Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1926, Page 28

" og SPORTS. THE KEVENL NG S WASHINGTON, D. C. 'AR. riffs’ New Outfield Combin DEFENSE STRENGTHENED | BY ADDITION OF MeNEELY Worth of Both Rice and Goslin Enhanced With Earl in Middle Pasture and They Function Well in 6-10-2 Victory Over the Red Sox. RY JOHN B. KELLER. After staggering alor that for nearly three weeks with OSTON, May 4 combination an ontheld varely functioned properly, the Na tionals. with a new arrangement of garvdehers, are apt to find the ~omewhat smoother fcNeely is an improvement 1 ta right, a< men the Rice set, plaving irom leit over any trio heretofore nsed hy crican League Champions this season and prohably i< hetter than any Fiher pasture that Manager Harris drait the galent available. While the Nationals were trounc ypesterday. the new outfield force periormed with precision and speed ex kept in one mstance, and the lone slip-up that occurred after the game was well in hand was not of the kind that had made combinations used previously this season appear so faulty he new set. if it does not excel, onght to rank with any other outfield §rin in the circuit in defensive quality. More than anything else, the return | ¥ the zame of Farl McNeelv has bol- | wtered the outer wall of the Wash 1 gnzton club Although this vonns Californian garded as a dan- | e hitter iccounted ane of | MeNeely rhe best i in the business, And | pArr) bac tive abill 3 A judge | Gosli of the I ones is his fleetness of | foot and a fine fighting spirit makes him go after everything within his, Ruel. r regardless of the danger of |Ozden. o and barriers or '\ubi Totals McXeely also seems fo exercise | paeaesd. of. splendid judgment in getting the ball | Rigner, ss. hack to the infield once he VLN”.‘,‘J""I"”'" caught or retrieved it. He does not | jenkina, if. mpparently count the stitches on the | Hanes, ' 3h. sbhere before getting rid of it. as some | Herrera ©f the National outfielders seemed to | Rnmne, o earlv this season. and he does not | Kiefer.' n. fling haphazardly to any inflelder, a i;"f;;;'_""';' s done so often by the original 1926 | +Rethrock °n combination | larl is alert, senses the situation Iy and acts accordinzly. and he < to have plenty of power in too. crew Stanley could from CURLEY DOES IT AGAIN WASHINGTON. Flnacanusaa 25® 2l amems-3327 3-33-3.u3333a3> =] -sa:33363> 3333333233 » Totaly ET *Ratted for Kiefer in sixth +Ratted for Wiltse Washington Rostan Two- . Flagatead. Herrcra. Double playe —Harris 1o Cock To . Todt sd). Wiltse to Herrera fo Todl. Boston.” 9. off_ Ruffing. <r, Struek Hits—Of ' Ruffing, 3 2 n R4 innings. Loxing pitel Nallin, Geisel Wour and field g the ri where Harris believes he be. Several times Rice has heen tried as a middle gardener and each time he has failed to appear to ad vantage. But Rice can take care of the ri t pasture in eat stvle It's his territory and he knows what to do there. Then. too, with McNeely in Goose Goslin is apt to zo ahout duties in left field in a more way than formerly The ranges far better to his right than to hiz left and now ought to be able to pay more attention to the field he tween himself and the foul iine McNeely probably will not hit with of those who have preceded him in the outfield this season. but past | records show him to be no slouch af bat at that, and the defensive bolstering Into the zame zives good fielders, whe one fajr one—Goslin meadow Jongs. and Connolly. Time of zame—1 30 minutes. HIGH SCHOOL GAME TODAY IMPORTANT Central’s hase hall nine apparentiy g0t out of its slimp vesterday in a return game with Calvert Hall Baltimore and went through a fas 5 | workout for today’s match with Fast x:_nnnul»— needed {ern which may either “make or Jarl’'s entraj hreak™ the team in the hizh school the club three | corios. before it had only With Frank Milburn in the hox. the