The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-20
GIANTS STAGE
10TH SHUTOUT
Team Expected to Crack
Makes Most Amazing
Pennant Race
By JACK CUDDY
;teJ Press Staff Correspondent


out of the season Monday, blank
/ ing Chicago, 8 to 0, when Hal
! Schumacher limited the Cubs to
three hits for his fifth shutout
Of the year.
This victory enabled the Ter
rymen to extend their National
! league lead to one and a half
games over st. Louis and marked
| their l4th win in the last 20 Of
! fetal games, which is not bad for
club selected by most Of the
experts to finish well down III
second division.
In fact, the Giants consistent
play is probably the most amaz-
| ing factor in the National pen
nant race. Even the thousands
of New York fans who, for weeks,
have been waiting for them to
crack. at last are persuaded that
Bill Terry's outfit is propelled by
ability and not blind luck.
Since there actually is not out
standing club in the circuit this
season, it begins to dawn upon
Gotham fans that the Giants
have a good chance Of coping
the National flag and possibly
playing the New York Yankees in
a nickel world series"
In yesterdays second straight
| shutout over the Cubs, young
| Schumacher bested Charley Root
lin a mound duel, despite the
Giants four error. Root yield
ed seven hits. Lefty O'Doul, the
Giants new outfielder, contribute
ed three singles in four attempts
New York punched three singles
for a run in the first frame. anc
two singles, a double and a field
er's choice gave them two more
tallieS in the eighth.
st. Louis lost ground Wher
lnosed out, 6 to 5, by Brooklyn
Johnny Frederick's ninth-innina
single sent Jimmy Jordan scamp
cring home from second with the
winning run. Danny Taylor drove
out Brooklyn homer in the THIRD
with one aboard. The Cards out
hit the flatbushers IS to 10, bu'
were unable to bunch their safe
ties effectively. Walker, John
Ison, Carleton and Haines hurled
for St. Louis, against Thurstor
and Shaute.
| A four-run squirt in the seventh
enabled the last-place Phillies t.
muscle out Cincinnati, 8 to Z
| The Phils combined three hits
two walks and an error for the
lrally. The Reds outhit the Quak
| ers, collecting IA safeties of
! Hansen. Liska and Elliott, while
philadelphia made II off John
lson, Quinn and Frey.
| Pittsburgh at Boston was play
ed in a double-header Sunday.
| In the American league, the
New York Yankees continued tC
find travelling mighty expensive
| dropping their ninth game out OF
lis starts on the present roaC
! trip, when Chicago beat them, 4
Ito 8. This cut the Yanks' leac
to a bare half game over WASH
IingtOn.
| The Chisox punched five OF
their 10 hits for. all four tallies
lin the fourth frame. Lou Gehrie
lied the Yankee attack, driving II
1.-The three runs, accounting fol
1.-TWO in the eighth with his 10th
homer of the season. Babe Ruth
was out of the New York line
up with a slight touch of grippe
Gomez, MacFayden and Brown
hurled for the Yanks against
| Durham and Faber Of Chicago
who allowed seven safeties.
Boston rose out of the cellar
by virtue Of a 5 to 2 win oven
Cleveland, when George Pipgras
registered his second victory oven
the Indians in five years of hurl-
ling. He held the Indians to five
Ihits, while Brown, Hudlin and
Craghead yielded 10 to the Sox,
including Harry Warstler's fifth
inning homer that accounted for
three runs. "
Detroit rose into a birthplace
tie with Philadelphia by taking
the third straight game from the
Athletics, 8 to 4. The Tigers
hammered Grove and CoOmbs fol-
liz hits, including Charley Gehr,
Iinger's homer in the fourth, fea-
turing four-run rally. He drove
in two runners before him. Vic
Frazier held the AS to six hits
one a home run by Frank Hig'
gins in the fifths. ....-
Washington sank st. Louis into
the cellar by crushing the Browns
10 to 4, after pounding Herbert,
Gray, Coffman and Stiles for %
hits, including home runs by
Kuhel, Schultz, Cronin and Har,
ris. Bruce Campbell of the
Browns contributed a fifth hom-
Ell to the game in the fourth
Wally Stewart held the Browns
to 10 scattered safeties. Man
ager Joe Cronin and Heinie Man
ush led the Senators attack
Cronin driving in five runs with
five hits in six attempts. Manush
also made five safeties in SIX
trips to the plate.
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