Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
WINNERS Use
This SYSTEM
Senators Breezing Along;
Giants Drop Smuggling
Affair to Robins
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON. JR.
Associated Press Snorts Writer


The idea Of having one big inning
70 win a baseball game seems to be
coming more and more into favor in
Fhe Major leagues. either by accident
|pr intent. The ~sluggers Of the big
Feagues, now finding their batting
eyes rapidly after a slow start. are
kDecom.g a group Of o~pportunists,
pounding out enough runs 20 gain
me victory at the moment the OPP
posing pitcher weakens.
One Big Frame
The seven big league games play
feu yesterday gave just one set OF
illustrations Of this fact out of the
many that have turned I'D lately
&Ehree Of these seven were decided
Euirectly by one big inning. while
ne same factor had an important
bearing on the result Of the Brook
FAyn-New York Giant sluggIng match
IN which most of the innings were
Dig ones. The Cincinnati Reds and
ST. Louis Cardinals had no chance
20 al. due TO wet grounds.
The Robins and the Giants carried
the ia to its limit as Brooklyn
FEi214wr the second time in a row
BY q Snore OF 10 TO Is. Brooklyn
scored{ eleven runs off four Giant
pitchers in the second frame only 10
have the Manhattan warriors come
back with a nine run third frame.
Philadelphia's National league or
~ganization likewise Won a game in
one inning with the Boston Braves
as their victims. After sever score
less stanzas OF a duel between Ray
Benge Of the Phillies and Bob Smith
&pf Boston, Philadelphia suddenly
started hitting in the eighth 10 score
al its runs in al 8 10 ? triumph.
M Bucs Too
The Pittsburgh Pirates gave the
Shicago Cubs seven runs IN the
irst three innings and got them all
BACK in one to beat the National
league champions Is to 8. The Pr
rates picked up . few runs first.
but 1t was the sever counters in
the sixth Snat gave them their ninth
victory in eleven games and put
them at the top OF the National
league standing.
The Washington Senators pro-
duced the only big inning In the
Tour American league games to win
their eighth in a row and make
Ethetr winning streak. the longest that
either major league has seen this
year. They also gave away seven
Funs in three innings. then tied the
score in the third as they pounded
&Tom Zachary and Roy Sherid from
fhe mound and went on to defeat
he New York Yankees III to s.
X The Philadelphia Athletics were
eontent TO get their runs III pairs.
but. led by al Simmons and Mickey
&.Cochrana. thee cot four twosomes
and . single to beat the Boston
RED Sox, Q to 5.
Faber Wins
Old Red Faber Of the Chicago
white Sox brought forth one Of the
bays two pitching feats as Chicago
downed the Detroit Tigers, 8 to g..
Feber went the full nine innings,
ard. although he gave IA hits. nc
aimed seven and had the backing
81 two home runs by Carl Reynolds
and one by Bill Cissell.
Cleveland's 6 70 4 victory over the
81. Louis Browns had the I.i01st
consecutive appear nee OF Joe Sew
"a its feature although he had
ag 70 DO with the triumph
aBs in no shape 70 play as he
been running a high tempera-
for two days. but he has missed
one game since he joined she
Ekians ten years ago and wante1 ~
reserve his record. Johnny Ho-
iarp'y home run in the third. the
.irst one hit by n Cleveland player
MS season. was the leading factor
~ 80 nvarthrnW M the Browns.