The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-04-14
SENATORS GET
SECOND GAME
FROM The AS
Snow Prevents Giants and
Braves Opening Set
for Thursday
NEW YORK. April 14.-Up

NEW YORK. April 14.-CUP)
Galloping into the major league
season at championship stride,
young Joe Cronin'S Washington
Senators yesterday registered
their second straight victory Over
the formidable Athletics by the
lop-Sided score Of IL 20 1.
These successive triumphs over
Connie Mack'S outfit, which FIN
iShed second in the American
league last season. may be = tip
off that the "new deal" Senators
under Cronin's administration vii
give the New York Yankees 4 stiff
battle Tor the pennant this sca-
son.
The Croninites masSed their at
tack in the sixth inning when they
clicked off six runs, driving the
mighty George E&rnShaw fgoEl
the mound. sending his. successor
Bill Dietrich TO the showers and
necessjtating the injection Of Il
third PHILADELPHIA hurler. jim Pc
tersoU, into the game.
Goose Goslin showed his joy It
being back with the Senators
again by driving out home run
in the eighth inning. Earl White
hill, the ace left-hander acquired
from Detroit. yielded only seven
scattered hits against y allowed
by Philadelph;a's trio of FINGERS.
Jimmy FOXX, most sensational
70 Slugger in the majors. failed to
get q hit Of Whitehill.
At New York. the world cham
pion Yankees opened their pcu-
nant defense successfully by de
feating Boston'S Red SoX. 1 to 3,
in the inaugural game of the sea-
SON for both teams. Thirty-tivC
thousand froSt-bitten fans saw
Lou Gehrig, smuggling FIRST base
man. win for the Yanks in the
first inning when he drove out 4
home run with Joe Sewen and
Babe Ruth aboard. Ruth, recov-
ering from 4 sore throat. gar-
nered a lone single. Lefty Gomez
went the route for the GankS.
yielding ~ hits but bearing down
ID I'm the pinches. The EankS collect
ed nine hits off Paul Andrews,
Kline and Welch.
Again the Cleveland Indians
staged an amazing last-jnnin% ra,-
" of six runs TO beat Buckv Har-
ris' Young. faSU-Stepping Detro?-
Tigers. : to 1. ShortStop Bill
Xnickerbocker contributed home
run with one aboard 20 this rally.
Firpo Marberry. former Washing
ton reliefer. apparently was on his
way 10 victory until he blew up
in the final frame. George Uhl2
replaced him. Together they al
lowed II hits. O5al HildeDrant
and Mel Harder limited the Tigers
TO six safetieS.
The rebuilt Chicago White SoX
again walloped the st. Louis
Browns II TO 7. but they required
IL. innings to turn the trick. Al
Simmons, who drove out the sea-
sons first home run Wednesday,
won the game Yesterday in the
18th when he drove Hayes home
with a single. Singles b. Appling
and Dykes and an error by Camp
bell accounted for the other three
runs in this concluding session.
Four st. Louis hurlerS, Herbert.
Knott Stiles and Brown were
pounded for 20 hits. while Lyons,
; Heving and Kimsey yielded ii.
Max Carey'S Brooklyn Dodgers
opened their National league sea-
son by nosipg out the PhillieS at
Philadelphia 70 4. although the
Flatbushers were out-hit y to 9.
William Watson Clark. the Dodg-
ers' ace hur1er, yielded the y hits
BUT KEEP. them discre2tly scat
tered. Flint Rhem. Adj Liska and
Jim Elliott allowed nine hits.
,u First Baseman Jimmy Collins
enabled the St. Louis Cardinals t.
even matters with the Chicago
Cubs by batting the Cards TO a
81 victory over the National
league champions. Collins drove