The Washington times., 1930-04-02

hurled yesterdays game. The
Angels fell on Nelson for four
runs.
DALLAS, Texas, April 2.
Having taken three lacingS
in a row, the Chicago White
SOx today had reversed the
custom and given the Dallas
Steers q ! to / lacing.
Arthur Shires, in his first
full game Of the season,
started out slowly and waxed
warmer. He walked the first
time, then flied out to right
and sh0rtstOp, and wound up
with a slashing single and
double.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 2.
Willis Hudlin, Cleveland Indian
pitching ace, today had won
the right to hurl the opening
game of the baseball season
against the White Sox April IS,
as a result Of his mound work
yesterday against the New York
Giants. The tribe walloped the
New York outfit 8 to 2.
Hudlin tossed seven innings
for the Indians. He, was rather
wobbly during the first four, al
lowing the Giants to slip in
seven hits and both heir runs.
Tightening in the fifth, how
ever, Hudlin turned the Giants
back for the rest of the distance.
Wesley Ferrell will take the
mound against the Giants in the
second and last game Of the
series today.
ATLANTA, Ca, April 2.-The
Cincinnati Reds pulled one out
of the fire here when they
downed the Atlanta Crackers, by
a 9-to-7 score yesterday.
Red Lucas, ace OF the redleg
pitching staff, proved not so hot
in his five-inning Sojourn on the
mound. The seven markers scored
by the Crackers were made
during that period. MI,
Tony Cuccinello, rookie, put
the Reds back in the running in
the sixth when he slammed out
a three-bagger with the bases
loaded.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April g.
The Athletics Z. go to the, post
again today in another game on
the northward trip, meeting the
| Columbia team in a contest here
this afternoon.
WINTER HAVEN, Fla,
April 2.-The PhiIIies depart
for Philadelphia today, .leav.
ing about noon. They expect
to arrive at their home base
late Thursday.
MACON, Ca, April 2.-Inspired
by an 18-to-14 win yesterday over
the Jacksonville, Tars, the Brook;
lyn Robins were to. meet the
Detroit Tigers here today In an
exhibition game. The terrific
beating of the !Tars unfolded a
near masterpieces in pitching by
| young Phelpss.of the Robins, who
| pitched five innings, allowing
only one hit.
AUSTIN, Tex, April 2.-Life
Is like that" was the thought OF
Cedric burst today. Austin is the
home town of the Yankee out
fielder and when the local fans
watched the Yanks defeat the
University Of Texas yesterday,
4 to 2, Cedric failed to reach
first in five opportunities. How
ever, he gracefully accepted a
travelling bag offered by the
home town boys.
BRADENTOWN, Fla, April Q.
Flint Rhem,. big league baseballs
bad-boy pitcher, who has prom
ised to reform this year and who
proved by his last showing that
he intends to keep his promise,
will get another opportunity to
exhibit his good intentions to.
day. Rhem is slated to pitch
for the st. Louis Cardinals
against the Rochester club Of the
International League in a game
here today.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April
2.-Six hits manufactured
only half as many runs and,
the weak hitting Browns to-
day had lost to the Birming-
ham BarOnS, 3 to 4. Gen,
eral Alvin CrOwder. ace of
the Brownies pitching staff,
is slated TO oppose the Bar.
ons today.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 2.
The Red Sox were here today
to open up a three-game series
with the Louisville Colonels after
handing a 10-to-4 drubbing 10
the MONTGOMERY club here yes
/ terday.
Trailing 4 to 3 going into the
ninth, the Sox hammered three
local pitchers and when the in
ming was over the Red SoX had