The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-11
PHILADELPHIA ONLY
SIX GAMES BEHIND
AMERICAN LEADERS
st. Louis Browns Stage Two
Rallies to Nose Out New
Workers Twice
LON WARNEKE WINS AGAIN
Giants Are RELOCATED to Cellar
Through Double Beating
BY Cincy
LON WARNEKE WINS AGAIN
(By The Associated Press

The Philadelphia Athletics were
only six games out of first place in
the American League Monday, hay
ing written into the record one Of
the most spectacular long-distance
victories in baseball history.
Eighteen innings they Travelled
Sunday to beat out the Cleveland In
dams. IS to II, and it was game the
likes of which wont be seen once IN
a blue moon. II was won and lost
half-dozen times before Jimmie FoXX
finally scored the deciding run.
To give some idea. Johnny Burnett
of the Indians collected nine hits in
IL times at bat, anc MS teammates,
Averill and Morgan, each cracked
five. FoyX. with six hits. including
three home runs, knocked in EIGHT
runs for the AS. There were So hits.
Burnetts feat, for all tie records
disclose, might have established
major league record. The accepted
mark of seven hits, set by Wilbert
Robinson before the turn of the
century. was in regulation length
contest.
Rommc: Works Long
The veteran Ed Rommel went the
asst II innings for the Athletics and
IN the end gained the nod over young
Wesley Terrell, who was firing them
over the last II and fraction frames
for the Indians. But for the fact
that Ed Morgan, Cleveland first
baseman. let an easy roller tricklc
through bis lee after two were out
in the ninth. Cleveland would have
won then and there.
What made the victory doubly
sweet to the AS was the fact the
Yankees were being taken over the
Jumps twice by St. Louis. 10 to and
to 7. The Yanks don't look like the
team they were week ago, before
Bill Dickey took his celebrated swipe
at Carl Reynolds and Lefty Gomez
dropped his cloak of invincibility
The Browns knocked Gomez from
the bill in the first game to hand
him his third straight defeat
Detroit divided a pair with the
Red SoX, winning the first to and
dropping the second Is to 2. Big
Smead Jolley of the Sox pounded
seven hits during the afternoon to
move into place among the leagues
batters.
While ALVIN Crowder pit h e d
steady ball, Washington pelted three
White SoX flippers for 10 hits and
Is to 3 victory
Pittsburgh and Chicago were
stand-off in their torrid race for Ma
tional League honors as both cap
tured Sabbath encounters. The
Pirates picked up an 8 to 7 win over
Brooklyn when Hack Wilson let a
drive get away from him in the ninth
Warneke Wins Another
Chicago's dazzling sophomore, Lon
ME Warneke, shut the Braves out
to 0 on six hits for his 18th success
of the year. Gabby Hartnett led
the Cubs at bat with home run,
double and single.
The Cincinnati Reds, receiving two
well-pitched games. didn't do a thing
but belabor the Giants twice, to 4
and to 2. The Reds. with eight vic
tories in 10 games, were out of the
basement Monday, leaving eighth
place to the New Workers. Red Lucas
pitched his 18th consecutive complete
game in the first tilt. and Owen Car
roll out-dueled Adolfo Luque in the
nightcap.
Bill Hallahan and Dizzy Dean
hurled the Cardinals to double win
over the Phillies. to and to l.
Dean yielding only five hits. The
twin victory pushed the world cham
plons all the way from sixth place
to fourth in the league standing.
Tigers, BOsox Split
BoSton-The Tigers won the first
game from Boston, 7 to 5, and the
Red SoX took the second, 10 to ..
First Game
Detroit. -. 100 900 24O-7 10 /
Boston -. 600 O02 DIP u 1
Wyatt. Marrow and Hayworth; Dur
ham, Moore, Kline and Tate, Con-
molly.
Second Game
Detroit. 200 900 600 2 u O.
Boston 80. 100 900 12x-13 IS O,
Goldstein. Scwell and Ruel, Esau-
tells; Weiland and Tate, Connolly
CrOwder Beats ChisOx
Observation-Disclosures pitched we'll
and Washington beat the White Sox.
- to 3.
r H E.
Chicago -. O02 900 010-3 II L
Washington OILS 203 11x-13 10 o.
Caraway, Frasier, Evans and CRUDE;
CroWder and Maple.
Browns Squelch Leaders