rhe new outfi Sk Centralites added a 12 to & win fo the The new outfield had plenty to do| 574"y ting handed the Calvert O o am o ine | Hall agxrezation two weeks ago at o 8% 31thoush | Wilson Stadium. Hitting honors were e I Iied | about even, the winners collecting 12 PP e oRImEN | ingles and the losers connecting for et bt arrod | aitotalor 1 e T st the Eail| . Mike Xellevix team T A e Neime] | tional games during the week. To ners to account for more than '“T”'n’“ the ‘le» ;n’:i White 91»:0; sl it tains City Colleze of Baltimore. while Balfidisic clubs piiout on Saturday the Princeton University | freshmen will he met on their home diamond center his ain some has two addi Sox Thrice Cluster Blow: ‘e times the Red Sox elustered »f blows in an inning and twice this hunching of hits netted tallies But the Nationals alse did a deal of healthy hitting and were helped by 8 flock of passes. They sent Charley Ruffing rter, 1o the showers in nd after two were out behind him five runs of seven hits and_four filled ba Joe Kiefer tallving temporarily nicked by Goslin for fourth Another hit was zleaned off Kiefer before he gave way to a pinch-batter in the sixth. Harold Wiltse, south paw, finished the game and all the Nationals off him were two wallops Stanley S Eastern wound up preparations for the clash with Central hv taking Devitt Prep ta camp. 8 1o £, “Biggy" Quinn. who iz experted pitch Ralnst Central today. hurled the first four innings before turninz the joh over to Leizinski Tech pla to Red Sox the third Ruffing the result D and checked the But he was homer in the at St Alban's while Busin: tackles Gonzaga af the Monument grounds and Western goes to Alexandria for a game with Episcopal Devitt and St Joh open the Prep School series Thursday at Club. Devitt and are the nther twn | the eirenit todav, teams will Tennis League Columbia Connt Georgetown Prey zot Heame enteved in Harris led his cluh's attack getting three zafetiez. He nicked Ruf finz for a single in the first inning a double off Kiefer in the sixth and another two hagzer off Wiltse in the eighth McNeelv Muddy Ruel and Ozden helped themselves to twa | hits each Both clubs firet inni and Harris Rice and St. Alban's racketers trimmed \West ern vesterday, 3 to 1, while Devitt A% defeating Friends, 3 1o 1, and evern Nchool was winning from Episcopal. 4 ta | RECORDS OF GRIFFMEN RATTING, Aren ngles and the Goslin accounted National tally. Flagstead's Harris' fumble of Carlvle's Todt’s one-baser made a run for Red Sox. markers by in the McNeely retirements nf for the double tap and the | | Ruether Rinege Griffmen Busy in Second. Ruffing gave two bases an halls and three hits in the second when the ! got three scores. With Bluege out of the way, Peck walked and took third as Ruel singled to right. Ogden slammed a one-baser to left. tallvinz Peck while Muddy stopped at second v could not get a firm hold on | s looper and it dropped for a single, fllling the bases. Harris walk forced Ruel across the plate and | s Rice's grounder to Rigney resultad In Bucky's demise at the middle sta tion, Ogden counted Judge had been retired when Rluege sinzled in the third. Peck's infield | erasure advanced Ossie a pex and | Ruel strolled. Ogden’s single over second scored Bluege and sent Mudd: to the far corner. McNeely walked | to first and Ruffing to the clubhouse. Harris' best off Relief Hurler Kiefer was a foul to Gaston After Goslin drove a homer intn the right fleld stand in the fourth frame, the Nationals called It a day but the Red Sox came back for tally in the fifth. Kiefer rolled to ! Rucky Harris, but Flagstead singled tn center and made second as Rigney was thrown out Ivle’s one-haser put Ira home. Thereafter the Fohl men got but one hit and two passes off Ozden. 