The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-21
new WORKERS STAGE.
bELATED RUSH AND.
SUPPLANT SENATORS.
Fourth Place Cleveland Indians
Can Move Neither Up
Nor Down
CHlSOX REMAIN IN CELLAR
National League in Settled Con-
dition With Top Places
Clinched
CHlSOX REMAIN IN CELLAR
(By The Associated Press

(By The Associated Press
With the end of the major league
season a week away and the two PEN
nants firmly in the grasp of the
Philadelphia Athletics and st. Louis
Cardinals, there still are several
places in the major league standings
to be decided in the last seven days.
The National League is in a fairly
settled condition with the first three
places clinched but only about three
of the American League clubs can be
sure of where they will finish. The
AS are safe at the top; the fourth
place Cleveland Indians can move
neither up nor down, and the Chicago
White Sox are rot likely to get out
of the cellar. But second place is
the source of some excitement as the
New York Yankees have staged a be-
lated rush to win ten games in a row
to grab the post from Washington
while at the top of the second di-
vision, Detroit and Boston are tied
and st. Louis is only a half game be-
hind.
The Yanks' streaks, put New York
ahead of Washington Saturday and
kept the Mccarthy men there yester-
day when each won a double header.
New York downed Cleveland Z to l
and 10 to 4. Babe Ruth and Lou
Gehrig continued their race for home
run honors. Gehrig hit his 45th
homer in the first rally and Ruth
clouted his 44th in the second game
burst.
Pat Caraway of the Chicago White
Sox was the victim of the Washing
toms double victory. He pitched the
final inning of the opener and was
nicked for the run that gave the Sen
ators a 4-3 victory then relieved Gar
land for the last four frames OF the
second game and granted two runs IN
the seventh that cost him the game
GA.
st. Louis and Boston had a double
header rained out while Detroit. with
the Athletics, was not scheduled.
After clinching second place in the
National League Saturday, the New
York Giants turned around yesterday
and dropped both games OF a double
header to Chicago. Brooklyn took a
6 to / decision from the Cardinals, but
the best the Robins can do o is 7
tie Chicago.
Chicago hammered four pitchers
for 20 hits in the opener to win Is to
s. In the second game the Cubs won
z to 6.
Gabby Street. the Cardinal man
ager. donned a mask for three innings
to receive Sylvester JohnSton's pitch
es. The battery was not aS'succesStul
as Clark and Lopez for Brooklyn and
the Robins had a comparatively S
victory as st. Louis got only eight
hits.
The Cincinnati Reds sent the Bos-
ton Braves into seventh, behind the
idle Phillies, by winning two games.
5 to 2 and IA to 5.
Scores by innings:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Reds Win Twin Bill
Boston 49,. 200 900 900 Z Q
Cantwell and Bool; Benton and
Sukeforth. -,
II II u
Boston :;.... 900 900 s sss 600 i !
Cunningham, Zachary and Cronin;
Bool: Johnson, Strelecki. Kolp ana
Asbjornsop.
Robins Beat Champs
Brooklyn . o2o 211 ooo-s IL Q
ST. Louis -. 900 900 100 8 2
Clark and Lopez; Johnson, Stout
and Street, Gonzales.
Chicago Wins Two
New York =. 1ss s 600 200: zoo j i : !
Hubbell. Chaplin n O'Farrell,
Haley; Malone and Hartnett.
New York ;. o4o 1o1 BOO 10 Q
Chicago $50. $50 200 OOx-7 > .
Parmalee and o'Farrell; Warneke
and Hartnett.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yank Wallop Indians
Cleveland .. 100 ooo ooO-1a 2
Nf Mar aers Lawson asS 'i and 1. seWell /;
johnson and Dickey.
Cleveland $500. 100 002 Ia s 3
New York $50. ESQ O03 x-1O s l
Connally and Myatt; Rhodes and
Senator's Take Chixox
Chicago 49,. 600 o2o oO1-3 3 2
Washington . 020 600 1O1-4 9 G
Frasier, Caraway and CRUDE; Crow
der and Bolton, Spencer.
Chicago ..... 100 012 0O-4 .
Washington >. 900 400 2x- s !
(Called d~arkness.)
Garland, Caraway and CRUDE
weaver ana enc