The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-04-28
CARL HUBBELL
HURLS GIANTS
TO TOP RUNC
Victory Over Phillies En-.
ables Them to Displace
the Pirates

NEW YORK, April 28.-(UP),
With Player-Manager Bill Terry
directing operations from the
bench because of a broken wrist,
the New York Giants yesterday
replaced Pittsburgh as leader in
the National league by 5 to 2
victory over tho Phillies.
Carl Hubbell, the screw ball
king who replaced Ray Starr on
the New York mound with the
score tied at 2-all in the 7th, was
credited with his third win of the
season when he held the Phlls to
two hits in three innings. Starr
was removed for q pinch-hitter in
the sixth. Terry's men rallied for
three runs in the eighth. Rhem
and Liska Welded Is hits.
S.. Louis advanced from sixth
to fourth place by scoring three
runs in the ninth to nose out Gin
cinnati to ?. Successive singles
by Collins. Hornsby and Martin
accounted for two tallies. and
Pinch Hitter Aliens outfield fly
scored Crabtree, who ran for
Hornsby, with the winning run.
Dean and Carleton limited the
Reds to five hits, while Benton
and Frey were pounded for 10.
Chicago broke a four-game los
ing streak and rose out of the Gel
lar by beating Pittsburgh 8 to 2.
The Cubs combined a walk, three
singles. a double steal and long
fly for three runs in the fourth.
Bill Swift and Hal Smith held the
Cubs to five hits, while Bush al
lowed six.
Del Bissonette, Brooklyn's first
baseman who was out of the game
last year with an injured leg, APP
parently clinched his old job by
leading the Dodgers to l to 0
triumph over Boston. His single
in the second inning was one of
the four hits made off Big Ed
Brandt. and it scored Johnny
Frederick with the winning run.
Waiter Beck, promising rookie,
make it two out of three wins
over Brandt in their duels this
season although he allowed seven
hits.
Washington rose to third
place tie with Cleveland in the
American league by defeating
Boston 3 to =. Ed Linke, rookie
Highlander made an suspicious
debut by limiting the Red SOx to
four hits in eight and One-third
innings. Bill McAfee relieved him
i'm the ninth with The bases filled
and one out. McAfee allowed one
run on an infeld out in retiring
the side. Rhodes and Kline gave
the Senators eight safeties.
New York took a tighter grip
on first place by beating Phila-
delphia ) to 2, assisted by Lou
Gehrig's fifth home run of the
season. Babe Ruth's third and one
by Earle Combs. Ruth's four-bag-
ger with a mate aboard in the
fifth clinched the game. Charley
Ruffing held the Athletics to four
hits for his third win of the sea-
son. Sugar" Cain allowed six.
Behind the four-hit pitching OF
George Blaeholder, the st. LOUIS
Browns topped Cleveland 3 to 2
Jim Levey accounted for all the
Browns runs. He singled in the
fifth, scoring Rick Terrell, and
drove in two more tallies in the
seventh when he singled with the
bases loaded. Harder and Brown
allowed eight hits. =.
Chicago bombarded Detroit
with Is hits, winning 10 to +
With the score tied at Sail at the
end of the sixth. the Chisox raj
lied for four runs in the seventh
and three more in the eighth. The
Tigers also had a heavy day at
bat, driving out IL hits, including
\ home run by Walker in the 9th
Durham hurled for Chicago, while
Marberry and Wyatt occupied the
Detroit mound.