The Bismarck tribune., 1925-07-29
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S0L0NS LOSE
TWO CONTESTS
TO CHICAGO
White SOX Batter Senator
Pitchers Hard TO Cop
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New York, July 2y.~-LP)--Othc hcr
teams in the American league are
from Missouri when facing Stanley
Harris and his sound veterans.
In an interview recently he told
Of his reliance in the men who had
wcathcrcd season after season Of
baseball strife. He was sure they
would carry Washington to Il second
straight pcnnant. Possibly this in
tcryicw did not reach the ears Of
White Sox. Anyhow, they had to
be shown, for yesterday the great
Walter johnson was forced to retire
in the sixth inning Of the first
game and Tom Zachary left sudden
ly in the second, Chicago winning
both. 10 to and 6 TO =.
PhiIadclphia's youthful Athletics,
though defeated by Detroit. 4 to J,
gained ii half game more leeway in
the leadership through this almost
unexpected aid from Eddie Collins,
once Il member of the great Phila-
lclphia team. The Tigers punched
hits for three runs in the fifth.
Babe Ruth was himself once again,
polling Il homer that scored run
ahead and issuing single that
scored another. He then closed the
contest with a sensational catch Of a
foul fly ns it cntcrcd the pavilion
seats under such conditions the
Browns accepted beating from the
Yankees. 6 to 2.
Cleveland treated four Red Sox
pitchers numerically. registering -
hits for a l6 to Z victory.
McGrnw's Giants made Il triumph
al entry into the west with two
hom"rs by Irish Mcusel and one
each by Lindstrom, Gowdy and Bent
Icy. Bentley also hurled in cXccp-
tiopal furm, allowing Rabbits Cubs
only five hits, and won 10 TO 3.
But Pittsburg again downcd the
Braves and remained a game and a
half in the van in the race. Be- !
srcctaclcd Lee Meadows gained Il
five to one triumph.
Brooklyn piled up II runs in the
last four innings to overcome an
early Cardinal lead, giving Eurlcigh
Grimes a conquest, u to .. while
the Cuban, I.uQuc scored the only !
shutouL Of the day. Cncinnatis beat
ing Philadelphia ) to o. He gave
five hits.
Tho Indians touched Stculand. Sen
a'"r twirlcr, for only seven hits, but
piled UP four Of them In the sew
rnth frame TO tally two runs for n
/" to = win
The veteran Ben lineup turned in :
n win for the Color els against To- |
ledo. Lack Of support behind Tun- ,
ncv and Tarpc cost Toledo the game. :
Ed Pick. Blues cutficldcr. had n
perfect day with the swatstick. In
five trips to the pan he walked
twice, socked two triples and a
single and scored three Of the Blues ,
seven runs.
kolp. Saints pitcher. won his own
game in the l4th. against Milwau-
kcc. when he lifted out triple aud
scored on Kocnis's subsequent
single.
The scores:
National League
New York 10; Is; 2-Chicaso 3;
s; o.
Bentley and Gowdy; Cooper. Bush. !
Jones and Gonzales.
Boston i; Z: -Pittsburg 5; 3: 0.
Benton. Marquard and Scimcr:
Meadows and Smith.
Philadelphia 0; 5; 0;-Cincnnati
Ring and Wilson; Luquc and Har-
grave
Brooklyn -; IA; st Louis
g. 10: .
Grimes and Taylor. Hargravcs;
Mails, Dyer and O'Farrcll.
American League
Detroit 4; 7; Philadelphia
3: II: 2.
Dauss and Basslcr; Rommcl and
Cochrane.
Cleveland lG; "a; 3-Boston 7:
10: |
Smith and l.. Scwcll. Myatt: Ruff
ing Fuhr, Ncubaucr Ross and Ilcv-
ing.
First game: Chicago 10; II; ?
Washington ); II: !.
Lyons, Conually and Schalk:
Johnson, Marbcrry, Russell. Odgen
and Rucl, SEVERED.
Second game: Chicago 6; :: II
Washington =: 8; 6 innings dark
ncss.)
Cvengros. ConaIly and Grabowski.
Schalk; Zachary. Marbcrry, Gregg
and Rucl. Scvercd
American Association
st. Paul 3; Milwaukee 4 ca inn
ings).
Columbus 2: indianapolis >
Toledo /: Louisville 5.
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