Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-07
MATS LEAD LEAGUE.
by BEATING BOSTON
First Four Washington Bats
men Up in Seventh Inning.
Knock Two-Baggers.
BY John n. KELLER,


BOSTON, July 7.--While Philadelphia
was idle, Washington today swamped
Boston and went into the American
League lead
The score was 8 to /.
Big Ed Morris, who started for Bos-
ton, was relieved in the first inning
after walking three men. Durham, who
took his place, forced in Washington
tally by walking the next man.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON egan threw out
Myer. Miller threw out Rice. Manush
walked. Cronin walked also. Judge
walked, fiiling the bases. Morris was
relieved by Durham. West walked,
forcing Ma11ush across the plate
Bluege forced Judge with q groander
to Miller. One run.
oliver flied to Manush
Spencer got Todt's foul. Cronin threw
out Scarritt. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
: WASHINGTON Spencer dropped a
single In center. Crowder hunted, Fore
ing Spencer, Durham to Rhyme. Myer
fouled to Heving. Rice singled to right,
Crowder taking second. Regain went
into short center for Manush's looper
No runs.
BOSTON-Webb flied to Mannsli
Rice backed against the, right field wall
for a one-hand catch OF Reganis hoist.
Myer threw out Miller. No runs,
THIRD INNING.
WASHINGTON-Cr onin's' topper fell
over Regan's head for a single. Judge
walked. West flied to oliver in deep
center, and Cronin took third after the
Cronin scored after the catch. Spencer
forced Judge, Miller to Regain One run.
BOSTON-Bluege threw out Rhyme
Crowder tossed out Heving. Durham
topped a ball in front of the plate and
was thrown out by Spencer. No runs.
FOURTH INNING. 80
wASHINGTON-Re threw out
Crowder Myer filed to Scarritt. Regain
threw out Rice. No runs. a7
BOSTON-Cronin went back for
divers high one. Todt took a third
| strike. Scarritt singled to left, for the
first hit of Crowder. Myer let Webb's
grounder go through him for an error,
Scarritt going to third. Manush got
| under Regan's long fly. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
, WASHINGTON - Manush singled
through the box into center. Cronin
got single with high one to short
center that oliver dropped after long
run. Manush going to second. Judge
walked for the third time, filling the
bases. West singled to center, scoring
Manush and Cronin, while Judge stop
ped at second. Bluege sacrificed, Miller
~ I'D GnnrnariC H.
err, and Judge was run down, Miller to
Heving. West reached third and Spen-
Ger second on the play. Crowder flied
| to Scarritt. Two runs.
BOSTON--Miller doubled against the
| left field wall. Rhyme flied to Rice,
! Miller taking third after the catch.
Heving popped to Cronin. Durham
took third strike. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
WASHINGTON stopped Myers
hot one and beat him to the bag. Rice
| tripled to left center Oliver backed up
| against the wall in deep center for
Manush's fly, Rice scoring after the
| catch. Cronin bounced a single off
| Millers glove, but tried to stretch the
hit and was caught, Miller to Rcgan.
/ One run.
BOSTON oliver flied to. West.
4
to Bluege. Cronin threw out Webb.
| No runs.
| SEVENTH INNING.
| WASHINGTON-Ju doubled over
/ Webbs head in right. Vests drive 20
center bounded into the stands for a
| ground rule two-base hit, scoring Judge.
| Bluege doubled to the left field corner,
scoring West. Spencer doubled to CEN
ter, scoring Bluege. Bushey, a right
| handler, relieved Durham. Crowder
flied to oliver and Spencer took third
after the catch. Myer fouled to Heving
Rice flied to Oliver Three runs.
BOSTON-Regan singled to center
! Miller popped to Cronin. Reeves bat
ted for Rhyme and forced Regan, Bluege
to Myer. Small batted for Heving and
flied to West, No runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
ASHINGTON-Reeves now playing
second and Connolly catching for Bos-
| ton. Manush walked. Cronin fouled
to Todt. Judge lined to Todt, who
touched first, doubling Manush on the
bag. No runs.
BOSTON-Cronin backed up for
Bushey'S pop. Oliver doubled to left
center. Myer threw out Todt, Oliver
taking third. Scarritt's looper to short
left was good for a double, when Man
ush barely missed cumming one-hand