The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-28
Ruth, Cehrig
Again Even in
Homer Totals

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The advance Of the Cincinnati Reds
from the National League cellar
found the team in fifth place today.
Jack Hendricks team was stopped
by the Boston Braves yesterday after
having won six in a row, but the
Reds came back 10 take the wind
up 81 The doubleheader by TO 2
score. Kent Greenfield, traded TO
BOSTON by John McGfaw, got 7 20 z
decision in the first game. Boston
scored all its runs IN The fourth IN
ming. Rubc Bressler hit safely IN mis-
2ist consecutive game.
The Giants marched into Chicago
and set the Cubs back, 8 20 4. This
was sufficient to topple the Mccarthy
Bruins from their first place tie, as
Pittsburgh was beating bazzy Vance
Of the Brooklyn Robins, 70 /. The
Cubs had the ball game woa until
the ninth. With two down and the
bases loaded. Bill Terry coliided with
one Of Charlie Roots twisters for a
double, clearing the sacks.
Carey Does Well
Max Carey gave another good ex-
hibition on the base paths at Pitts
burgh bat the Dodgers could get
only five hits off Vie Aldridge. Vance
was blasted for nine safcties Paul
Waner leading the attack with three
hits. The Pirates now lead the Cubs
by one full game.
The st. Louis Cardinals opened a
home stand against Philadelphia and
had to work / innings To win, . 70
y. Blades single with the bases
loaded and two out was the dccidln g
punch. Frank Frisch tied the score
in the ninth with a homer and Lester
Bell knottcd the couat with another
in the last Of the 10th after the Phils
had forro' ahead in their half.
Ruth, Gehrig Tied
The New York Yankees score
against the st. Louis Browns did not
run into two figures, but the Hug
men COLLECTED their quota Of nom
ers. nevertheless, and won, 10 J..
Lou Gehrig sluggcd his 33d home
run in the sixth inning. Babe Ruth
went htless. Gehrig and Babe are
now tied up in their circuit chase
Herb rennock held the Brownies to
three hits.
The White Sox rallied in the l0th
20 defeat Washington, to 4. II was
The second time in three games the
teams needed extra innings to settle
the issnc.
Earl Whltchill had the better Of
Sammy Gray and Detroit defeated
Philadelphia, 3 to !, Harry Iieiman
hit for the circuit in the sixth.
Cleveland and the Boston Red Sox
were rained out.
Brewers Beat Saints
Jonnard let st. Paul down with two
hits yesterday while Milwaukee col
lected six from McQuaid and Hell
mach, to win 2 to L.. The SAINTS
lost Il chance to tie the count in the
ninth when Scarritt left third before
Gerken caught Wanningcr's sacrifice
fly. The bali was returned to third
and Scarritt was called out, ending
the game.
F'crde Schupp's wildness, coupled
with timely hitting by Toledo. sent
the Indians down to 4 1 to o defeat
Although the Mudhens touched
Schuupp for only four hits, one was ;
double by Lebourveau and anothe
was d homer by Bob Neach. The con
test was called after five inning:
because Of rain.
Friday was hit hard by the Colonies
on Wednesday, III hits being combet
off him before he was replaced BY
Wilkinson in the eighth and Column
bus won from Louisville. to ]
Meeker went the route for the Sen
ators. allowing seven hits.
Pat Malone Of the Millers pitched
steady game while he and his team
mates smashed out IL hits to bea
Kansas City, II to a.