The Washington times., 1930-09-15
MANAGEMENT
PLANS FOR
TICKETS
Harris 500 Fine Likely to Be Paid By club Officials

tUMIU
NEW YORK, Sept. 15-The
Brooklyn Robins management got
ready today to sell tickets for
the worlds series tomorrow, even
though the flock is only half q
game ahead In the National
Leagues furious race. No tickets
win be printed but applications
for seats will be received starting
Tuesday. in accordance with plans.
made under direction of Judge
Landis, Commissioner of Base
ball.
The vital take air between
the Cardinals and Robins starts
tomorrow with Brooklyn playing
the final game Of the series with
the whitewashed Circy Reds this
afternoon.
The now third place Cubs
tangle In q doubleheader today
against the Phillies, while the
Giants continue their series with
the Pirates.
AdOIfO Luque may be called
on to. do the hurting In the
final game with the Reds this
afternoon unless Manager
Robinson Of the Flock decides
to save the Cuban for Che
st. Louis series. In that case
BroOklyu win probably use
Ray Moss.
\ Topping perfect week which
Aetted them eight victories, the
Brooklyn Robins again routed the
Reds in a Sunday game, 8 to 8,
and today the Flying Flock scared
out in front in the National
League by half q games lead over
the Cardinals and full game
ahead Of the suddenly collapsed
Cubs. The triumph was the tenth
straight for Brooklyn.
Hollis ThurSton went aIoft in
the first inning and Jumbo Jim
Elliott took up the reins, allowing
only six wellspaced blows as he
tanned Cincinnati. Babe Herman
was the chief batSman for Brook
lyn, hitting safely three times.
Burleish Grimes evenly dis
tributed the Braves II hits, while
his teammates blasted Brandt and
Frrankhouse, and st. Louis copped
the opener easily, 8 to 2, but
dropped the finale, z to a, with
johnson nipped for six runs i'll
three innings against steady pitch.
ing for the Braves by Cantwell.
The Cubs were idle after yielding
3 skirTnish to the Phillies Satur-
day.
Under the eyes Of $4,000
fans, the Giants removed
themselves further from world
series chances by losing twice
to the Pirates. Spencer, who
relieved Kremer in the open
ing piece, pushed over the
first Pittsburgh tally with q
single i'm the tenth, the Bucs
taking IL, 8 to 6. A homer by
TraynOr cooked everything in
the tea tilt, which went ] to 8.
Eornshaw was aided by homers
from the bats Of Dykes and Sim
mons. the champion Athletics
baRging another off Cleveland,
q: to /. That big right arg Of
Charlie Ruffing throttled the
Tigers, the Yankees blackboard
ing q 10-to-3 affair.
Brooklyn won eight and lost
no games in the week and ranked
second in total hits with S8 (Sun-
day games not included). St.
Louis was rlnnerup with one loss
ia seven games. The Phillies
knocked 80 hits but dropped
four out Of. nine games while the
Pirates won two and lost two.
New York practically ended
its pennant chase losing four
out Of five contests and it
was q heartbreaking period
for the Cubs who failed In
five ont Of six contests.
Cincinnati dropped seven
straight games.
In the American plant the
Brownies advanced with six wins
IN seven skiianishes. Detroit took
four out of six and Washington
maintained q steady pace with
four wins in six games. Chicago
broke even in six trials while the
champion AS marked time safely
ia front, losing two and taking
two. The Yankees remained
safely in third place although
they, lost five in eight games.
Boston dug deeper. in the cellar
losing six in eight and Cleveland
marked the week at the BOTTOM
with only one triumph in five
encounters.
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