The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-30
Sports
JOHNSON IN
RELIEF ROLE
BATTLES S0X
Reds Hand Athletics 9.j
Game; Cubs Submerge
Giants Using Blake

New York, July 30.-R-Wash-
ington's batsmen have come to the
aid Of their veteran pitchers. With
a four run rally in the eighth, the
champs yesterday outscored Chicago,
thereby keeping pace with the lead
ing Athletics of the American
league.
FRS: Zachary. then Marberry, ther.
Johnson went to the mound for tn.
Senators during the battle and John.
son was effective, allowing a lone
hit in two innings and gaining credi,
for the 8 to 6 victory while Urban
Faber, who relieved Blankenship,
suffered the defeat.
Philadelphia bats were busy and
kept Ty Cobb and the other Tiger
outfielders on the run after 16 safe
blows which counted 10 runs. The
Tigers could muster only two scores,
although they sent forth l3 singles
Slim Harris kept the same number of
base runners away from home.
Ernie Johnson's homer in New
ture. Injuries had compelled Hug.
gins to realign his men until Bob
Meusel came in from left field to
play third base, and Johnson was
playing shortstop in place Of Little
Wanninger. The Yankees and the
Browns struggled for IL innings un-
til Johnson sent his four-ply punch
into the rightfield stands. For the
18th time this season the Yanks
have won two games and only two,
in succession.
Cleveland again loosed terrific
attack that humbled the Red Sox, 10
to 5.
Pittsburgh added full game to
its advantage in the National league
by conquering the Braves for the
third straight time, 8 to 6, while the
second place Giants lost a pitchers
battle, 4 to 2, to Sheriff Blake Of the
Cubs. A home run by Gabby Hart.
nett counted heavily. Seven runs in
the fifth inning gave the Pirates a
long margin.
Four Brooklyn pitchers had tor
rid day in St. Louis, and although
their teammates registered fifteen
hits, one more than the opposition
total, they failed to hold the Cardi-
nails in check, Smith and Sherdell
hit homers.
Cincinnati recorded its fifth
straight victory by overcoming the
Phillies to 5, in free hitting con-
test. Doubles were numerous Penilli,
and Hargrave each getting two.
Mellilo, Brewer second sacker, had
big day at the keystone position in
the fracas with the Saints. He
handled 9 chances without q slip
and started two double killings.
The Senators staged a triple kill
ing in the second frame of their
game with the Indians. Sehmandt,
Indian first sacker, had singled,
scoring Schereiber. Robertson sin
gled and Fitzsimmons hit grounder
to Baird. who threw to Regain, for
cling Robertson at second. Regan
then tossed the ball to Grimes, doub-
ling Fitzsimmons off fIst. Grimes
relayed the sphere to Urban in time
to catch Schmandt, who was trying
to score.
Although the Mud Hens hit four
home runs, the Colonels outhit them
and won their third straight, five to
four. CASTOR, Nicholson, Strand and
Webb registered the circuit drives
which were made when the paths
were clear.
National League
Boston s; Is; O-Pittsburgh 8: ~;
Cooney, Ryan, Ramp and Gibson,
Seimer; Yde Morrison and Gooch.
New York 2; Z; O-Chicago AT; g.
Greenfield and Gowdy; Blake and
Hartnett.
Philadelphia 8; IL; 2-Cincinnati
9; ID; 2.
Carlson. Pearce, and Wilson; Dom
Ohue and Hargrave.
Brooklyn 8; Is; 2-St. Louis 10;
Ia; o.
Osborne, A. Brown, Erhardt, Oes.
cheger and Taylor; Sherdell and
American League
Cleveland 10; Is; Boston s; 9;
Miller and Wyatt; Ehmke and
Detroit 2; 10; philadelphia 10;
1G; 2. :,
Collins. Doyle, Carroll and Wood
, all, Bassler; Harriss and Cochrane.
st. Louis Z; II; O-New York 8;
IL; o.
Girard, Vangilder, Danfor.h and
Hargrave; Shocker, Pennock, Jones
and Bengough.
Chicago 6; IL; 2-Washington 8;
| IL; 10.
Blankenship, Faber and Schalk;
Zachary, Marberry, Johnson and Ru-
ell.
American Association
| St. Paul s.; Milwaukee z.
Columbus 2; Indianapolis IL.
| Toledo 4; Louisville 5.
! Minneapolis Kansas City, post
| nOno6 cold