The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-22
GIANTS STAGE
new TRIUMPH
Make 1t Three Out Of Four
Games With Cubs;
Reds Keep Pace

NEW YORK, June 22.-(UP).
Brilliant pitching, which has fea-
tured the New York Giants re-
cent performances, gave the Ma
tional league leaders another vic
tory yesterday, 8 to l, over Chi
-caSo. when Freddie Fitzsimmons
let Charley Grimm's players down
with three hits.
This triumph gave the Giants
the series of three games out OF
four over the Cubs. FitzSimmons
held the visitors hitless until the
fourth when they combined two
singles and a hit into a double
play for their lone run. Pat Ma
lone allowed New York seven safe
ties. one a homer by Lefty O'Doul
in the sixth.
St. Louis kept pace with the
Giants by downing Brooklyn, Z 20
:. after spotting the Dodgers five
runs in the first game. The CARDS
collected Is hits off Beck ard
Shaute while Carleton and Vance
Welded IL to Brooklyn. Joe Strip
and Johnny Frederick of Brook
avn and Leo Durocher Of the
Cards were banished from the
game for protesting umpires de-
cisions. Brooklyn's coach, Casey
StengIe. also was ordered from
The field for making remarks.
The Phillies registered their
fourth straight victory over Gin
cinnati, 10 to s, although the Reds
out-hit them Is to II. The Pills
big six-run rally in the seventh
won the game. although Cncin-
natl threatened with a four-tally
spurt in the eighth. Harry Rlce
of the Reds made a double and
three singles in five tries.
The third-place Pittsburgh n
rates lost ground by dropping
both ends of a twin bill, s to B,
and 5 to 8, to Boston. Hal Lee
raced home from third with the
winning run in the eighth inning
of the opener when Bill Urbansh
drove out a long fly with the bases
loaded. The Pirates FIVE pitchers
allowed II hits. Paul Waner'S
homer with two aboard IN the
third frame of the nightcap. gave
the Pirates the lead, but Pinkle
whitney won the game for the
Braves in the eighth when ne
drove out a four-bagger with two
on. The Braves had made two tai
lies in the fifth. Farmhouse, Starr
and Mangum limited the Pirates
to five hits.
In the American league, Wash
ington kept on the heels of the
leading New York Yankees by
blanking Chicago, 9 to 0, when
Earl Whitehill held the White SoX
10 nine scattered hits. The Sen
stors hammered Gregory and
Kimsey for Is safeties, including
Manager Joe Cronin'S three dou-
Mes and a single in five tries.
Three double plays helped White
hill in making the shutout.
Cleveland crushed Philadelphia
II to l, behind Yves FerrelFs SIX
hit pitching. 1t was Ferrelts
eighth victory of the season. The
Indians found Earnshaw and wal
berg for IL hits. some OF Wnlen
we're punched for five runs IN the
New York maintained its one
game lead over Washington by
nosing out st. Louis, 5 to 3, when
Earl Combs, who replaced Baoe
Ruth in left field, drove out two
bapger in his first time at bat IN
the 18th, scoring two mates. SAM
INV Byrd had opened the 18th
with a single and Joe Sewell fol-
lowed with a double. Ed wells
went the route for the Browns,
Welding Is hits, while Van Alta
and Moore gave up 10 10 81
Louis. Lou Gehrig and Tony Lag
zeri made homers for New York,
and Dick Shea made one for the
Browns. 1t was Gehrlg's 1ftn
homer of the season.
Boston and Detroit split a twin
bill the Red Sox taking the open
err 10 to 9, aided by five-run
raily in the six, featured by DuS-
ty Cookies home run. Charley
Gehringer made a homer for the
Tigers in the first frame. Detroit
came back to take the nightcap,
5 to 3, winning with two runs III
the fifth. Dale Alexander's homer
featured a rally in the first frame
when Boston made all its runs.