The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-15
.RAY0RITE YANKEES
AND PIRATES FACE
STRONG CHALLENGE
Ohio Club Wins DoubIeheader
to Lead New York Amer
leans BY Full Game
GIANTS ARE TIED WITH BUGS
Oral HiIdebrand Pitches Third
Shutout For Fifth Conse-
cutive Victory
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)


BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)
One month Of campaigning In the
major leagues has produced opposi-
ton from unexpected sources for the
teams selected to head the pennant
races. The favorites were the New
York Yankees and Pittsburgh Pirates
but the New York Giants are tied with
Pittsburgh for the National League
lead and the Cleveland Indians are
cut in front of the Yanks.
The Giants, "doped" as a second
division club, smashed their way into
q tie with Pittsburgh. After losing
the first game Of the series to the
Pirates, they won three in q row,
winding up Sunday with smart 5 to
triumph.
Cleveland gained a lead Of q full
game by beating the Philadelphia
Athletics twice while the worlds
champions were splitting q bargain
bill with the seventh-place st. Louis
Browns. Oral Hildebrand allowed the
AS only four hits to win the first
game 30, ringing up his fifth victory
and his third shutout. Clint Brown
gave only six to gain a SIS decision.
The Cincinnati Reds climbed into
third place in the National with q
double victory over the Chicago Cubs,
S to 3 and l to 0.
The st. Louis Cardinals, who could
get no better than an even break with
Boston, slipped a few points into
fourth. They won the opener 40 on
Tex Cartoons four-hit finging but
lost the second game 3D. when the
Braves blasted Dizzy Dean from the
kill with seven runs in the fourth.
Wilson Hits Pinch Homer
Brooklyn won the other National
League contest, turning back the
Phillies 8 to 6 when Hack Wilson hit
q pinch homer with the bases full In
the ninth inning.
An ex-Yankee cost the New York
club its chance to hold the Ameri-
can League lead. "Satchelfoot" Ed
Wells subdued his old mates TO win
the first game for st. Louis 81. The
champions came back strong with an
early rush that Melted 8 to 5 vic
tory.
Washington,s Senators and the Chi
cago White Sox, scrapping for third
place, split wild and woody double
header that produced 81 hits, good for
q total of "a bases. The Sox won the
opener 1913 after rolling up q nine
run lead in the first three innings,
then the Senators reversed the order,
getting seven runs In two frames and
finishing with 11-9 edge.
The Boston Red Sox couldn't stand
prosperity after rallying for five runs
in the ninth inning to beat Detroit
6 to / and made six errors, four OF
which figured in the scoring, to give
the Tigers the second game, 3 to 2.
Scores by innings:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Reds Win Doubleheader
CHICAGO. 600 600 o2l-s 10
Cincinnati 302 600 OOt,-5 S !
Root, Henshaw and Hartnett; Lu-
cas- and lombard.
Chicago. 900 600 600 ]
Cincinnati. 600 600 10x-l 1
Warneke and Hartnett; johnson
and Manion.
| Giants Trim Pirates
Pittsburgh. 600 100 ooo-i
New York. 200 600 O3x-5 8
Hoyt and Finney; Parmelee ant
MancuSo.
Brooklyn Wins In Ninth
Philadelphia oos 600 1910 ii
Brooklyn. 201 00l 0N-8 10
| Pearce, Hansen, Collins, Liska ant
Davis; Beck, Shaute, Benge. Thurs
ton and Sukeforth, Outen.
Braves, Cards Divide
St. Louis. 600 200 o2o-1 7
Carleton and Wilson; Farmhouse
S0AAVW VAA SSAAA AA06oAe
| Second Game
st. Louis. 02l O01 0oo-4 10
boston 49,. 600 ITO O0x-8 9
! Dean, Mooney, Haines and Wilson
Zachary, Cantwell and Hargrave.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Senators, Chisox Split
First Game
Washington 600 80. 2so-Hs i :
Chicago -. 800 100 00x-10 Is
se whiteh hilton iinnK xen. Russell Tsen, an
Second Game
washington 4s2 100 olo-iHi IS s
} Chicago :. O5O 90 002-9 10
Thomas, McAfee, Crowder an
Sewell; Jones. Kinsey, Miller, Fral
Ter. Faber and Berry.
Indians Win Pair
First Game
e 65s7sisass. S go 81 go Ssssse-S
Freitas and cochrane: Hildebran
and Spencer.
Second Game
j. Philadelphia o1o 600 2oo-3 s
!: Cleveland. 600 POI 02x-6 8
Mcdonald, Peterson and Cochranl
Brown and Myatt.
Browns, Yanks Split
First Game
New York. coo o1o ooo-i 5
}. st. Louis. 600 800 O00-5 8
Ruffing and Dickey: Wells ar
/. Shea.
Second Game
!: |New York. EOS 600 300 =
q st. Louis. 0l0 202 00O-5 9
Van Alta, Brennan and Dicke,