The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-08
Sports
GIANTS FACE
OILED SKIDS
AS REDS WIN
Champions Slip Three ana
Half Notchcs rs Cincinnati
HcSiS NcHraw Warriors

New York Aug. S.--P1 The jaws
81 the trap whlcn have been closing
Chants from two sides were ciampcd
more tcnaciouSly on the National
League champions today.
Pressure applied by third place
Cincinnati and leading Plttaburg
Yesterday moved tho New York club
three and onc-half games from first
place and reduced their hold on see
onH place to bat two and onc-half
games, second victory III a> many
dayS over the Giants by Hcdland
warriors marked The firth straight
reverse suffered by The McGraw en-
try.
Score Ourc
1hc champions yesterday wcr"
able to score only ono ran off high
cla,s pitching by Donahuc, Will"
Cincinnati counted twic" against
Barnes on SmaSh"s by Eoush and
Walker, the latter Of whom scored
The winning run on an inticlG out
after TRIPPING.
Hard and prolific hitting. reach
ing its peak in Il thrcc-inninS rally
enabled the Pirates to win an up
hill battle against Brooklyn. 10 10 9,
Sin pitchers failed to check a steady
fu,iliadc Of drives on both side
throughout the game.
Extra Basc-Iiitting
Charley Grimm's extra basc-hit.
Ting gave the Cubs a ) to ! victory
over III" Phillics. Blake supported
the offensive power of the first
baSomans bludgcon with fv" hit
pitching. After playing loose ball in
the opening game Of Il double head
or with Cleveland, won by tn" In
diAns. 10 to 1. The Philadelphia
Athletics recovered behind sensation
Al pitching by Eddie Rommc!l and
League head over Washington by
scoring a shutout victory, > 10 o.
A home run by Simmonds clinchcd
the game for the Mackmen, who
made only three hits off Uhlc, one
more than the Indians could pry
from the delivery Of Rommc!. Only
- minutes were required to play the
contest.
Giard Blanks Senators
Washington could get but four
hits off Giard, wh" thanked the
world champions, three 10 nothing.
with excellent inficld support top
ped by five double plays.
nauss Of Detroit and Lyons Of
Chicago added two additional mound
classics to he days liberal contribu-
ton Of unusually two twirlcrS in
American. in tn" former limiting the
Yankees 10 five hits and the latter
holding boston to three. Detroit
shaded the Huhmcn three TO one.
while tn" White So% scored their
second straight shutout at the Hub.
. to ..
The veteran lineup Of the Louis
Vile Coloncls was hit hard, but
lasted the route while his mates
aiffcd Bell. McCrackcn and Rcitz of
thc Brewers for a l TO 7 victory.
Griffin. Milwaukee first baseman. in
five trips to the plate hit safely
four times, once for three bases
Indians Is cut Of -
Owen Bush's Indians have won -
games in th"ir last 10 starts, taking
the fifteenth yesterday at Kansas
titv'S expense.
Ct poUl unlmhcrcd is heavy ar
iillrry in Christensen. Mcmillan and
Dust and Srurland Senator hurlcr.
was shcIIcd from tn" hill in three
rounds hurinc the sharp shooting.
knlp. on the other hand, allowed
only four scattered hit.
The Mlllcrs turned Canvan on the
HenS and h" took 10 cover after
The second whom scvcu hits and six
runs had been registered off him.
johnson went into the breach and
pitched fine ball. but thc fate WAS
in the fire and Minneapolis won, six
to .,
Fridays ""echall results:
National Icagu"
Brooklyn .; IS; Cincinnati >,
10: a.
Barnes and Cowdy; D"nahuc and
Ilargrayr
Philadelphia I; 3; "-Chirago ;;
10: >.
Carlson aud lIenlinc; Blake and
ITartnctt.
Boston st. Louis. postponed.
American League
First game: Clavclana 10: Ii: .
Philadelphia 4: 10; 2.
Ruyckc and Mvatt: Quinn. Hcimach
and Cochranc. Perkins.
Second game: Cleveland 0: .: o.
Philadelphia g: 3; 0.
Uhlc and Wyatt; Rommcl and
COchranc.
ST. Louis 3; 8; 2! Washington 0;
j; |.
Giarcs and Hargravcs. Coveleski
and Gregg. Russell and Ruel.
Detroit 3; 7; 0--Ncw York J.: 3; 2.
Dauss and Basscler; Pennock,
Shockcr and Schang.
Chicago, 2; 6: 0-Boston o: 3: 0.
Lyons and Lyons and Schalk; Ruff
fling. Fuhr and Pcinich.
American Association
Milwaukee Z; l3: 0-Louisville
H. ~; g.
Bell, McCracken. Rcitz and Skiff:
McMcncmy: lineup and Meyer.
Kansas City 4; 10; 2-Indianapo-
lis o; II: !.
MESSENGER. Ln~rcl and Snyder;
Schcmanskr and Robertson.
st. Paul s; Ia; columbus 3;
4; /.
Koln and Hoffman: Stucland, Reno
and Bird.
Minneapolis 6: Il; Toledo s;
Z; o.
Dumont and cSngstock; Caravan,
Johnson and Schultz.
Western League
Tulsa 8; Omaha ].
Wichita- 80: Des Moincs 2-3.
oklahoma City I: Lincoln S.
st. Joseph II; Denver 7.