The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-20
CAREY MAYQUIT
 BEFORE DODCER
 HEADS FIRE HIM
Stengel or Hornsby Talked of as Successor to Max - Giants Hold Advan- tage
BY JACK CUDDY

(Unitcd Press StaR RCOfresiDOIlticiitD
 New York, July 20-(UP)-Be- cause of the determination with which the futile Flatbush fusileers are fighting their way toward the National league cellar. many ob- servers expect Max Carey to resign soon as manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, the most disappointing club in the majors this season.
 The Dodgers, who finished in third place last year. are finding the going mighty rough because they no longer have the hitting that supported the 1892 weak-sis- ter pitching staff. The club batting average has slumped from .283 to .255, and the pitching hasn't inn proved. Tn addition, the fielding at times borders on the ludicrous.
 So Brooklyn fans are yelling for Carey's scalp. and 1t is understood directors of the club blame Max for the Dodgers low standing. Latest rumors say the directors are con- sidering as Carey's successor Casey es, and Rogers Hornsby, pinch- hitter for the St Louis Cardinals.
 Just Terrible
 The Dodgers are winding up a disastrous western trip in Cincin- nati where they may wrest last place from the Reds. The latter now are only game and a half behind the Flatbushers, and three games remain in their series Brooklyn's record for this second western trip is nine defeats in IF games.
 Carey's outfit dropped a notch to seventh place yesterday when beat en by the Reds, 6 to ,. This per mitted the idle Philies to rise tC sixth position. Brooklyn clinched the game for Cincinnati in the ninth.
 A tying run was on second when mighty Hack Wilson strode to the plate and was called out on strikes
 The first place New York Giants | maintained their three-and-a-h -hal1 game lead over Chicago by split ting & twin bill with Pittsburgh The Pirates took the opener, to 1, after collecting nine hits of Freddie Fitzsimmons, but lost the night cap, to 8. The Giants got off to a four-run lead in the first l inning and were never headed, al- though the Pirates outhit them IF to 10. Pittsburgh made three er- TOTS. They were the only Nation al league games played.
 The New York Yankees dropped into a first-place American league tie with Washington when their nine-game winning streak was snapped by an 8 to beating from Chicago. The Chisox combined two errors and four of their seven hits off Brown, Moore and Devens for seven runs in the seventh aided by Ralph Kress' triple with the bases loaded.
 Nice Finish
 Washington nosed out St Louis to T. two runs in the eighth re- sulting from Joel Kuhers single Luke Sewell's triple and Al Thom as single. Buddy Myer led thu Senators 14-hit attack. :.
 Philadelphia split a double-head CT with Detroit. The As won tn opener, 2 to 3. after punching som' | of their 12 hits off Fischer ant Herring for five runs in the third The Tigers took the night cap, IL to 5, Davis, owen and Foxx head ed the attack.
 Cleveland shaded Boston, to q | when First Baseman Bob Seeds wild throw in the 18th permitted Chalmer Cissell to come home with the winning run. The Indians made IA hits off four pitchers and were aided by four Red Sox errors. The brothers Wes and Rick Terrell made homers for Cleveland and Boston, respectively.