Evening star., 1932-03-27
RUTH'S SWATS FAIL.
TO SAVE YANKEES.
Hits Two Homers and Single,
but PhiIs Win, 8 to s.
AS Extended.

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Yankees, 8 to 6, today.
The Yankees had overcome a three
run lead piled up by the Phillies in the
first inning and were leading, to g.
when Walter Brown suddenly lest con-
troll Of the ball in the seventh and
eighth innings. AS result the Phil
lies put across five runs in the two
frames. Brown passed six men.
The fielding of both teams was rag
ged, the Phillies making five errors and
the Yankees four, three in the first
inning.
Philadelphia (N) 8 5
New York (A) )............... 6 8 4
Batteries-Collins, Jim Elliott Benge
and McCurdy; Andrews, Brown and
Wells.
EORT MYERS, Fla, March 26.-The
l. Philadelphia Athletics defeated the
House of David base ball team here
today by the close count of to 3. 1t
was the AS first tilt since last Tuesday
Carter and Deshong divided the
pitching for Connie Mack's club, the
latter allowing only one run in five
innings. Dykes had three hits and
Bing Miller whaled out two.
House of David. d......... 8 10 o
Philadelphia ..............4 10 l
Batteries-Ushka, Sweeney and Bar
rett; Carter, Deshong and Madjeski.
EoRT LAUDERDALE, Fla, March 26.
i Terrific hitting enabled the St.
Louis Browns to take 12-to-5 vic
tory over Buffalo of the International
League today in a game that included
five home runs.
All Buffalo scores were results of
home runs, two of which were by
Third Baseman Detore.
Goose Goslin knocked out a circuit
clout for the first time this season for
st. Louis.
Buffalo Il. L.)................5 8 /
ST. Louis (A.) )................l2 l6 2
Batteries-Schoof, Wilson and Har-
grave; Coffman, Blaeholder and Ben
cough.
CLEARWATER. Fla, March 90
~ Bunching II of their IA hits in
the last three innings, the Brook
lyn Dodgers came from behind today
to defeat the Boston Braves. 10 to 8.
The Braves got away to flying start,
scoring five runs off DazZy Vance in
the first five innings. Fred Heimach
spiked their attack, however, while the
Dodgers put across two in the sixth.
five in the seventh and three in the
eighth.
Joe Strip connected with four of
Brooklyn'S hits.
Wilson got three singles and O'Doul
hit home run in the big seventh.
Boston ............... 8 is 2
Brooklyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 IA l
Batteries-sherdel McAffee, Can't
well and Hargrave; Vance, Heimach
and IODeZ Sukeforth
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 26-
~ Willis Hudlin held the New Orleans
Pelicans to five hits here today to
allow the Cleveland Indians to win,
to 0.
Rose. Pelican right fielder, was the
only player able to touch Hudlin for
more than a single. Joe Vosmik, In
dian left fielder, and Luke Sewell,
catcher, each clouted a double and
triple
Cleveland (A) .............. 0
New Orle ans IS. A. .......... 0 /
Hud'in and Sewell; Gliatto and
Austry.
GAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-With
- Warneke hurting in midseason
form, the Chicago Cubs trimmed the
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day.
Warneke went the full nine innings
and allowed only five scattered hits.
The Cubs punched three hits for two
runs in the first and duplicated 1t in
the second to complete their scoring.
Chlcago CN.l ..-......'.'.' ~ y
Missions tP. c. L.. 3
Warneke and Hartnett; zahniser,
Lieber and HOfmann Ricci.
TORT WORTH, Tex, March 26.-Led
l. by Hal Anderson and his three
two-base hits, the Chicago White
Sox defeated Fort Worth again today,
7 to S.
Sad Sam Jones held the Cats to four
hits in five innings, but Alphonse
Thomas was treated less courteously,
yielding four runs in the last two in
nings.
steinecke ard Perry hit home runs
off Thomas.
Chicago CA. L) )............. 7 10 l
Fort Worth IT. L).......... 5 10 a
Jones, Thomas and Jolley; Whit
worth, McCabe and Krauss, Steinecke.
LOS ANGELES, March 26.-The De-
troit Tigers bunched nine hits off Steve
Swetonic and downed the Pittsburgh
FHdteS IoQdy, W 4.
Pltspurgh ''.'''''..''''.'''' = 4 4
Batteries-Swetonic and Brenzel;
Uhle, Goldstein and Ruel.
MACON, Ga, March 26.-Tom Oliver
lV1 banged out three doubles as the
Boston Red Sox overwhelmed
Hartford by a l0-to-l score today on
the Eastern Leaguers' training diamond.
Trip Sigman. the SoXs new outflelder,
played the entire game, and, although
he managed to get two singles and =
double on five trips to the plate. re-
vealed a weakness against shoulder
high pitches.
R.H.E.
Boston (A) SO IL l
Hartford (ELl 100000 8
Batteries-Kline, Michaels and Stories !;
Higgins, Greene, Engel and Kimbril,
Hoctor.
TAMPA, FLA, March 26.-Cincin-
l. natl fought the St. Louis Cardinals
t. a deadlock for six inninge to-
| day, but then Frankie Frisch broke up
the argument by hitting a home run
to give the champions a 4-to-2 victory
Frisch thus atoned for a couple OF
error7 he made in the sixth that gave
the Reds their two runs.
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st. Louis CNo o...............
Cincinnati (ND ........ 5
Rhem, Carleton and Mancuso; Wy
song, Carroll and Lombardi, Manion.
OAKLAND, Calf, March 26.-De,
~ spite a seventh-inning rally which
drove Herman Bell, New Yorl
Giants pitcher, from the mound. thu
Oakland club Of the Pacific Coas
League went down to defeat here toda!
Is to 8.
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New York IN. L.) IL
Oakland (P. C. L. )..... 8 IL
Bell. Gibson and Healey; Kasich
Rudolph, Hurst and Read, Pool.