The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-03

FitzSimmons. Bell, SalvesOn and
Spencer. The Giants contribut-
ed five errors.
In the second game, the Giants
pounded Austin Moore and Jack
son for 81 hits. including Otis
. 18th homer Of the season in the
seventh. They scored in every
inning except the sixth and
eighth. Lefty O'Doul drove in
five runs with homer and three
singles, and Johnny Moore made
five hits in six tries. James and
Terry each made four hits. Le-
Roy Parmelee held the Phils to
eight hits.
frankie Frisch's st. Louis
Cardinals broke the Pirates win
ming streak at eight straight with
4 to 3 victory after II bitterly
contested innings, featured by a
fist fight in the ninth. The game
was held up half an hour after
which the Pirates tying run in
the ninth was called back be-
cause it was scored during a
fight between Floyd Vaughan,
Pittsburgh shortstop. and Bill
Walker, st. Louis pitcher.
Walker claimed Vaughan col
lided with him as he took
throw at first, blocking his re-
turn throw to home to cut off
Paul Waner who scored from
third. However, the Pirates later
tied the score in the same frame
when Durocher fumbled Trayn-
or's grounder. The winning 3un
was scored in the 18th successive
singles by Frisch, Crawford and
Medwick.
The Chicago Cubs celebrated
Charley Grimm's first annivers-
airy us manager by trouncing
Cincinnati, 10 to 6. The Cubs
hammered Lucas and Kolp for ii
safeties, scoring eight runs in
the first three frames. while
root and Henshaw held the Reds
to nine hits, some of which were
punched for three tallies in the
seventh. Bill Herman led the
Chicgao attack with hits in five
attempts. Cincinnati contributed
four niSplays.
Brooklyn and Boston divided a
twin bill. the Braves winning
the first, s to 5, but dropping
the second, 3 to l. Boston
punched some of its hits off
Beck and Ryan for two runs
each in the fourth, fifth. sixth
and seventh of the opener. The
Dodgers collected 13 safeties off
big Ed Brandt. In the second
game, the Dodgers found Frank
house and Smith for 10 hits,
while Van Mungo held the Braves
to five.
In the American league, the
Washington Senators extended
their lead to two full games over
the second-place New York Yam
KEGS by beating Boston, 2 to |,
while the Yanks were overwhelnl-
ed by Connie Macll's Athletics.
After being held scoreless Un-
til the eight. Dave Harris drove
out a homer for Washington IN
that frame, trying the count, and
pinch single by Heinie Manush
with the bases loaded drove in
the winning marker in the ninth.
Alvin Crowder let the Red Sex
down with four hits, while the
Senators garnered eight off Wei
land. Kline and Lloyd Brown.
Philadelphia walloped the Yanks,
16 to 3, pounding Ruffing. Mac
Fayden, Brown and Uhle for 10
hits, including home runs by
Bishop and Cochrane during a
three-run squirt in the first.
Earnshaw and Walberg held the
Yanks to 10 hits. Mickey
COchrane had a perfect day at
bat, driving in four runs and
scoring two others with a homer
triple and two singles. Bishop,
Higgins and Williams each made
three hits.
. Chicago's White Sox wrested
fifth place from Detroit by de-
feating the Tigers twice, 2 to |,
and 4 to 8. The Chisox went
scoreless for eight frames in
the opener but won out when
Charley Berry made a ninth-in-
ming homer with a mate aboard,
Firpo Marberry allowed Chicago
nine hits, while Sad Sam Jones
held the Tigers to seven. In the
nightcap, the Chisox scored their
winning run also in the ninth,
resulting from doubles by Dykes
and Swanson. Chicago found
Frazier, Herring and Hogsett for
10 hits. while Milt CASTOR held
the Tigers to eight.
An eight-run burst in the ninth
broke at tie game and gave
Cleveland a 16 to 8 victory over
Roger Hornsby's St. Louis
Browns. The Browns got off to
a four-run lead in the first with
Yves Terrell on the Cleveland
mound, but Hale drove out a
home run with mate aboard
each time in the third and fifth
for Cleveland and Terrell made
a four-bagger in thief ourth,
sending the Indians into the
lead. Hawe's first homer was
part of five-run squirt in the
third. The Browns tied the
count with two runs in the sixth
and two in the eighth. Terrell
] and Connally allowed the Browns
13 hits. while thu Inhinnr nol