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MeNeely Rire Severeid Ozden Rnel Bush Johnson Myer Tohin Stewart Covelekin Marhe Ferguson Suashassauspsuseaneiseassl Ruether dohnson Marherrs Ogden 3 Coveleskie.. 7 Feranann Rellex Hadlex Morrel) Thomas Rush 3233=i=ai Won. 9333388=3== Lost. a Waghington tor & new 12 the Red Sox. 6 to 2,| 2332339333333 7 " | he roamed from van York JOE BUSH IS FACING | SOX AT HUB TODAY May 4 to take this afterneon Joe Bush was fing at the Red | in the second | game of the series. He was likely | opposed by Howard Ebmke or ar Lundgren. the latter a vight hander who pitched close to 300 ball for Birmingham last season. If Bush goes for the Nationals, it will be his first start of the vear against the Boston club ted none the worse | with Catcher Coch Sunday game in Washington, will take care of 1he short field position for the Champs from now on, Manager Harvis The veteran o ood acconnt himself afield yesterday. his stop | Flagstead's hopper in deep shert throw thai got the hatier in third frame was especially fine. Roger for eckinpa hix collfsion rane during the of of nd the | While the disposition of the recruit pitchers now with the Nationals probahly has been decided upon Manager Harris is not suying much tabout i 1t is likely, though. that Trving Hadley, right hander, will go 1o Birmingham and that Bill Morrell, another orthodox flinger will be ced mewhere in New England There is some chance that sither Harry Kelley. right-hander, or | Clarence Thomas. portsider. will he | retained. hut the minors may zet the pair that mare room he made for the | of seasoned hurvlers by £ 4 pair P of 2 1gainst the concrete barvier of | the grandstand in Washingion Sun day. The injuries hurt Ossie eon- | siderahly. hut he does net think of teaving the line-up. | Nick Altrock electrocntion the day. At least he he admitted last never attended a among the players { against him seeing ng ol pam " was 1o atten jail an | Roston to- | said he was, but night that he had | legal execution and | the adde were ane thi= morn. | Goslin now has made home rins in all the stern parks of the lexa {except Clavk Griffith Stadiom. His third four-baser of the season vester lay was a drive that jnst cleared the tence of the right field stand in Fen Park Ira | self a Flagstead again proved Krea fielder vesterday when left center to right center tn make five putouts. His caich of Bluege's long fly in the fourth was sensational. The veteran ardener climbed the terrace horder ing the fence back of left center to drag down the sphere. him myouell Rice made a xpectacular lrumll caich with his gloved hand of Carlyle’s liner in the seventh. Sam race far to his right (o get | had 1o the ball 'SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP OPENER IS ONE-SIDED TThe \West Washington | had things easy in their match with | | Union Methodist nine. which opened {the annual Sunday School Base Ball !Laagu' series yesterday the Monument grounds. The Yanks chalked six innings. collecting Yankees up 12 runs in while the apponents were a single tally at the ex ! pense of Pitcher Edinger. lenkins of the Yankees led in the hitting getting three safeties in four trips to he plate. Mount Vernon and West ion Raptist teams play Washing today. Alta Vista base ballers opened their | {eampaign with a 1510.10 win over the Bethesda Athletic lub. Although | hacked by tic fieldinz. Pitcher | Broadhurst was master of the sit [tion at all Umes and fanned a total [of 12 battere. Young's three hingles {Ted the hittine | Chevy Chase RBearcats showed the | way the Frederick team the Blue Ridge lLeague. 