Evening star., 1933-08-12
HE|N|E AND GOOSE
DARING ON BASES
MCGOWAN Spiked, Bruised
by Luke SeWeI|- Thomas,
Stewart Home Early.
BY JOHN B. KELLER,

~ OSTON, August 12-Heinie
X Manush is on another con-
l. secutive-game hitting ram
page. The big Dutchman,
who drove the ball to safety in 26
games in a row from May Is to
June %, both dates inclusive, has
cracked one or more hits In each
of his last 10 games.
He started this string in Wash
ington on July % when the Ma
tionalS were battling the Tigers.
Gcslin and Manush worked daring
double theft in the big ninth round
Yesterday. but the Goose took plenty
Of punishment as he slid into third
base. He knocked the feet from under
MARTY McManus and the Red SoX far
corner guardian fell squarely and solid
" en- the prone Goslin. 1t appeared
the Goose might take long count, but
it wasn't long before he revived sul'
ficiently to scramble to his feet. Then
he reeled about a bit He was as spry
as ever, though, when he sprinted nome
with the run that put the Nationals
ahead as Schultz hit.
Luke Sewell failed to tag Henry
Johnson after getting great peg
from Goslin in the third, but ne
gave Umpire MCGOWAN bruislng
ard sinking. As the catcher swung
about for the play he bumped into
the official and bOwled him over,
sterping on Bills middle with one
foot and gashing an arm with the
other.
Burke got himself into trouble in the
sixth by failing to hold Roy Johnsons S
bounder. One was out when the pail
was bounced toward the pitcher. BOD
grabbed it, dropped it and before ne
could retrieve the ball and hurl 10 nrsC
the speedy johnson was across. Inen
came a pass to Ferrell. He went to a
3-and-2 count with Judge before the
batter popped out. Then Bobs 2-ano-o
count On McManus was more tnan
Cronin could stand.
Henry Johnson had Bluege at ms
mercy. Twice Ossie grounded to the
third baseman and twice he let
third strike go by while Henry was
doing the Red Sox Ainging. OsSie
first strikeout came in the fourth When
the Nationals had two on and two out.
His next came in the sixth when there
we're two on and only one out A
bobbe by Werber on Sewell's grounder
filled the bases with Nationals after
Ossie's sixth-round strikeout, SO CHI
Bolton was sent up to bat for ThomaS.
And Cliff famed.
In fire OF the eight innings John
son pitched. the first National at
bat cot on the runUdy. Myer
opened the first inning 10ith single
dnd scored, ManusIl opened the
fourth NTH single and got as jar
as second base, Se,Ueu opened the
.ftth Nth single and got nome,
1uhile Cronin started the Sirth ulth
q double and rdS stranded at thTd.
Myer began the seUenth NTH SIN
ole, his third hit. only to become
caught in double play because ne
tailed to do some heddS-up odSe
RUNNING. Goslin rifed liner to
lett and Buddy went tearing for sec
ond Cooke made corklng eaten,
and his throu beat Myers. return to
first base.
Henry johnson had an easy time OF
II in the eighth He made only three
pitches to retire the Nationals. Schultz
and Kuhel fouled out ard bluege
grounded into retirement.
1t was ladies' day at Fenway PARK,
with more than 5000 lair fans among
the 1000 in the stands All got a
full afternoon of base ball, for the
game lasted more than two and hall
hours.
Pitchers Stewart and Thomas headed
for Washington last night. Stewart
NAV be called on for duty against the
Yankees in the Sunday scrapping IN
Griffith Stadium.