Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
MANUSH'S G DRIVES.
INCLUDE 3 HOMERS.
$4,000 at Yankee Stadium
See Jones and Marberry
Register on Mound.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

IIlC AL VIZ
double header today con-
tinued the punishment they have
been handing the Yankees since
the start of the season. They
took both parts of the twin bill
and lifted themselves to three
full games ahead of the third
place New Workers and kept pace
with the AS, who dumped the
Red Sox twice. The scores Of the
Yankee Stadium bargain matinee
In the order made were 9 to and
9 to S.
In the first tilt the Nationals helped
themselves to 13 hits of Henry john
son. Jim McEvoy and Ken Holloway,
right-handers all. getting six OF the
blows and i've passes of johnson, who
started and lost.
They got II hits in the final set-to
OF Roy Sherid and Holloway again
EMPLOYED In the relief role. All the
scoring was charged to Sherid, who
departed before the fourth inning was
over
Heinie Manush was the bright star
of the Nationals attack with three
homers, all driven into the right-f1eld
bleachers Two were clustered In the
second game in which Heinie scored
three times and was responsible Tor
four runs crossing. He collected three
safeties in each match. In such hit
ting mood were the Nationals that all
but Buddy Myer and Sam Rice clouted
in the first game and all but Irving
Hadley. who neved had turn at the
plate. in the second.
Sam Jones and Fred Marberry were
the Washington starters on the hill and
Sam went the route in the frst game.
He allowed but eight hits, I'VE of them
late in the fray when working under
Q healthy lead.
HadIey Aids a Tired MarberFy.
Fred went only six innings in the
second tussle He was nicked for seven
smacks, four punched In the second
session, his only poor one. But Fred.
it was plain, began to grow weary In
the fourth. He was more weary in the
fifth when Babe Ruth hit his thirty
ninth homer of the season, and with
the sixth over Acting Manager Joe
Judge called on Irving Hadley to finish
the hurting Irving was wild. but he
managed to give up nothing more than
o run in the ninth round.
In the first encounter the Nationals
made it rough for johnson in the Open
ing inningsz With a pass to Sam Rice
and a single by Crontn they put over
Kun Will TWO Jul t14C4 4A41CA t44C Vases
but Eluege let third strike go by.
Singles by Manush, West and Bluege,
q pass to Judge and boot of Bluege's
hit by Harry Rice accounted for three
runs in the third inning giving WASH
irgton enough, as it turned out, to sew
up the game.
johnson was yanked as soon as he
had passed Sam Rice at the start of
the fourth frame, but the Nationals
proceeded to punish Henry's successor,
Jim McEvoy. Hits by Manush, Cronin,
Judge and Spencer in order, the last
three two-baggers, sent over four mark
ers. The parting kick at McEvoy was
made by Manush in the nth. Heinie,
with two out, dropped the ball into the
right field bleachers for his first homer
and the Nationals last run.
Gehrig's single and Dickey's double
had two Yanks on with two out in the
second but Jones Intentionally passed
Harry Tsice and johnson drilled into
force play TO end the round. Then the
Yanks did nothing to Jones until the
seventh, by which time the game was
well beyond them. Then, with two out,
two passes and as many hits netted New
York two scores and In the ninth three
singles, two made after two were out,
meant third marker.
It was catch by Sam Rice backed
against the right field bleachers' bar
rier, of Babe Ruths hoist that left two
Yanks stranded as the tussle ended.
Grifs Come From Behind.
Again in the second game the Ma
tionals got the jump on the Yanks, but
had the lead wTested from them before
the second inning ended. With Myer
on as a result Of a pass Manush poked
his first homer of the second set-to into
the sun parlor back of right for two
run Washington lead.
The Yanks slammed Marberry in the
second as though they would get him
out of action quickly. Lazzeri tripled,
Dickey hit sacrifice fly Harry Rice
doubled, Reese sent homer into the
favorite parking place for homers in the
Yankee Stadium and Sherid singled,
Yet this bombardment only put the
New Workers one run ahead of the Ma
tionals
Judges crew was not long out of the
lead. They jumped on Sherid with all
their feet In the third and bagged four
runs. Six singles. four made after two
were out, turned the trick Myer began
the rally and MarbeTy finished it with
a strike out
Sherid was chased in the fourth,
after getting the first two batters out,
when the Nationals collected two more
hits and as many passes on him. The
first of the hits was Manusl1's second
homer of the game and his third of the
day. Came two passes and West
singled to bring Holloway to Sherid's
relief Bluege singled and the run
total for the inning was raised TO three
The Babe added tally to New York's
lot in the fifth when he socked his
thirty-ninth round tripper of the sea
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