The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-14
ATHLETICS
FALL RUNCS
'hicago Rises to Third
Place By Trouncing St.
Louis Tuesday

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Philadelphia's Athletics dropped
from third to fifth place in the
American league standing Tues
dav when beaten. 10 to 6, by the
Washington Senators.
Joe CrOnin'S Senators pounded
Walberg. Mahaffey and Grove fol
10 hits. including Goose Goslin''
home run in the seventh, which
featured a four-run rally. GOslir
also contributed two doubles, anC
his mate Heinie ManuSh shared
attack honors with three singles
and two doubles for a perfect
day at bat. Thomas and Russell
held the AS to 10 Safeties.
Chicago advanced to third place
by trouncing St. Louis. 8 TO l
behind Whitlow WAITS one-hit
pitching. Ted Guilic'S ninth-in,
ming single prevented Wyatt from
registering a nO-hit game. The
Browns made their lone tally in
the third frame when Wyatt al
lowed two Of his six bases on
balls. A sacrifice and felder's
choice accounted for the tally,
The ChiSox collected II safeties
off Mcdonald. Gray and Stiles,
punching some for four runs in
the third.
Cleveland rose TO fourth posi-
ton when a ninth-inuing rally
gave the Indians 1 to o ShutOut
over Detroit. Frank Pytlak'S sim
Gle drove home Joe NoSmik. who
had tripled, giving young Oral
Iildebrand his ninth victory Of
the season. In a mound duel with
Tommy Bridges. Hildebrand held
the Tigers TO two hits, while
Bridges yielded seven scattered
SafetieS.
The tail-end Boston Red Sox
registered their second straight
victory over the leading New
York Yankees, 6 to 5. when Dusty
Cooke broke up a 4-all tie with a
home run with one aboard in the
seventh. This blow followed =
run squirt by Boston in the fifth.
LLOYD Brown held the Yanks to
seven hits, including Lou Gehrig'S
18th homer of the season in the
first game. raising him to a tie
with Babe Ruth and Jimmy FoXX
for home run leadership. Danny
MacFayden and Van Alta gave
the Red Sex II hits.
The St. Louis Cardinals re-
tanned second place in me Ma
tional league ranking after 4 clos,
battle with Pittsburgh for the po-
Sition. They nOSed out the Pr
rates, 4 to 3. when Gus Suhr'S e.
ror in the ninth permitted Char
ley Wilson to reach second from
where ne advanced on two sue
ceSSive plays to score the winning
run. Suhr had tied the count fov
Pittsburgh in the first half of the
mint hwhen he hit a home run
with a mate aboard. Steve Swe-
tonic held the Cards to FIVE hits,
while Dizzy Dean allowed the Pr
rates seven.
Cincinnati advanced to 4 fourth
place tie with Chicago by virtue
of ? to l victory over the Cubs.
Three Chicago errors contributed
to the Reds triumph. Paul Der
ringer beSted Lonnie Warneke in
u mound duel largely because
Billy Herman fumbled two rollers
hit by Johnny Moore of the Reds.
Chick Hafey drove Moore home
each time Herman allowed him to
make first base. Warneke allowed
the Reds eight hits, while Der
ringer held the Cubs to six.
The leading New York Giants
beat Boston, 6 to 8, when Carl
Hubbell bore down with his screw
ball to offset seven errors made
by his New York mates. He held
the Braves to six scattered hits,
while the Giants collected nine off
Belts. Seibold and Mangum. The
Giants combined walk. a single,
a double and u single for three
runs in the eighth.
Brooklyn sank closer to the
league cellar when overwhelmed.
! ) TO 4. by the laSt-place Phil
lies, who hammered Beck. Clark,
Ryan and Shaute for 20 hits.
some Of which were punched for
Spurts Of four runs in the frs.
frame and five in the sixth.
Chuck Klein and Chick FulnS
led the Philadelphia u tack with
five and four hits respectively.
Ed Holley allowed the Dodgers
10 hits.