The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-03
Have Collision on Paths in
Warm Game; Senators and
Giants Advance
(By the Associated Press


Cardinals, both battling to get to the
top of the National League standing,
have developed the same sort of
scrappy spirit which aided the WASH
ington Senators in their climb to the
American League lead but at times
brought stiff penalties.
Twice in the last two days the riv-
airy between the Pirates and the
Cards has broken out into fistic fire
works but so far their series is all
even. The Pirates are three games
behind the league-leading New York
Giants and the Cards twice as far
back.
Bill Walker, st. Louis southpaw, and
Floyd "Arky" Vaughan, young pirate
shortstop, started the fireworks We'd
nesday after they had collided on the
base paths in the ninth inning. With
the BUGS one run behind and Paul
Waner on base, Vaughan hit into a
double play and crashed into Walker
as the pitcher beat him to first on
the play. They were separated after
few swings, but in the meantime
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ragged for Is minutes as umpire George
Magerkurth first allowed the run,
then reversed his decision.
When they finally resumed, Waner
was sent back to third. scored on Leo
Durochers error, then the Cards went
on to win to 3 in the 18th when Joe
Medwick singled Frank F'risch home.
Giants Win Suggest
The Giants slammed out "a hits to
win the second game 10 to l after
the Phils won the first 13 to s.
The Chicago Cubs remained ahead
of the Cards by defeating the Cincin-
natl Reds 10 to 6.
The Boston Braves got an even
break with the Brooklyn Dodgers in
a doubleheader. They pounded Wal
ter Beck for an 8-5 victory in the
opener but Van Mungo stopped them
in the second clash 81.
A sudden hitting revival on the par,
Of the Philadelphia Athletics helped
the Washington Senators to double
their lead over New York in the Am.
erican League race. Washington
turned back the Boston Red Sox 81
The AS hit four Yankee pitchers with
everything but the bat bag, piling uK
10 hits to win Is to 3.
| The Cleveland Indians put oyel
eight runs in the ninth after St. Loui
had tied the score and beat thu
Browns 1913. The Chicago White
Sox staged big advance with twt
last-minute victories over the Detroi
Tigers, 81 and 4-3.
Scores by innings:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Wallop Cincy
Cincinnati. lo1 600 sol-e 3
Chicago :. 413 020 0Ox-l0 IA
Mannion; Root, Henshaw and Camp
Phils, Giants Split
First Game
New York. 600 040 2OO-6 II
Philadelphia OPP 431 lOx-13 II 8
Fitzsimmons, Bell. Salveson, Spen
Ger and Mancuso. Richards: Hollcy
Hansen and v. Davis, McCurdy.
Second Game
New York. 1888 10 4O3-l8 "a
Philadelphia 600 OOl OOO-l 8
Parmelee and Mancuso; A. Moor,
j. Jackson and v. Davis.
Braves, Dodgers Divide
First Game
Brooklyn. 900 300 lO1-- S l3
Boston 49,. 600 222 COX 8 II
Beck, Ryan and Lopez: Brandt an
Hogan.
Second Game
Brooklyn. . 900 1o1 oo1-3 10
Boston -. 600 O10 OOO-1 S
Mungo and Lopez, Frankhous
Smith and Hogan.
Cards Beat BUGS In 18th
r H
st. Louis
600 600 2lo ool-4 II
600 o2o oo1 600 3 10
Carleton, Walker, Haines al
O'Farrell; Meme, Chagnon, Frenc
and Grace, Finney.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chisox Beat Tigers Twice
First Game
Chicago. %. 900 600 oo2-2 8