing third base. Burke
then lost control and tossed three wide
ones to Schultz. Ruel figured 1t better
to pass this long hitter under the cir
cumstances, so Bob intentionally heaved
a fourth wide one and filled the bases.
Then he couldn't find the plate while
pitching to Kress and McNeely was
forced over with tally.
The tie was soon shattered. Ogden
easily disposed of Ruel and Cronin In
the Nationals seventh, but West
dropped the ball into the stand back
of right center for a home run. Hayes
followed with a hoist that seemed likely
"a settle in the left-field stand for an
other homer. but front row spectator
showed his hands out and knocked it
IN the ground for what was ruled
-wo-bagger This hit was wasted when
Burke whitfield.
In the eighth the Browns had Blue
at third base with two out as result
of his single, McNeely's sacrifice and
Cronin's failure to check throw from
West who had grabbed Manush's hoist.
Hayes, though, made a great stop and
throw to get Schultz and the Browns