The Washington times., 1930-06-21
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Goslin VS.. Manush
Their Records Since June IL
y Alb r H 90 50 HR RBI Av.
ManuslE. "a 8 I 1915
GOslin. n.... 20 s . 400
BY JOE HOLMAN

GOsiin.... 70 s i . ) / 40 40
BY JOE HOLMAN
Lloyd Brown is ready to do q
comeback as a starting pitcher
. The little Washington club south
paw has been inactive for severa
weeks because of stomach trouble
Only recently he esSayed return
to the box as q relief man. Anc
though cuffed rather severely b.
the st. Louis Browns, he showed
enough to warrant his return to
action.
Brownie is ready to go now
and we need him." Manager
Walter johnson declared today.
"I'm going to pitch him in turn
hereafter. / had intended send
ing, Liska against the SOx to-
day. But since Ad wants to
rest his slightly sore arm an
other day, I've switched to
Brown"
A former Washington club bat
terry made up Of Pitcher Garland
Braxton and Catcher Benny Tate
will be worked by DOME Bush
Braxton will be making his first
start of the season. Also he Is to
show in Chicago uniform fol
the first time.
"Sure wen take the Wash
ingtOn club" BraxtOn chirped
jOCularIy when questioned this
morning. That's what I'm
being paid fOr-tO win ball
games"
After carefully looking over his
available singers, Walter Johnson
has definitely decided upon his
regular pitching staff-for the
time at least. Alvin CroWder
Bump Hadley, Ad Liska ano
Lloyd Brown, Walter today de
clared, will rotate in that order
hereafter.
Fred Marberry is to function
In rescue roles and win be as
sisted from time to time by
Bobby Burke and MyleS Thomas.
Sad Sam Jones, the Woodsfield
(Ohio) slabster, is to report here
today. He will be carried along
slowly, it was gathered this morn
ing.
Following the White SOx-
Griff series, which will be
brought TO o close tomorrow,
the washington club is to
inaugurate a crucial four
game set with the Cleveland
Indians. The TribeSmen, who
have been returned victorious
three times in four starts
against the Griffmen to
date, will open this series
with double header at Grit
fifth Stadium Monday.
Manager Walter Johnson will
probably use Pitcher Alvin Grow.
der in one of these games, while
either Bump Hadley or Fred
Marberry will work the other.
After showing four times in
three days with the Indians the
Griffs are to oppose the Detroit
Tigers three times in four days,
a day of rest being in order Fri.
day. HoStilitieS with the jungle
Cats are to get under way Thurs
day.
A four game mix-up with Goose
Goslin and the. Brownies is to
close the second 1880 Western In
yaSion of Griffith Stadium.
Art ShireS again furnished the
thunder yesterday when the
Griffs fell before Ted Lyons and
the White Sox, 2 to /.
Ted won his tenth game Of the
season. And marked UP his third
verdict over the Washington club
In the sixth frame Cronin. on
third, and ShireS, on first, es
Sayed a double steal. During the
rundown that followed Cronir
was wiped out between third and
home, Tate to Kerr to Tate.
ShireS. rounded second and
broke for third as Tate pegged to
Kamm. Kamm got the ball and
tagged Art, sliding into third, but
dropped the ball. Manager Donie
Bush and the Sox players pro
tested, claiming that Shires kicked
the ball out of Kamm's hand
while Art sat on the bag and said
nothing. Before the dispute was
settled Chalmers CisSell was
chased to the showers by Umpire
Bill Guthrie.
The game resolved itself
into a pitchers battle between
Ted Lyons and Bump Hadley
for six heats, but the visitors
forged ahead to stay In the
seventh when Reynolds dOu-
bIed, and was singled home
by JOlley.
Lyons two-bagger and Kerr's
single had netted the initial
White Sox counter in the sixth.
Fred Marberry took over the
pitching in Chicago's eighth, and
was invincible thereafter.
The Washington Clubs only
run was coined in the sixth when
Rice beat out a bunt and made
second on Cissell'S overthrow of
Clancy. Cronin singled Rice home
with shot to enter.
ShireS was fe when his bounce
got by Clancy for an error. Cronin
going to third, but when Cronin
and ShireS failed on their double
steal the rally was off.