17 to 15, at Fred lerick. Claude went the route on the mound for the winners Fdelin, at is on the lookont the Marlhoro at Upper o of Harry 809-F-3 to nnday Hvattsville for a team Athletie Clib Marthorn. Oxon Hill Midgets taok the Orinle | Midgets 1o camp. 9 to 6, The Marherry Insects swamped the | Columbias, 12 10 2. ILLINOIS LEAD HELPED BY DEFEATS OF RIVALS By the Assomated Press CHICAGO, May 4. The lead of Tl nois in the Western Conference hase | ball race has, been bolsiered by re | verses of some of the other teams. | Wisconsin. with a previous record of | 1wo won and none lost. dropped out of | | a second-place tie with Minnesata hy | 10sing to Purdue yesterday. Michigan's victory over Tndiana yes | terday lifted the ‘Wolverines into a | | triple tie for third place in the stand | ing, Purdue and Wisconsin now hav- | ling won twice ihe number of tilts | they have lost. Ohio State, Northwestern Chicago and lowa are in Adivision. Indiana, the second | HOFF CANCELS DATE. SAN FRANCISCO. May 4 (#) Charley Hoff of Norway. world cham- | pion pole vaulter. has canceled plans | 1o participate in the Pacific Athletic | | Association track meet here Saturday. | to 13th, inch | Firat Race, 2:30 PM. Admission ¢inelud. | ing tax) $1 Frequent traine. B. & 0. | Penna. and W B & A Electric Line | Spacial (B. & 01 leaves Washington 1140 | dus Baltimare (Camden Station) 1730 P.M | The new VAN HEUSEN NO BANDS NO LININGS NO STARCH ‘ONE PIECE WILL NOT WILT ECONOMICAL 12 Styles, 90 Cones Bach Phillips-Jomes, N. Y. | Wash'tan L |tory of the early | home |ing | B | ing | for BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS NATIONAL LEAGUE. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. New Vork. 11: Philadelohia. 2. Rrookiyn. ‘4 Beston, Cincinnatl, 9: &t. Lovls. 6. AMERICAN LEAGUE. VESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Dashington. &: Roston, 2 Philadelphts, ®: New Vork, 3. Detroit, 3: Chieago, 1. Clevelnnd. 3: 8t Lonls, 1. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. STANDING OF TRE CLUAR, Philadelphia | Phitadeiphia B hieago. "41111 71.811 Cinein 1111 91550 “RI101.444 368 1-8112.. Detralt Phil'phia_| Roston St. Louts | Pittsh'gh | N Tl Washington a New Vork Detrolt S Philadelphin at New Vork. Roston at Brookiyn. Cinelnnati at St Louis. GROVE WINS DISTINCTION IN ENDING YANK the A EFTY Ry wnciated Pros GROVE of the Philadelphia Athletics, who was afficial now envied by American League pitchers. high place in the his 1926 season by stop BASE BALL SECRETS By Sol Metzger e New Position at Bat. He zained x ping the winning streak of 1 York Yankees yesterday. 8 to 3. after the batters of Miller Huggins had rammed their way to victory in eight straight contests group of eight victories, the hest record of any team in the majors 10 date, included three conquests of Washingtons American League | hampions, three of the Athletics. fig. ured hy many eritfes as coming cham pions, and twe of the Boston Red Sox ob Shawkev was the victim of rove’s eight-hit performance. and left_the game in the sixth when the (thleties scored four times Chisox Also Are Checked. Another winning streak of five straight was broken at ¢ z0 when the Dagroit Tygers found Thurston for 15 hits, and defeated the White Sox 3-1. Manager Cobb. with three singles in five opportunities, became runner up to Joe Dugan of the Yankees in leazue hatting Meanwhile. losing streak was snapped when Levsen of Cleveland held the St. Louis Browns to six safe ties, and beat them 3.1. The Indians. who for the first several days were tied with the Yankees for leadershin A the eiremt. had lost four straight Jack Wisner helped the Giants back inte winning wavs by beating Phila delphia. 