New Britain herald., 1928-06-14
REDS TAKE TEN INNING
 GAME FROM GIANT CLAN
Cincinnati Scores Fourth Victory Over New York Cards Run Away From Braves - Dodgers Down
 Cubs-Phillies End Spurt of Pirates - Yankees
 Outast White Sox-Athletics Swamp Tigers-In- dians Beat Senators-Browns Nose Out Red Sox.
By the Associated PresA

By the Associated Presa
 The Cincinnati bubble may burst. but the suspicion in New York is that any such bursting probably will occur right in the faces Of the Giants-if. indeed, 1t has not already occurred. John McGraw Is inclined to the belief that the Reds may have used bricks in their assault on his unsuspecting help through the last four days
 The Cincinnati host escaped to the easier life Of Philadelphia today with three giant scalps to show for four engagements at the Polo Grounds. The Rhinelanders pulled ont yesterdays game. to 3, in the 10th after permitting the Giants to climb into tie with two runs in the eighth. The game in all it's aspects was . pitchers battle between Jack Hendricks and John McGraw, with Jack flashing four against only three for John.
 Jakie May. who shut out the Giants, 8 to c. on Sunday, failed in an iron man role. and Carl Mays and Ray Kolp appeared briefly while the big New York eighth was at its height. Eppa Rixey quieted the dis turbance and remained to win when the Reds prodded Dutch Henry for two runs in the tenth.
 At Boston Rogers Hornsby drew into the home run leadership Of the National league by clubbing his 18th, and raised his personal bat ting figure to AIS, but the Cardinals ran away with the ball game. l to $. The Back Bay home run epl- iemic continued unchecked, "th Chick Hafey. Jim Bottomley, Frank Frisch and Taylor Douthit of the Cardinals joining Hornsby in a spree. Hafey went so far as to Int two. but each Of the others was sat- lsfed with one.
 Charley R:gler probably escaped A reversal by the league head when Brooklyn won from the Cubs at Eb- bets field, [ to 7. With the Robins leading. 5 to l, in the fifth, Bressier vas on first with one out Del Bis sonette raised a foul which Hartnett jugxled three times and then caught. Bressler, acting within his rights. tagged up and raced for second the moment the ball first touched the catcher's glove.
 Umpire Hart at first base ruled Bressler out when Hartnett thre" to Grim, but Umpire Jordan at third caused Hart to reverse the ruAng Rieler, the umpire-in-chief, ther changed the decision back again and Bressler vas officially but ln' correctly out.
 The Philies ended tha spurt of the Pirates by rallying against Bur leigh Grimes ill the ninth for three runs which won. to 5, Art Jahn recent Giant, broke up the game with a double.
 The American league satuation re- mained much the same. The Yankees outlasted the White Sox to win, 8 to 6, in q game notable for the absence of home runs. Waite Hoyt went the route and worked hard for his eighth victory Of the season. Ted Lyons survived a saw age Yankee attack in the first, and also pitched the full game.
 Old Jack Quinn flashed back into form at Detroit, and the Athletics won easily. F 10 3. The Tigers prob ably would not have had the five Ii the Athletics had had any fewer than dozen.
 Washington rallied in the ninth al Cleveland, but fell just short enough to enable the Indians to win, to on some good pitching by Shaute Much better pitching than the score indicates Horace Lisenbee va! knocked out by the Indians.
 The st. Louis Browns had to gt 10 innings 10 nose out the Red So8 to 8, in a game marked by si, home runs in thre" innings. The cir cult blows were cvently divided be tween the two clubs. with a pair go ing 10 Dudley Brannon. St. Loui! second basenan, who raised his sea sons total 10 six.