The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-05-27
cHISOX BACK
in 3RD PLACE
Dodgers Meet Seventh De-
feat in Last Eight Starts,
go on Thursday

NEW YORK. May 2T.-(UP).
The Chicago White Sox yesterday
regained undisputed command Of
third place in the American league
standing by beating the New York
Yankees s to 6, after hammering
Charley Ruffins and Danny Mac
Fayden for Is hits, Including
Luke Appling's home run in the
ninth.
Paul Gregory and Red Faber
held the Yankee big guns to nine
safetieS. some of which were
punched for three runs in the
last frame. The ChiSoX rallied for
three runs in the seventh.
Philadelphia dropped out of a
third-place tie with Chicago into
fourth position when crushed 10
to l by Detroit.
Lynwood "SchOolboy" Rowe,
the Tigers famous rookie hurler,
turned the trick. breaking the
Athletics seven-game winning
streak when he held them to six
widely scattered hits. He struck
out eight men and allowed only
one base on balls.
Meanwhile Rowe's Tiger mates
pounded Walberg, Mcdonald and
Peterson for IA safeties, includ-
ing home runs by Greenburg and
Hayworth in the second and fifth
innings. respectively. Erwin Fox
led the Tiger attack with two
doubles and two singles in six
tries. Jimmy Foxx. first basemaa
of the Athletics, injured his ankle
sliding home with the only Phila-
delphia run. He'll probably be on
the bench for several days.
Boston dOwned Cleveland, s to
5, aided by George Pipgras' ex-
cellent relief pitching when he
halted an Indian uprising in the
ninth frame, after Henry Johnson
was Rocked off the mound. The
Indians made seven hits, while the
Red Sox garnered nine off Brown.
Connally and Bean. including a
homer with one aboard by Roy
Johnson in the third inning. Ar.
ley Boss made a four-bagger for
Cleveland in the fifth.
The second-place Washington
Senators gained on New York by
beating St. Louis. 5 to 2. in a
game called in the seventh be-
cause of rain. Joe Cronin's men
drove George BlaehOlder, ace of
the Brownie fingers. from the
mound in the first inning when
thew clicked off four runs. They
added another tally in the sixth.
Blaeholder, Gray and Knott al
lowed the Senators II hits, while
Earl Whitehill held the Browns
to four.
In the National league, the sec
ond-place New York Giants gain
ed on the leading Pittsburgh Pr
rates by nosing out the Corsairs
6 to 5, when Catcher Gus Man.
cusco supplied the winning tally
with a home run in the eighth in
ming. The Giants came from be-
hind twice as they garnered IL
hits off Meme and Harris, the
same number allowed by Fitzsim-
mons and Bell. The Giants COM
bined four hits for three runs in
the fourth inning. Manager Bill
Terry helped this rally by driving
in a run with a pinch-hit single.
Chicago registered it's third
straight victory by nosing out
Boston 4 to 8, when Bill Herman's
10th-inniRg sacrifice with the
bases loaded scored Lynn Nelson
with the, winning run. Nelson ran
for Gabby Hartnett. Babe Her
mans homer in the seventh tied
the count for Chicago. Randy
Moore hit a four-bagger for Bos-
ton in the fourth. Huck Belts for
Boston and Charley Root of the
Cubs each went the route. Belts
allowed nine hits, one less than
Root.
Chick Hafey's home run in the