112, and permitting only 3 hits. Bill Terry, who held the hold ot record for the 1926 scason. played first hase for the Gianis. and in the fifth whacked a double which scored three men. Dodg Brookly first place THIS THIS - The batter should stand with his feet well together. waiting for the pitcher to make his delivery. in order to step toward the ball %0 he can get his hody into his swing. That is.the stance of the “hatter on the lefi The batter on the right i wait ing for the pitcher ta deliver the ball with his legs spread well apart, all set to hit it It is difficult_for bim to zet his weight into his swing almosi im possihle for him step forward to meet the hall, g and Keep Top Posit maintained hold on with Boh McGraw pitching his first winning game before the fans. It was his third victory of the season, the Boston Braves be | the victims, 4 to 1. He granted | the Bancroft hatters only 5 hits. Jack | Fournier took the lead among the home.run batters of hoth leagues with his_fifth. Cincinnati's Reds climbed im0 a tie for second place with the Chicago Cubs by bunching hits off three Car. | dinal pitehers defeat the St Lovisans, 8 to 6 ALEXANDRIANS PLAY BIG LEAGUE LEADERS | Br the Associated Press American Leagu Ratting—Dugan, Yanks. Runs—Ruth, Yanks, 23 Hits—Goslin, Nationals. 33 Doubles—Burns, Indians. 10, Triples—Gehrig, Yanks Homers—Ruth. Yanks liams, Browns, 4. Stolen hases-—Aleusel, Yanks, 6. Pitching — Shocker and | Yanks, won 3, lost 0. National leag Southworth. Gian Wilsen. Cubs, 19, Hornshy. Cards, 30 Doubles—- Frisch Triples —Wilson. ¢ Homers— Fournier. s 443, and Ratting Runs Hits, Robins. & <o nmmpor IUESDAY, T [day we went R A | York-Cleveland game » “ | “After that T have tant a figure last year that an incorreet spelling of his name hecame wit | Pennock Stolen bases—Cuyler. Pirates: Frisek GAMES IN RICHMOND Al ANDRIA, Va May 4. -Al | Pitching—FPotty Robins, candria High School's base hall team |lost_none Richmond today for the first|= two cheduled in the State St. Christopher's School s | MOTORISTS won is in game of capital o e e i wor on | DAY & NIGHT the rubher and Pevion will receive. ilev and Hicks will alternate at firs, with John Abrams on second, Schwarzman at shorts Francis West at third and Ma Berman. Ralph Scrivener and Dennis in the outfield. and paddles, stored away | sinca last September. ave again in | now that the candidates have arted work for places on the erews of the Old Dominion Roat Cluh. Ma nus Bales is in rharge. 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Newark Internatonal League pitcher, is suffering from concussion of the brain and a possible fracture of the skull in Saturday's game with Ruffalo. when a seemingly harmless foul fip in the third inning hit him on the head Stunned. he was assisted 10 the dug out. He returned 1o the mound and pitched well for five innings. although he had virtually lost his memory and had only a hazy rece (10 si.sna | A PPened 110].474 111,471 21 After the game the N.ray the seriousness of his injury. and he was ordered 1o hed. He is still under the rare of a surgzeon, although his leondition iz not considered ¢ al Deseribing his sensations, Mamanx said “1 felt a | everything was flash came the picture f plaver dvin; in the Polo | elubhouse ane warm day in 19 ‘It was the vision of Ray Chapman the Cleveland shortstop. killed by ¢arl | Mays' fast ball. 1 was plaving with | Brooklyn then, and as we b N off over 1o e New dAull thud. Afrer hlurred. and that like a a hall onnds abeolntely ened in last recollection of what ha tu GIBSON SUGGESTS VOTE | | | fay's game NEW YORK. May 4 (#).—Billy Gih. son. manager of Gene Tunney zests that the hoxing commission Al States whore the sport is legal vote on the question as to who shall be named to oppose the heavyweight champion. Jack Dempsey. Giihson contends that Massachusetts, onnecticut. Pennsylvania. Michigan. Wisconsin. 1ouisiz California and several other States should be heard In the matter: at least, he feels that a majority vete would K2 the con tender mare of a national selection AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. GOl 2 B 5 1 Canavan of m. ranalis Toledo Hollin and Hevin, vth. Moon and Rler T ® iy 0 Revnalde. Niles Milwauker Indianapalis Danforth and Youns Weaver and Atnamith Cite [FET ] Holler Kansas Loues Dumovitch. Olsen and Wrils hin_ Wicker and Mever St Paul-Columbiis INTERNATIONAL LEAG R o 5 not seheduled VE. H Newark b ontn 14 and Schulte: Stewart. Maley. 