The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-04-22
YANKEES SINK
RED SOX With
9TH VICTORY
Detroit Hits Cellar; St.
Louis Browns And AS
Rise From Last Place

NEW PORK, April p. up
The big guns of che world
champion New York Yankees
doomed out an IS-hit broadside
yesterday as they sank the BoS-
ton Red Sox 7 TO >, for the
Nanks' sixth consecutive victory
of the season.
Babe Ruth showed the way to
lis mates by driving out his sec
ond home run Of the season. In
addition the big fellow made Il
double, was walked three times
and thrown out once. Every man
on the team except Pitcher Red
Kuffin hit twice. RuttIng mt
once. The bambino made ms
homer in the fourth with the
bags empty.
Rafting yielded eight hits to
the Red SoX. while Weiland. Me
Laughlin and Welch were victims
of the lS-hit attack. Opening
with three runs in the first IN
ning. the Ganks did all their
scoring in the first five frames.
While Babe Ruth was having a
bic day at Boston. Rookie Lyn
"Schoolboy" Rowe, who was hail
ed by many experts as possible
successor to the Babe. met with
misfortune at Cleveland where
the Indians hailed him for nine
hits as they BANKED The Detroit
Tigers > to 0. In mis- second
major league start. the s foot }
inch highlander WAS in trouble
most of the time. His mound OPP
ponent. Oral Hilderbrand. Yielded
only five hits. Bill CisSeD, the
Indians second baseman, pound
ed out home run in the fourth,
double and a single. This vic
tory enabled Cleveland TO replace
Chicago's White SOx in second
place in the American league
Detroit dropped into the cellar:
The st. Louis Browns and
Philadelphia Athletics rose from
= last place tie to sixth place
tie. The Browns BANKED the
Chicago White SoX, / to 0, be-
hind the two-hit pitching Of Try.
jng Bump" Hadley. p a Il /
Gregory was found for seven
safeties. The Browns made their
four run sin the eighth inning.
Although they made three errors
and were out hit 8 to 7, the
PHILADELPHIA Athletics beat WASH.
ington 3 TO |. Sugar Cain OF
The As vas effective with men
ON bases, although ne yielded
more safeties than CrOwder and
Burke. Buddy Myers homer III
the firth accounted for the Sen
ators' lone run.
The Boston Braves registered
their first victory of the National
league season, beating Bill Terry.s
New York Giants, 3 to l, al
though the New Workers Outhlt
them 8 to 4. Hal Schumacher
allowed a three-run rally in the
fourth inning on three walks,
two wild pitches and two singles;
Spencer and Luque succeeded
him. Seibold and Cantrell hurI-
ed for Boston.
A five-run uprising in the
eighth inning gave the Pitts
burgh's Pirates a 5 to l win over
the Cincinnati Reds, dropping
the Reds into last place tie IN
the league ranking with the
Braves. Pinchhitter Jensen and
LLOYD Waner singled in the
eighth. Lindstrom advanced them
by a scrifice. Paul Waner was
walked. then Pie Traynor scored
and Lloyd Waner with a double:
Shur's triple scored TraynOr and
Paul Waner, and Qiet sent Suhr
home on a single. jim Bottom
ley accounted for the Reds run
with a homer in the sixth.
The st. Louis Cardinals rose
from seventh to sixth place when
they snapped out of their batting
slump and drove out Ii hits to
blank the pennant-winning Chi
cago Cubs, 1 to 0. Bill HaIlahan
registered his second win of the
season by limiting the Cubs to
five safeties. Bush, Richmond
and Timing pitched for Chicago.
They were the only games sehe-
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