The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-06
INJURIES HELP PITCHERS TO
4. SUBDUE LUSTY JOE HAUSER
Minneapolis SIugger Needs On
~ Five More Homers to
Tie Record

Association pitchers have not been
able to do much against Joe Hauser'a
effort for q new league home run
record. but injuries to the big Miller
first baseman may preserve Nick Gull
lop's mark.
Hauser Tuesday had 40 home runs
and needed only five more to tie the
standard OF 81 set by Cullop in 1880.
However, for the second time Of the
season, he Is out of action with In
juries and is not expected to return
for another week. The Millers APP
parently miss him as much as they
did during his last absence, for some
thing has been lacking from their Of
tense. Against st. Paul they drop
ped three out of five, and at least one
game might have been won with a
little more hitting.
The defeats failed to have any bad
effect on Minneapolis lead over Co
lumbus, however, and the Millers
probably will meet Newark, which
Monday made certain Of the Interna-
tional League title. in the "ittle
world SERIES" The Millers Monday
divided with the Saints, losing the
morning game, IL to 2, and winning
the second, Is to 9.
Columbus, after taking Toledo twice
Sunday, lost both ends Of the holiday
entertainment to the Mudhens, 6 to 3,
and to /.
Milwaukee put the brakes on Kan
sas City's drive for third place by
winning both holiday games, IL to Z,
and 3 to /.
Indianapolis dropped Louisville in
to q tie with st. Paul at the bottom
OF the league by taking both games,
one in the afternoon and the other
at night. The Indians took the day
light contest, to I, behind Bill
Thomas good pitching, and grabbed
the night game, 4 to 2.
Scores by innings:
s. Twins Break Even
st. Paul-The Twins broke even in
two games, st. Paul taking the first
II to 2 and Minneapolis the second,
10 to 8.
st. Paul. -. O5O O30 O0O-ll IL o
Minneapolis 0Ol 600 1OO-2 10 2
Van Alta and Snyder; Henry, Day,
Vandenberg and Richards.
Minneapolis 1o4 III Oils IS 5
st. Paul. -. l21 POI 2OO-0 l6 3
Benton, Ryan, Petty and Richards;
Munns, Adkins. Harriss and Snyder.
Toledo Wins Pair
ColumbuS-The Red Birds hopes of
catching the league-leading Mime
apolis club were lessened by Toledo's
double victory, 7 to ! and 9 to 8.
Toledo. 600 1903 lol-s % !
Columbus. 600 200 co.'s 10 q
Graghead. Lawson and O'Neill; Lee,
Blake. Weinert and sprinz. o,Dea.
Toledo. !. 600 12l 500 3 ?
Columbus. 0lO 600 OO0-l 8 4
Bean and Henline; Dean, Blake,
Osborne and O'Dea.
Brews Win Twice
Kansas City-The Brewers took two
games from Kansas City, II to Z, and
3 and !, the latter going only six inn
ings.
Milwaukee. COS 600 3oo-l2 IS o
Kansas City 004 10 Ol0--7 II 2
Stiely, Braxton, Caldwell and
Young: Carson, Fette and Collins.
Milwaukee 800. 2o1 ooo-s { Q
Kansas City 80. 900 100 4 o
Game called 9Th allow Kansas City
to catch train.
Knott and Crouch: Blackwell, Tow-
Ter. Using and Collins, Snyder.
Indians Crush Colonies
indianapolis indianapolis won two
pitchers battles from Louisville to
/ and I to2.
Louisville. 600 ool ooo-i &
Indianapolis 900 0l0 30x- 1 II Z
Penner and Erickson: Thomas ant
Riddle.
, Louisville. 400 600 Ooo-2 {
indianapolis 800 0lO O0x-4 8 :
Jonnard. Mclean and Shea; Dasli,
and Riddle.
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