The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-08-31
Paul Derringer Is
Leading Rookie in
Big League Circles
St. Louis HurIer Conceded
Chance to Finish Ahead Of
All Contenders
(By The Associated Press)

Travelling at his present clip, Big
Paul Derringer of the st. Louis Car
dinals will have little difficulty quail
flying as the outstanding major league
rookie OF 1881. He might even. with
a little luck, finish his first season as
the leading pitcher OF the Nationa.
League.
When he shut out the Pittsburgh
Pirates, 5 to 0, III the first game OF a
double -header yesterday. the former
Rochester ace fixed his record for the
year at fifteen victories and six de-
feats. His winning average IS topped
by only one regular, Jess Haines, also
Of the Cardinals.
The days outstanding performance
went to Phil Collins OF the Phillies
who allowed only one hit in beating
the New York Giants, 3 to 0. IN the
second game Of a double-header.
18th victory as the Boston Braves
tenth victory as the Boston Braves
humbled the Brooklyn Robins, 3 to 2,
in the first half of a twin bill. Her
mans home run in the ninth with
O'Doul on base deprived Brandt OF a
shutout.
The Cincinnati Reds fell upon Pat
Malone for four runs in the eighth
inning to SQUARE their series with the
Chicago Cubs. a to 3.
Twenty-Five thousand Boston fans
watched the Red SoX lose "a to 4 to
the New York Yankees. Led by Lou
Gehrig. who belted his thirty-seventh
home run. a double and two singles.
the Yanks collected II hits off four
Sox curvers. Ben Chapman con-
tributing a brace OF home runs to the
assault.
Using a second string battery. the
Athletics caught Of their infre-
uuent beatings from the Washington
Senator's, S to 1. Myer, Manush and
Manush and West led a fruitful at
tack on the veteran Eddie Rommel.
while Alvin Crowder held the AS in
check.
Goose Goslin smashed six hits. In
Guiding a homer and two doubles. as
the St. Louis Browns turned on the
Cleveland Indians and swept a dou-
BILE header. 8 TO 3 and 6 to 3. Walt
Stewart and Dick Coffman were the
winning hurlers.
The Chicago White SoX committed
eight errors and their four pitchers
allowed twelve bases on balls, but they
defeated Detroit. 10 to 8, in twelve in
nings. The loss dropped the Tigers
into a tie with the SoX for last place.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Senators Humble Athletics
Philadelphia . GOO oIo COO ,
Rommel and Heving; Crowder and
Spencer.
Browns Win Twice
ST. Louis =. H. 0O2 O20-S II 3
Cleveland :. DOL OO0 O2O--S 7 3
Stewart and Ferrcll: Jablonowski,
Lawson, Harder and Scwcll.
st. Louis -. 200 900 04o-s "a I
Cleveland =. o20 o1 900 ) II 8
Coffman and Bengough, Brown,
Harder and Myatt.
Tigers Take >lugfest
Detroit. ooi $50 600 ooo-s 10 ,
Thomas, Weiland. Lyons, Frasier
and Tate. CRUDE: Uhle, Hogsett and
Grabowski. Hayworth.
Ynnks swamp Boston
Boston Sew Work *. : ~ ~ saS : 1o- = 7
Johnson and Dickey; MacFayden.
Lisenbee, Morris. Mclaughlin and
Berry, Connolly.
NATIONAL I.EAGUE
Cards Win Twtn-BW
Pittsburgh -. 900 100 O00-1 Z I
st. Louis -. 20 600 cOX-5 IA 1
Kremer, Osborn, and Grace; Der
ringer and Wilson.
Pittsburgh -. 90 100 ooo--t 7 I
st. Louis -. O0S O1O 0Ox-4 Z 0
Wood and Spencer, Phillips. Halla-
han and Wilson.
Reds Beat Cubs
Cincinnati -. 900 900 O4O--4 s 1
Chicago $50. 900 O10 02O-3 q I
Lucas and Sukeforth; Malone and
Hartnett.
pills. Giants Split
Philadelphia 900 O2O 600 Z I
New York ;. 121 301 OOX-S Is 0
Benge, Elliot, Bo1en n Davis;
Hubbell and Hogan, O'Farrel.