CHICAGO (8-2) @ WASHINGTON (1-7)
STARTING PITCHERS
9YW 8W
CWS 000 120 000 3 7 0
WAS 000 000 000 0 3 0
2B WAS Brinkman 3 H. Allen 1
HR CWS Wa. Williams 1
RBI CWS Ward 8 Wa. Williams 2(2)
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER GSc
Howard 1.2 1 0 2 3 0 0 54
Moore 5 6 1 0 3 3 3 56
WP Lamabe 1-0 1.74
LP Moore 0-1 5.40
SV W. Wood 1
Last game of a 4 game set and boy do the Senators want the team from the Windy City to leave quickly, preferable on the losing end of today’s game. The Pale Hose have won every game so far played between these two teams. Sox go in order in the 1st and the Sens scratch out a single. Bottom 2, Bruce Howard struck out Jim King then seemed to be getting squeezed by plate umpire Bill Kinnamon, walking Cap Peterson on four close ones. Howard was getting frustrated as he didn’t offer any that Kinnamon nor Ken McMullen likes putting 2 on. Free swinging a Paul Casanova swung at the first pitch skying to center. Howard continued barking at the ump, ramping up his beefing after the second ball to pitcher Moore. Finally Kinnamon heard enough and sent Howard to the showers, ejecting him. Jack Lamabe came on to get the last out of the second then fire 4 more one hit innings before yielding to Wilbur Wood. The Sox batters nicked away at Moore. A pair of singles put runners on the corners and Pete Ward continued his excellent April with a sac fly and the first run. Top 5, Hansen singled and with two outs, Walt “No Neck” lined one down the line that tucked inside the foul pole making the lead 3-0. And that would be the game as both teams bullpens sparkled, with a Wood going three clean innings for the save giving the visitors a sweep of the four game series.
STAR OF THE GAME 1-4 Homer 2RBIs
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