The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-20
SEES NINTH STRAIGHT GAME
Yanks Slide Back to Deadlock With
Senators; Giants Maintain Margin
Crowd Worked Into Frenzy
When Umpires Fail to
Agree on Putout
(By the Associated Press)

New Yorks two league-leadins bail
clubs, the Giants and the Yankees,
both are having real battles on their
hands but in Wednesdays round at
least they were OF entirely different
varieties.
While the Yanks were being showed
back into tie with Washington's
Senators through the medium OF an
81 defeat at the hands of the Chi
cago White Sox while the Senators
were nosing out the st. Louis Browns.
81, the Giants very nearly went into
fisticuffs with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
A disputed decision in the fourth
inning OF the opener, when even the
umpires failed to agree, caused an
argument that just stopped short of
riot and delayed the game Is min
utes. The question was whether
Freddy Lindstrom had caught Fred
Fitzsimmons' liner or not. Umpire
Barr first ruled it an out, then after
consultation with Moran. at third,
decided it was a hit and Gus Man
cusco had scored the first run of the
game.
BUGS Bunch Hits
Both teams joined in the dispute
and the police were kept busy for a
while restraining the throng Of a.
600. When things Gained down, the
BUGS went on to bunch their hits be-
hind Larry French's fine hurting and
win Al. The Giants opened up early
IN the second clash, scored four runs
in the first frame and won 7-3 when
Carl Hubbell pitched great relief ball
after Watson Clark had been thumped
off the slab in the first inning.
st. Louis under the guidance Of Al
Sothoron after Bill Killefer's resigna-
ton as manager Wednesday, came
from behind to tie the score against
Washington but succumbed to three
hit, two-run rally in the eighth.
The Cleveland Indians had to 60
Is innings to beat Boston's Red Sox
81. Detroit split a double header
with the Philadelphia Athletics. The
AS won the opener 7-3, then the
Tigers hammered out Is hits and a
los victory In the second clash.
The Cincinnati Reds showed Brook
Ign into seventh place in the National
League by edging out 6-to-5 victory.
Scores by innings:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chisox Break Yank Streak
Chicago. 600 900 7lo-s : 8
New York. 02O 900 002-4 Ii ;
Jones and CRUDE; Brown, Moore,
Devens and Dickey.
Senators Nose Out Browns
St. Louis. 100 2so> oo,-7 Is I
Washington 101 400 O2x--8 IA 2
wells and Shea; Stewart, Thomas
Athletics, Tigers Split
First Game
Detroit -. 100 200 Coos
Philadelphia COS 1Ol COX II
Fischer, Herring and Hayworth, De-
sautes; Mahaffey, Earnshaw and
Detroit 80. oos 40 ool--lo Il
Philadelphia 003 600 oil 10
Marberry, Rowe and Hayworth:
cam, Coomes. Freitas, Peterson and
Cochrane. Madjeski.
Indians Win In 18th
r H E
oos 200 zoo 600 Is "A 0
Boston
600 800 sol 900 o. : u 4
w. Terrell. Connolly, Hudlin, G.
Brown and Pytlak: H. johnson.
WEIGH, Kline, Weiland and r, FerreIl'
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Reds Nose Out Robins
Brooklyn. 200 100 oo2-s 3 3
Cincinnati. OH 900 l2x- 6 8
Beck, Ryan and Outen: johnson.
kolp, Smith, Derringer and Lombardi.
BUGS and Giants Split
First Game
New York. 600 100 O00-l s ,
Pittsburgh. 600 002 11x- 8 o
FItzSlmmons and Mancuso: French
and Grace.
Second Game
New York. 4o2 600 1907. "a
Pittsburgh. 800 600 O00- -
Clark, Hubbeu and Mancuso: Smith
aarris Hoyt. Chagnon, Swetonic and
Plcinich. Grace.