The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-24
WEST GETS SINGLE
IN eighth inning
IN BRILLIANT TILT
Detroit Star Almost Pitched No.
Hit Game Against Sena.
tors Last Year
YANKS BEATEN FIRST TIME
Lyons, Meme, Hoyt, Brandt,
Beck and Fitzsimmons
Also Perform Well
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON. JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)

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Tommy Bridges, slim right-hande-
Of the Detroit Tigers. still is looking
for his perfect ball game.
Last August, against Washington
Tommy turned in the seasons great
est pitching feat but failed by a hair
to record no-hit game. With two
out In the ninth, Dave Harris, pinch
batsman, smacked clean single.
Sunday Bridges came almost as
close. For seven innings he retired
the ST. Louis Browns without blow.
then Sam West found him for single
in the eighth, the only hit he gave.
The feat was good enough for the
Tigers to win to O. despite flashy
pitching b. George Blaeholder and
Bump Hadley. vino gave only three
hits and no walks.
Ted Lyons, Chicago White Sox vet
Gran, did some snappy pitching III
beating Cleveland's Indians. 4 to l..
Lyons allowed only two singles, crash :
ed home run with one aboard his
first time up and added two more hits
for q perfect day at bat.
In contrast. the Boston Red Sox and
Philadelphia Athletics pasted each
other for total of q blows as Bos-
.on came from, behind to win to 5.
Washington ended the New York
Yankees seven-gamc winning streak
by slamming over two runs against
Wiley Moore in the ninth. largely
through the pinch hitting feats OF
Heinie Manush and Sam Rice. and
ron 5 to f.
Pirates Win Pair
Pittsburgh took a doubleheader
from the st. Louis Cardinals to
tighten their hold on first place III
the National League. Heinie Meme
BANKED the Cards with three hits IL,
the opener while the Pirates drove
Dazzy Vance to cover in one inning
and won to o. Five st. Louis errors
and some steady hurting by Waite
Hoyt for Pittsburgh gave the BUGS a
s to 2 decision in the second clash.
Another sparkling bit OF flinging
showed Brooklyn out Of second place
as Ed Brandt Of Boston turned the
tables on Walter Beck in their second
duel OF the week, winning 2 to l
Brandt gave only three blows. The
New York Giants passed their rivals
from across the river by turning back
the Phillies 3 to as Fred Fitzsimmons
clouted a homer to clinch his own
game in the eighth.
The Cincinnati Reds came to life
and upset Chicagos Cubs and Lon
Warneke, 4 to 3, In the fourth Ma
t;onal League game, scoring two runs
IN the ninth when Harry Rice clout.
cd q triple with two on base. Bill
urges, Cub shortstop suffered a
slightly sprained ankle In collision
With Jim Bottomley at first.
Scores by innings:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Warneke Loses One
Chicago $50 600 ooo-s 2
Cincinnati 600 Dol 1922 8
Warneke and Hartnett; Lucas and
3ombardi.
Giants Beat Phillies
Philadelphia 600 100 ooo-i
New York. 600 002' 10x-3 Z
Collins, Elliott and v. Davis; Fitz-
simmons and Mancuso.
Brandt Tames Dodgers
Boston OO2 600 OOO-- 8
Brooklyn :. 600 0l0 600 3
Brandt and Hogan; Beck, Benge
and Lopez.
Pirates Win Pair
First Game
r II T
Pittsburgh 300 600 100 q
st. Louis. 600 600 600 0 3
Meme and Grace: Vance, Mooney
sfaineS and j. Wilson