The Washington times., 1930-07-19
.HE|NIE likely
! To PLAY IN
ONEGAME

UNL UnIIIE
CLEVELAND, July 1s.-Heinit
, Manush, slugging left fielder oi
the Washington club, is expected
to return to the lineup today.
When the Griffmen and
Indians hook up in their double
header this afternoon. the hard
hitting Heinie, who has been
inactive with strained left leg,
will probably participate in at
least one Of the games.
II took my workout and
finished strong yesterday"
WashinEton's big Bertha con-
fessed this morning. "I'lI be
ready to 60 when Mike
Martin gives the signal"
That Trainer Martin contem-
plates sending ManuSh into
action today was later Substan-
tiated by President Clark
Griffith.
''Heinie says he's ready" the
Old Fox explained, and we can
certainly use his punch.
III he holds up today it's q
sure thing he will remain in the
lineup. He's too valuable q
player to do without unless it's
absolutely necessary"
Manush's immediate. return to
left field would automatically Gre
ate duel between OutfielderS
Dave Harris and George Loepp.
y Earlier in the year Loepp alter
mated in center field with Sam
West when Southpaws were pitch
Ing. Later Dave Harris was
shifted to right field and Sammy
Rice to center against lefthanded
singing.
Although Harris is the longer
hitter, it would not surprise If
Manager Walter johnson decided
to revert to the original plan
when ManuSh returns-tempor-
arily at least.
!. Also johnson today intimated
THAT First BaSeman Art Shires
and Second Sacker Jack Hayes
may hold forth at their respective
positions for several days yet.
Both Judge and Myer can
/ rest beneficiaIly at this time,
the Big Train cOntended." And
Hays and Shires can un-
doubtedly carry on acceptably
until they come back.
'If they show signs Of firing
7 will substitute Judge for
! Shires, and Myer for Hayes In
ore Of tOday's games. But
I don't think it will be neces-
sary."
NJ while johnson admits that two
more Of his players, Outfieldsr
sammy Rice and Shortstop Joe
Eronin, could use breathing
spell to advantage, he declares
they will stay put.
) "CPOnin's young and husky
enough to fight his way back
into stride he declared. "And
, Rice. never stays in . rut long,
II would be hard to find sub
akitutes who could handle their
Jobs anyhow"
VI Left-handed Carl Fischer, $40,-
loo pitching prize of the Wash
inMton club and 1929 1nterna.
fional League. strikeout king, will
make his major slab bow today
when the Griffs and Tribesmen
conclude their set here. In the
other end of the double header
Fred Marberry will be striving
s for his seventh consecutive vic
tory and his eleventh of the year.
wesley Ferrell, Cleveland's ace
.of aces, and Bunker Bean,
! rookie, are to work for Peckin-
paush.
Ferrell, who blossomed into
prominence a year ago, has never
been whipped by the Washington
club. And since Marberry is
usually effective against thG
Tribe, a lively duel may ensue If
they're matched against one an
: other.
Walter -JOhns0n's men put
an end to their losing ways
yesterday, when they wal
y lOped the Indians in q mOnOtO-
nous combat, 8 to 6.
Neither Ad Liska nor Mel
Harder, the slab starters. lasted.
LiSka retired after the fifth frame
with a S-to-4 advantage, but the
Indians came back to tie the
count off Brown in the sixth.
) This advantage was slIort.lived
when the visitors Tailed once in
the seventh and two times in the
eighth to register.
Brown was credited with the
verdict, while Harder had been
charged with the defeat before
giving way to Jablonowski with
one gone in the eighth.
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