The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
PICK DISTURBS
DODGERS WITH.
HEFTY WALL0P
Virgil Barnes Lets Cards
Down With One Hit as
Giants Win. 5 too
GEHRIG, RUTH HALTED
Detroit SOuthpaw Fans, Holds
Stars Hitless-Triple Fca-
lures Saints Win
(Rv the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
Another reason why the Chicago
Cubs are leading the National
League has been added to grow
ing list.
Eddie Pick, recently acquired by
Manager Joe Mccarthy from the
Kansas City Blues, broke up
pitchers battle i'm Brooklyn yester-
day with line drive home run over
he right centerfield fence at Ebbets
Field. The Cubs, as unit, could
Mt do much with the pitching Of
Norman Pitt, but Guy Bush was
even more Of Il puzzle to Wilbert
Robinson's Dodgers and the Cubs
won, to 0. Chicago has won every
game it has played with Brook
lyn this season.
The Pittsburgh Pirates were idle,
so the Chicago victory increased
that teams margin in first place
to a full game.
Giants Win
Virgil Barnes let the worlds
champion Cardinals down with one
hit i'm the first game Of III double
header, the Giants winning, 5 to 0.
st. Louis came back to win the
next, 7 to 3, behind Bob McGraw's
effective twirling. Manager Bob
O'Farrell kept Barnes out Of the
hall of fame with single in the
second inning. Frisch and Horns
by went hitless in both games.
Home runs were contributed by
Lindstrom, Harper and Schubel, the
latter now playing shortstop for St.
Louis.
The Gehrig- Ruth home run mara
thon was interrupted in Detroit by
Earl Whitehill, whose s6uthpaw
slants gave the Tigers a 6 to 3 VIC
tory over the Yankees in the stand
out game Of the American League.
ANY Yankee defeat at this stage of
the season is an upset, and White
hill, by tanning Ruth twice and
holding him hitless and adding two
more strike-outs at the expense of
Gehrig while giving him one hit,
upset the calculations OF these home
run twins to their evident disgust.
Washington Takes Fifth
Washington made it five straight
from the Cleveland Indians by win
ming by a 10 to 8 score in seven
innings. McAllister's tribe knock
ed Horace Lisenbee out of the box
with a seven run bombardment in
the fourth inning but the Senators
got to Lcvesen and Shaute, and
drove them out. Rain stopped the
game.
The Athletics pounded three st.
Louis pitchers hard and won a slug
fest from the Browns ID to II.
Simmons of Philadelphia stole
home in the fifth.
The Boston Red Sox lapsed into
an old stride at Chicago, and Ray
Schalk's team beat them A to l..
Thomas gained his thirteenth VIC
tory Of the year and was not scored
on until the ninth.
A triple play in the second game
was the feature yesterday of st.
Paul's twin victory over the Louis
Vile Colonels, BY scores Of 10 to 2,
and 9 to 4. &
The triple occurred when Dur
ocher nailed Shannon's line drive
Just back of second, snagged second
in time to catch Lewan and tossed
to first in time to get Rosenthau.
Louisville scored four runs in the
seventh inning of this game with
out a hit, and without an error be-
ing chalked against the Saints.
Beall walked five men. and struck
one batter, in the frame.
Brewers Beat Mudhens
Milwaukee annihilated the Toledo
Mudhens in the first game of their
double bill, winning 18 to l. The
Brewers garnered 20 hits off Maun.
In the second game, the Brewers
again took the Hens into camp, 4
to /. The double win cut Toledo's
lead to four games.
Minneapolis and Indianapolis
split their bill. the Millers grabbing
the opener to Z, and then dropping
the final, 5. to 3. An excellent day
was had by Mr.. Holke, who smacked
out two homers and three singles
in five times at bat.
Columbus and Kansas City split
their bill, the Senators storing
away the first game 8 to 2, and
the Blues retaliating in the twilight
session, 5 to l.