Evening star., 1932-09-19
TRONINS tumble of Burnett'S bounder
~ paved the way for two runs for the

tne nrSC game. Porter followed With a
double to center. Burnett Just beating
Cronn's relay Of Vests throw to the
plate. Vosmik'S single to right sent Por-
ter over.
The Nationals got one of these back
after two were down in the third on
Marberry's triple to right, followed by
Rices single to the midpatch. The In
dians seWed it up in their half when
they counted five times. Averill hiked
with one down and CisSell beat out a
single to Bluege. Averill moving to third
on Ossies wild throw to first. Vosmik
blew himself to line double to right
to tally Averill. and after Morgan was
purposely passed to fill the bases. Kamm
uncorked his home run smash to right
to register four runs.
The Indians never had a chance after
that, for Ma-bcrry tightened, and only
two Of the Tribosmen reached first in
the remaining five innings, and one Of
the pair was doubled up
Russell was just about as effective,
except in one inning, when the Ma
tionals unleGshed q fCur-hit attack to
score their final two markers. This was
in the seventh. Cronm opened with a
line smash to Porter. and Kuhel fol-
lowed with a double to left. West sin
gled over second to send Kuhel home,
while Bluoge'S single to right and Mus
sers to left. the latter batting for
Spencer. accounted for the other Rice
later walked to fill the bases. but Myer
ended it with bounder to CisSel.
THE Nationals got busy right off the
i reel in the nightcap With one
gone, Myer singled to left, pulled
I'D at third on Manush's single to right,
and cashed on Cronins one-base blow
to center The latter punch sent
Manush to the far corner, and he regis
tered when Cissell backed up Morgan
on Kuhol'S high bounder and threw to
Hidebrand at first for sensational out.
Three more in the second. Bluege
singled to left. and following Spencer's S
demise Crowder and Rice walked to fill
the bases Myer lined to Vosmik. Bluege
scoring and the other runners advancing
when Vosmik threw high to the plate.
Cissell took Manush's sizzling bounder
against his chest and recovered in time
to make the throw to first for chance
at a decision, but Morgan let the ball
get away from him and CroWder and
Rice cashed.
A wild throw by Kamm helped the
Nationals to make a killing in the sixth.
One was gone when Kamm threw low to
first to save Bluege. Spencer's double to
right on the nit ana run scored OSSle
Later Rice walked. Myer singled to right
Manush to the deep infleld and Cronln
to center to spell four runs. Kuhel
walked to fill the bases, but West in his
second time up flied to Averill,
Winegarner hit the first ball on line
to left for single in the eighth. He
scored ahead of Averill on the latter's
home run into the right-field stand.
NHUSSER. former Youngstown rookie,
lvl got chance in the first game and
came through with a nice line
single to right. He finished at third for
Bluege.
This is an off day for both the In
Gians and Nationals, their scheduled
game having been moved up to Sunday
August 7.
Vosmik raced far to his left to bag
Vests lire smash in the sixth of the
nightcap.
Manager johnson used four pinch
htter5 in the first Maple, Musser. Har-
ris and Reynolds.
The hotsy-totsy fielding play OF the
day was Porter's great catch of Cronin's s
foul. Dick speeded up like all get out,
and after great sprint stuck his gloVed
hand in front of him, the ball landing
kerplump and sticking. Cronin dashed
out into the outfleld and chased Dick
back to his position.