The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-06-05
as Athletic Batsmen Arc Struck
Out in Four Games Over
Week. End
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Shorts Writer)

It appears to be the misfortune Of
more than one good ball club this
season to be in the same league with
the New York Yankees once they
couldn't keep up with the smuggling
Of the present world champions, and
now they are finding the Yanks ar
ray Of pitchers sheer poison"
Philadelphia's Athletics got taste
Of Yankee flinging in a four-game
series and wound up in the fifth
notch again. They not only couldn't
get the hits, but in four games rs
batsmen were set down by the strike
out route. The Friday and Satur-
day games saw % strikeouts as Lefty
Gomez and Walter Brown set up
marks of 10 and IL WRITINGS respec-
lively. Seven more famed in the
first game of q doubleheader Sunday
as Russell Van Alta outpitched Mer-
rit (Sugar) Cain to win 80 and II
more famed in the second game as
Johnny Allen turned in q one-hit
masterpiece to win 6 to o.
The double victory gave the YAM
KEGS q lead Of four games over the
second place Washington Senators,
who had to 60 Is innings to beat the
Boston Red Sox 4-3.
Chisox Fourth Now
The Chicago White Sox moved into
fourth place by winning two games
from the st. Louis Browns, 13 to 6
and 10 to 2. The Cleveland Indians
and Detroit Tigers divided q pair Of
low-score games. Cleveland won the
first 2-1 on a ninth-inning rally,
then fell a run short in the second
and went down As.
The New York Giants, only Ma
tional League team to win two games
out Of q set Of four double bills,
marched into first place by the mar
gin Of five points over the st. Louis
Cardinals. The Giants beat the
Brooklyn Dodgers 20 and 81 as Hal
Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons
allowed only eight hits between them
Cincinnati knocked the Cards out
Of the lead by winning the second
game 60 after the Cardinals had
put on q late rally against Silas
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Pittsburgh'S Pirates scored sever
runs in ninth-inning uprising
marked by Floyd Vaughan's homer
to beat the Chicago Cubs 9-3 in tn,
opener, but two circuit blows by Pau
Waner off Pat Malones pitching end
ed their scoring in. the second clasl
and Chicago won %.
Eddie Holley's five-hit flinging an,
an unearned run gave the last-plac
Phillies 10 victory over Bostol
but the Braves came back to slug gu
a 9-6 decision in the nightcap.
Scores by innings:
Senators Win In 18th
400 600 100 900 o-s 10
" 100 zoo 600 600 IL 70
Pipgras, WEIGH and Terrell, Gooch
A. Thomas, Russell and sewell.
Indians, Tigers Divide
First Game
detroit 90. olo 900 ooo- + !
Cleyeiand 100 600 00l-2 II
Fischer and Desautels; Brown an
Spencer.
Second Game
Detroit 800. 101 o02 000-4 8
Cleveland. 600 600 O30-3 Is
Marberry, Hogsett and Haywortl
Hudlin, Connolly. Bean and Pytlak.
Yanks Beat Macks Twice
First Game
Philadelphia 900 200 600 6
New York. OIL O01 00x-3 s
Cain and Cockrane: Van Alta ar
Second Game
Philadelphia 600 600 600 /
New York. 600 100 O5x-6 8
Walberg and Madjeski: Allen al
Jorgens.
Chisox Beat Browns Twice
First Game
Chicago 600 233 05o-i3 Is
st. Louis. !. O0l OlO O4O- u
Durham, Heving and Berry; Kno
Mcdonald, Stiles and Shea
Second Game
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Chicago. 402 n2O l.O-lO Is
st. Louis. 100 COL 00O- q