Evening star., 1930-06-22

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enough for use as start
ing pitcher when wearing
q Washington uniform this sea-
son, but the. lanky left-hander
sent to the White Sox last Mon
day in a trade stepped to the slab
in Griff1th Stadium yesterday and
demonstrated he could start
against the Nationals and win.
Garland gave his former team
mates little that was good to hit.
He showed a good change of pace
and with his justly famous screw
ball had WaShington'S best bat
ters all but helpless. AS result
the White Sox won handily, TO 2.
Braxton did not have to go the route
10 score his victory. His new club had
picked up such nifty lead at the
expense of Lloyd Brown and Myles
Thomas in eight batting turns that
Seeds Caraway, another left-hander,
was sent in to pitch the eighth and
ninth against the Nationals. But when
he departed Braxton seemed still
strong enough to have gone all the way
II necessary.
But seven safeties and one pass were
cleaned on Braxton's delivery, and in
but two innings did the Nationals
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were their scoring rounds. on Caraway
the Nationals got one hit and two
passes. The hit was q scratchy affair, at
the outset of the eighth. The passes
were issued TO the first two batters up
in the ninth, but Caraway then recov-
cred control and did not let runner
get by second base.
Sock Brown and Thomas.
Brown started for the home side and
was reached for six SafetieS and walk
in the six innings he hurled. Errors
figured in the making of the first block
of runs OF Brown, but two solid smacks
also were mixed with the misplays. In
the sixth inning the White Sox earned
i. everything they got on the left-hander.
They could not do anything to Bob
Burke in the seventh session, but they
greeted Thomas like q long-lost cousin
in the eighth for more runs ana
game total to 10.
Kerr started the White Sox on their
scoring way when he opened the fourth
frame with q two-bagger. WatWooo
hunted. but Brown, with chance 10
get Kerr going into third, pushed the
ban about and both hands were safe
When Bluege. who picked up Reynoios
bounder elected to get WatWooo going
into second. Kerr scored.
JolIey's single sent Reynolds to third,
hut when Hunnefeld sent a roller to
Cronin the inning should have ended.
Joe snapped the ball to Myer and the
second-sacker made a snappy relay TO
Shires to nag the batter. AS Hume
field was ruled out, the infdelders tossed
aside their gloves and started to leave
the field. Myer though, had neglecteo
to have his foot against the middle
sack when he took Cronin's throw. so
Jolley was safe there and the error
made good Reynolds crossing the plate
when the Nationals had thought a
double play had stopped the score.
Kerr started the scoring rally in the
sixth, too, this time with single.
Watwood sacrificed and a run regis
tered when Reynolds tripled. Joney
was hit by q pitched ball and Ctssell,
who grabbed Hunnefield's bat, sent a
long ny to Loepp to get Reynolds home.
A double by Clancy then Tailed Jolly.
Grifs Get Some Runs.
The Nationals had made the game
close for a time by putting over run
IN the fifth. Spencer's double with one
out and Loepp's single with two out
turned the txick. They picked up their
second run in the seventh, helped some
what by Reynolds boot. Myer singled
at the outset and when the White Sox
left fielder kicked the ball about Buddy
headed for second. He got there safely
only because Reynolds throw to Kerr
was high Bluege's single tailed Myer
and as Spencer was heaved out OSSle
went to second. With Ruel batting for
Burke, OSsie headed for third, but be-
came the second out when he slid into
the ball in Kamm's hands. Ruel later
drew a pass, but Loepp's best was a
loft to Jolley.
In the eighth Msnush got as far as
third base with two out only TO watch
Shires ground to Clancy. In the ninth
Myer and Bluege strolled, but Spencer
forced out Myer and Harris, who was
sent up to swing for Thomas, swung
into a double play by bounding the ball
to the pitcher. The Nationals were not
in q batting mood.
Bill Cissell had something in his eye
and did not enter the game at the
start. He cleared the optic sufhciently
TO drive in 9 White Sox run with sac
rifice nv when he finally got into action
in the sixth session.
Umpire Hildebrand at third base
wisely refrained from giving his de-
cision when Bluege slid into third bass
in the seventh inning until the dust hac
settled. The ump wanted to be SURF
Kamm had held the ball before waving
Braxton gave the ball . good whacl
when he first batted in the third IN
ming and only q good running catch b!
Loepp kept q hit from the former Ma
tional pitcher.
Bluege had to make q mighty leal
to spear Watwood's liner in the seventh
but the catch got Burke out OF trouble
for the third-Sacker heaved 70 Myer u
get Braxton of second for doubI
play. Burke had walked BraXton ant
hit Kerr, with one out.
Rice was the only National TO get a
many as two hits One was sharl
single to right OF Braxton- The othe
was q Scratchy one on Caraway. San
In the eighth beat out grounder tina
Shortstop Kerr had fumbled.
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