The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-03
HURLS 18
innings TO BLANK
ST. LOUIS CARDS
Latter CIouts Out Two Homers
in Each of Two Games
With st. Louis
GIANTS BOOST ADVANTAGE
Bud Barmelee Pitches National
Leaders to 10 Win in
Second Contest
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)


ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)
Two already famous stars, Carl
Hubbell, slender southpaw finger of
the New York Giants, and Jimmie
Foxx, big clouter Of the Philadelphia
Athletics, had forged their way into
the baseball headlines Monday.
Hubbell turned in the seasons most
remarkable pitching feat as he twirled
10 arduous innings, the longest game
of the campaign, and blanked the st.
Louis Cardinals to 0 in the first half
Of a doubleheader that brought the
Giants clean sweep and 51a game
lead over the Cards.
Foxx clouted two home runs in each
game of a twin bill against the st.
Louis Browns, bringing his total up to
"a. but despite this record-equalling
feat, the AS got only an even break,
winning the first 6-5 in 10 innings
and taking an 11-6 trimming In the
second game.
The four homers equalled the ma
jor league record for a doubleheader,
made by Earl Averill Of Cleveland in
1890.
vergez Clouts Homer
Hubbell's performance over-shad-
owed the work of his team-mate, Bud
Parmelee, who blanked the Cards
! with four hits and famed Is in the
second game, winning q second 10
decision when Johnny Vergez clouted
homer off Dizzy Dean in the fourth.
Hubbell gave only six hits and no
walks in the marathon opener.
The game equalled the major league
record for the longest 10 contest and
the II scoreless innings were only
three short of another record.
In the other National League games
as the Brooklyn Dodgers took two
games from the Chicago Cubs the
Boston Braves broke even with the
Cincinnati Reds.
The Dodgers slugged their way to
the first victory, winning 7-3, but
Walter Beck's six-hit pitching was an
important factor in their 4-3 second
game triumph.
The Braves defeated Cincinnati, l.
TO- but the Reds came back to win the
nightcap, 80. The Phillies and Pitts
burgh had an open date.
The New York Yankees beat Cleve-
land 7-3 while Washington and De-
troit were kept idle by rain. The
Chicago White Sox, doubleheader with
Boston was rained out. Scores by in
ningS:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincy, Braves Split
Cincinnati. 900 600 600 1 i
Boston 49,. 001 600 COX 5 Of
Derringer mad Hemsley; Brandt
and Spohrer.
Cincinnati. OF 0o2 900 3 II Il
Boston. 49,. 600 600 0O0-0 3 Il
Benton and lombard; Mangum,
Farmhouse and Spol1rer.
Dodgers Beat Cubs Twice
Chicago. :. olo 900 o1,-s IS j
Brooklyn. 600 023 02x-7 16 o
Malone, Grimes and Campbell;
Carroll and Lopez.
Chicago. :. 600 oo1 0o2-3 6 O.
Brooklyn. :. O02 900 OO2-4 10 2
Root, Warneke and Hartnett, Camp
bell; Beck and Lopez.
Giants Beat Cards Twice
r H e
~ 600 900 900 600 900 600 s 1
1'' 9 GOO ) 900 600 600 900 oo1-1 10 o
(18 innings)
! Carleton. Haines and Wilson: Hub
bell and Mancuso.
st. Louis. 900 600 600 4 o
New York. 600 100 00x-l S /
Dean and OFarrell, Wilson; Parme-
lee and Mancuso.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yanks Trip Indians
i r H e
New York. 211 100 0O2-7 is /
Cleveland. 600 001 2O0-3 5 2
i Brown, Moore and Dickey; Harder,
Connally, Hudlin and Pytlak.
Athletics, Browns Split
; Philadelphia DOL 3o1 600 Is II Q
st. Louis. $50 600 10l 0-5 IS 4
Mahaffey, Grove and Cochrane:
(, Hadley and Shea, Ruel.