The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-29
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.ONECAMEL
Nine-Run Squirt In First
Inning Crushes Indians;
Giants Advance

NEW YORK, June 30. (UP)-
Washington retained its one-game
American league lead over New
York yesterday by crushing Cleve-
land, Is to >, after a nine-run
squirt in the first inning. Heinie
Manush'S homer with the bases
loaded featured this rally. He had
perfect day at bat with a homer,
double and two singles.
The Senators collected Is hits
off Terrell, Craghead and Connal-
ly, while Wally Stewart held the
Indians to nine scattered Safeties.
Cleveland made its two runs in
the second. The Indians dropped
to fifth place.
New York kept pace with
Washington by beating Detroit, 10
TO 7, after a three-run rally in the
ninth. The Yankees made five runs
in the eighth, aided by Babe
Ruth's homer with two on base.
Ruffing and Moore held the Tigers
to nine hits, while the Yanks
found Frasier and Fischer for 10.
Chicago replaced Cleveland at
fourth position by nOsing out
Philadelphia, 9 to 8. Jimmy Foxx
drove out his 18th homer of the
season for the AS in the fifth,
giving him undisputed possession
of the home run leadership. The
ChisoX bounced some of their -
hits for three tallies in the third
and three in the fifth. Castor,
Durham and Heving allowed -
safetieS to Philadelphia, pitching
against Mahaffey, Cain and Oliver.
Boston at st. Louis was called
at the end of the fourth because
Of rain. The Red Sox were lead
ing to 2. The game will be play
ed at later date.
The New York Giants extend
ed their National league lead to
four and 4 half games over St.
Louis by splitting a twin bill with
Pittsburgh, while the Cards lost
both ends Of Il double header.
A home run by Gus Mancuso
with two aboard in the 10th in
ming gave the Giants Z to 4 vic
tory in the nightcap. The Pirates
won the first game 5 to ., after
a three-run rally in the eighth
when Carl Hubbell was sent to
the showers, yielding to Herman
Bell. Gus Suhr Of the Pirates made
a homer in each game. Mel OFT
and Hughie Critz made homers
in the nightcap for New York.
st. Louis lost ground by losing
to Boston, 4 to 3, and 3 to 0. The
Braves won the opener when Buck
JOrdan's ninth-inning single with
the bases loaded drove in two
runs. Pinkey Whitney accounted
for the first two Boston runs with
Il siXth-inning homer, with one
aboard. Fred Farmhouse held the
Cards to three hits in the second /
game, while the Braves made
seven off Vance, Haines and
Johnson.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati divid- !
ed twin bill, the Reds winning
the opener, 8 to l, when Paul Der
ringer held the Dodgers to six hits
including Bill Outen's seventh-in-
ming Homer. The Dodgers came
back to take the nightcap, 6 to 5, !
after Joe Strip singled in the
eighth with the bases loaded.
in the tying and winning
runs. Hack Wilson made a homer
for the Dodgers in the third.
Chicago took both games Of
double-header from the Phillies, Q
to 5, and 8 to 3. The Cubs won
the opener with a six-run rally in
the eighth. They collected IA hits
off four Philly pitchers. Bill
urges led the Cubs to victory in
the second game with homer and
three singles for a perfect day at
bat. LOnnie Warneke limited the
Phillies to eight scattered hits,
while the Cubs collected IL off
HOlley and Liska.