A Cardinal bombardment of 15 hits
was almost equaled by the Phillips,
but St. Louis won, 9 to 5. with Ray
Blades and Bill Southworth leading
RUETHER TO FACE LYONS
ON HILL IN SCRAP TODAY
C HR!AGO, July 28.—Dutch Ruether and Ted LvonX were likely to be
pitching opponents this afternoon in the second game of the series
of four here between Nationals and White Sox.
!
McNeely tried to swipe second as Ross Bucky fanned in the opening
inning yesterday, but wa= cut down by Schalk’s fine heave to Morehart.
The throw got to the sack several yards ahead of the runner.
Gosiin and Myer turned in nifty catches in the second session. The
' Goose raced well toward left field to drag down Sheely's liner, while Buddy
| hacked far behind short field to get under Schalk's tricky loft, to retire
! the side.
After catching Hunnefleld's liner in
I the third. Myer could have tagged out
1 Mostil instead of throwing to Judge
ito complete a double pla.y. Johnny,
i who had raced down from first, was
; standing almost beside Buddy when
j the latter heaved.
I When the Chisox attempted to stage
! a hit-and-run play in the fourth, Rice
j was given a fine opportunity to make
an unassisted two-ply killing. Sbeely
darted away from first when Morehart
sent a loft to short right. Sam came
) in for the catch and ambled to first to
get his second retirement in the play.
Goslin and Rluege went through
with a. dual theft as Tate whiffed for
the second out in the fifth. The effort
* was wasted, however, as Hunnefield
j made a great stop and throw to nip
Johnson.
