The Washington times., 1930-06-24
INJURED STAR
ROUNDS INTO
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By ZOE HOLMAN

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BY JOE HOLMAN
Sad Sam Jones, veteran right.
handed standOut Of the Griff.
men, win soon be ready to taks
his turn Ia the box again. s.
This was the good news given
out by Manager Walter johnson
Of the washington Club today.
Jones, who contracted q strained
right leg and was forced 10 de.
part for his WOodsfield, Ohio,
home when the Griffs were II
Cleveland recently, returned 70
Washineton midway Of last week.
Yesterday he declared be would
be in shape to pitch for walter
johnson within the next several
days.
"What = break" JOhnsOn
enthused this morning. Just
when We seem to be In pOs
sitiOn to snap out Of our
slump Jones cgmeS along 70
help M!
II Marberry, Liska and Jones
could get started In top gear,
along with Bump HadIey and
Lloyd Brown, there is reason to
believe that the washington
clubs pitching would compare
fayorably with the Americas
Leagues best.
Earlier in the season the Griff.
men got away to flying start,
largely through the individual
power Of two men - Capt. Joe
Judge and Outfielder sammy
Rice.
Yesterday, for the first time,
they played without either. And
- also for the first time the
punch acquired In recent trades
clicked lip to par.
In the first game Of the Cleve-
land double-l1eader, when some
real Walloping was needed to win
an uphill battle, Heine Manush,
Art Shires and Dave Harris SUD
piled eight Of the Is safeties col.
lected by their club and there
fore helped Alvin Crowder,
another traded player. to register
his second win since joining the
Griffs.
Shires got himself double
and two singles in three
official tries for . perfect
| performance. MMmush con-
neCted similarly I'm five times
eat bat while Harris singled
and doubled IN three turns.
Dave Harris win probably re-
main in right field altogether
against southpaw pitching while
George L.oepp may be used as his
defensive alternate In the late
heats when right.nanders are on
the slab.
| Bump Hadley was set for box
duty today when the Griffmen
and Indians prepared to get to.
gether In the third game Of their
series here.
Clint Brown, o rookie left
handler, was Roger PeckinpRugh's
mound choice.
As = result Of yesterday's
double victory over the Tribes.
men, 8 20 5 ana 8 to 2, tla0
/ Griffs today were riding im
second plnce by half . game
two and q half tiIta behind
the paCesettsng As.
! Yesterdays doublez1eade8 ct
Griffith Stadium, which attracted
$4,000, presented the follOwing
features:
First Game
!. The hitting cf Art Ehires,
Heine Manush and Dave Harris
and the courageous pitching 0f
General Crowder. All were g.
CURED through. trades recently.
3. The Warrington Clmb'Ws
comeback spirit after GpOt.
ting the Indians m early
4.tO.1 lead.
3. spectactllsr fielding bits by
Porter, Manush and West, who
brought the. customers TO their
feet With sparkling catches.
| Second Game
I. More Shires' hitting and
some peacny fielding.
2. The return to form Of Fred
Marberry, who edged out the ef.
fective Willis HudIin.
3. Dave Harris thrae.bagger 70
deepest center. some fast hoo9iaR
afield by Sam West and BUDDY
Myers ell round play.
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