3. Wobhell and O Nedl A ther games postpone. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. R e Z e R Hughes and Myer Littie Rock Atianta Cheeve. Freeze Rurke MeLaughiin and Rrock | AN Gther Zames poctponed VIRGINIA LEAGUE. 2 Norfolk. 0 13 Richmon Peters! Kinston Wilson Partsmouth. 3 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE. M 4 _orla 11, 8t Petershure. 6 Fradenton. 3 Tampa Sandford sarasota SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Macon. 0 Charinite Aligusta Knoxville Colimbia & 1 He received the injury | ion of what | disclosed | ON FOE FOR DEMPSEY | SPORTS!: ation a Winner : Freak Resulls Recorded in Majors SURPRISES FOUND IN FIRST . SERIES OF THE CAMPAIGN Notable Reversals of Form Oceurring in Initial Inter- club Clashes Affect Indians, White Sox, Braves Cardinals and Other Teams. BY JOHN B. FOSTER. tlts have heen recorded in the LI Kinds of freak claches of the base hall clans first seriee of and the great American game con- Ma park defeated in hoth A Cleveland tines o defy analysic in thic gladsome manth i for then If any one can make anything ont of that he is welcome to it instance, in its home Detroit three straight and lost four straight cases the entire ceriee ta Chicago. The St Lonme Browns even with the White Soax on the St them three out of four, Make was [if there ic way for the argnment The Yankees their 1ot licked ; have heen on Boston three times of wha are gracefully. broke and Cleveland licked anyv kind of argument tail-ending Louis pasture with that for on the ga since and lost a fourth e Phillies won thr Boston ant af fony both New York and Brooklyn defealed Phillyhurg a 10inning game. then. in desperaie shame hecanse they losi onece. they | from +i home, vet them Rrookivn took the series from Washington Philadelphia ieaving hoth onnie series in Mack and Clark Criffith ohzerye that the Sanke the team they | has must defeat 1o he in the pennant race. | This =urelv mn adden the hearts nf those wizeacres wha predicted that The Yankees wonld he defeated if th | were challenged by the hellhan their hotel in Petersburz, Fla Chicagn lost thiee of four gam Cleveland an the Chicago plantation That would signify in conjunction with four victories over Cleveland on the home lot of the latter that it | makes a lot of difference where the | teams are playing, when it comes to getting the Indian sign on the other hasn't heen home pieked to of three ith are up is twa out fewer e cluhe . od =olid fonndation The Gianta awav frem irounds and that about They haven't plated since and come 1o think it nver lucky Boston o0k Boaton an e Poln them much thes as thas ont were did Pittshurgh has dene little field and not a great {any other field. and that is why 1t Grifis Need a Whole Series. |15 seventh in the race. Yet when | Pittsburgh ic able ta win fanr gam If Washington eould M5 snecession without a defeat series on the home fot it wouid help | oy L entirely differen the champions immensely. Thev did | aam get three ont of four from Boston, but they needed the fourth much more 3 by 0 the ‘Natlenal League the Cube FIGHTS LAST NIGHT. h el the Associated Press NEW YORK.-Rahe four. sach game to a fighting fin. and St Lonis logt heeanse it skid fhe Cards haven't found their | !fornia. ontpointed Georgia re. Thev w like new | Lewiston. Me. (10 Yale Ok n colts in a pas York. defeated Jack Adams <t them 7 Louis (10 NCINNATI ington. Ki Mant. (10 10UX CITY. lowa Fargo. defeated Joe Jawson kee (10). Earl Blue, Fargo | knocked out California Joe G. NEW ORLEA Martin New Orleans. defeated Tany Marnlla, New Orleans (15) COLLEGE BASE BALL. At Ann Arhor—M diana, 1. Al Lafayette—Purdue, sin, 1 At Clemson—Newherry, son. 0. At Jackson—Mississippi College, R lsaps. 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