The Bismarck tribune., 1933-06-07
Fighting RESULTS
WHEN DIZZY DEAN
rides .DERRINGER
Two Principals, George Watkins
and JeWeIens Elected
From Game
POLICE PROTECT UMPIRESI
Giants Hold Slim Lead; Ath-
Ietics Climb Back Into
First Division
POLICE PROTECT UMPIRES

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| BY HUGH s. FULLERTON, JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)
The stormy scenes Of this years
aggressive" baseball, hitherto mon
opolized by the New York Yankees
and Washington Senators, have
reached the National League as an
accomplishment to the st. Louis Card
inals' drive toward the top.
Some stiff resistance by the Gin
cinnati Reds, plus the riding" Tues
day that approached the best Of the
Senator Yankee scraps.
The actual fighting was confined to
brief furry between Jerome Dizzy
Dean OF the Cards and Paul Derring-
er OF the Reds during batting practice
but before the game was over, dis
puted decisions led to the election Of
the two men, two pop bottles were
tossed from the stands, one hit Bur-
CESS Whitehead, Card sub, on the
shoulder and private police provided
an escort from the park for the UNI
pires.
Cardinals Win 6-2
The Cards won the game 60,
pounding out 16 hits while Bill Hal
lahan and Sylvester johnson limited
the Reds to four, and remained only
five points behind the league-leading
New York Giants.
DerMnger, traded by the Cards this
spring, explained Dean had been
riding the life" out of him and the
fight started when Dizzy said he
meant "every word' he had said about
Derringer. The big Cincinnati pitcher
then uncorked right hand swing that
may or may not have landed on
Deans eye, depending upon who tells
the story.
Except for the election Of George
Watkins Of st. Louis over a protested
decision in the fifth, things were quiet
until the ninth, when Jewel Ems, Gin
cinnati's acting manager, was chased
for another protest. Then the bottle
throwing and noisy objections to the
officiating began.
Giants Cling to Lead
The Giants held their slim lead by
battering the Brooklyn Dodgers, 7-2,
touching Owen Carroll for four runs
in the second inning. The Pittsburgh
Pirates dropped their sixth decision
In seYen games when Leon Chagnon
gave the Chicago Cubs four runs in
the eighth and 5-3 victory. The
Phillies and Boston had an open date.
The Philadelphia Athletics climbed
back into the first division with an g.
4 triumph over Washington.
Herb Pennock gave II hits but
pitched q shutout and Babe Ruth took
the Major League home run lead
with his 11th as the Yankees strength
ened their hold on first place with a
double victory over the Boston Red
sox, 40 and 8-4.
Chicago's White Sox hammered out
another decision over the st. Louis
Browns, SIS, and Cleveland fell into
fifth place when the Indians sur
rendered to ''Schoolboy" Rowe and
Detroit, So.
Scores by innings:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yankees Win Pair
First Game
Boston 80. 900 600 O00-O II I
New York. 0l2 100 O0x-4 8 o
y. johnson and Ferreu; Pennock
Second Game
Boston 80. oil 100 o1o-z I
New York. 200 0o2 40x-s 10 /
Rhodes, Weiland and Ferrell; Bren-
nan and Dickey.
Athletics Beat Senators
ys,;s Mssa'egten ae|ss. 90 %, 9ss ess 90 i :
Stewart, McAfee, Burke and Seweu:
Mahaffey and Cochrane.
Tigers Trim Indians
Detroit 80. 90, 600 alb Il Il + T
Cleveland. oil 600 0o0-2 ! 2
Rowe and Hayworth; Harder, Brown
and Spencer.
Chfsox Nip Browns
Chicago =. olo OIL o2o-s ! ! = 8
st. Louis. 600 200 O01-3 8 /
Lyons and CRUDE; Blaeholder, Wells
and Shea, Crouch.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Giants Trim Dodgers
New York. o4o o2o 1907 s 8 8
Brooklyn ;. 600 100 001- 2 5 D
Hubbell and Mancuso; Carroll,
Mungo, Thurston and Lopez.
Cubs Have Big Inning
Pittsburgh. o2o 900 1ooHs
Chicago ;. O01 600 ok S IL d
| Chagnon, Swetonic and Grave:
Root, Thinning, Bush and Hartnett,
Cardinals Defeat Reds
s{,:|as.;; e. hss,s;. %, 9s7 s sss sss 49, is
Hallahan, johnson and wilson;
Stout, Benton and Hemsley.
Only games scheduled.
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