The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-26
IMYER AND CHAPMAN
BATTLE FOLLOWING
COLLISION AT SACK
Earl Whitehi|l and Fred Walker
Also Are 6anished From
Contest
POLICE SQUADS ARE CALLED
eosox Beat Lefty Grove; In
dams, Reds, Cards and
Giants Win
By HUGH s. FULLERTON. u.

~ HUGH 8. FULLERTON, u.
(ASsoclated Press Sports Writer)
The markings Of another cause
celebre In baseball were seen We'd
nesday In the violent fistic flare -up
which marked the concluding game
Of the opening series between the
New York Yankees and Washington
Senator's.
The fight. liveliest in the major
leagues In many seasons, came a. q
late aftermath Of the clash between
Bill Dickey, Yankee catcher, md
Carl Reynolds, then playing for
Washington, last July I.
Most Yankee-Senator games since
then have been marked by harsh
riding" and occasional accusations
Of spiking that grew more frequent
during the recent series. There was
no violence, however, until Ben
Chapman Of the Yanks slid into
Buddy Myer in the fourth inning
Tuesday when the Washington Sec
ond-sacker was trying to make o.
throw to first for double play.
Myer took . kick at Chapman,
who came up with his fists flying.
Before 1t was all over the two origi-
nal combatants and Earl Whitehill
ana Fred Walker, who took impor-
tant roles in second outburst, had
been banished from the game, police
reserves had been called In to restore
order, and several Of the more active
fans who joined the fray had been
arrested.
Although President VIII Harridge
Of the American League withheld
comment pending receipt Of the UNI
pires' reports, It was expected that
fines and perhaps suspensions would
be handed out freely.
Needed Some Such Spuf
The Yankees, apparently, needed
only some such spur to get them
started, for the rally that had lust
begun when the fighting broke out
developed into q Suggest that netted
the world champions 16 to 0 VIC
tory rs they poled out 81 hits, in
GLIDING homers by Lou Gehrig and
Tony Lazzen, while Russell Van Alta
held the Senators to five blows.
Other teams in both leagues also
began to hit more freely with some
unexpected results. The Boston Red
6ox pounded Lefty Grove off the hill
in five innings and handed Philadel-
phia's Athletics q to I trimming.
Cleveland turned back the st. Louis
Browns to ! when Catcher Frank
Pytlak, starting his first game, clout-
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seventh inning.
Jim Bottonlley pounded out his
third homer with two aboard to-
clinch q to 3 victory for Cincinnati
over the Chicago Cubs. The st. Louis
Cardinals hammered three pitchers
for q 10 to triumph over the league
leading Pittsburgh Pirates.
Young Hal Schumacher pitched
the second-place New York Giants
to an Ga victory over Brooklyn, al
lowing only five hits. The Phillies
handed the Boston Braves q I'll lac
ing as Dick Bartell clouted four dou-
bles to equal the major league record
and Virgil Davis cracked . homer
with one on.
The Detroit Chicago game in the
American League was stopped by
snow. Scores by innings:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati Beats Cubs
Chicago ;. 2ol 600 ooo-s +
Cincinnati. 100 $50 O1x-5 o /
Yerkes. Malone and FIartnett,
Campbell: Frey, Kolp and lombard.
Giants Pound Dodgers
Brooklyn. ooa 600 ooo-s :
New York. 400 O01 00x-o II o
Heimach, Clark, w. Ryan and 6uke.
forth. Outen: Schumacher and Man.
cuso.
fhillies Defeat Braves :
Boston -. 600 100 ooo-i :
Philadelphia l04 10l oox-7 II o
Farmhouse, Fallenstein, Mangum
and Hogan; Holley and Davis.
Cardinals Beat Pirates
pittsbureh. 200 olo ooo-s 3 I
! st. Louis. !. 200 242 OOx-l0 10 Q
Swetonic. Kremer. Birko9er and
Fimmey; Hallahan and J. Wilson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Indians Win In Seventh
lst. Louis. 90, 600 ooo-i ! ! 3 3
Cleveland 0l0 600 30x-4 g. 1
Hadley. Gray and Ferrell; Brown
and Pytlak.
Yants Slaughter SENATOR
New York. ool III 2ls-ie Il !
Washington 600 600 000-O 5 /
Van Alta and Djckey: I. Thomas.
Weaver. A. Thomas, McAfee and i.
9eweu. Berg.
Bosox Wallop Athletes
Philadelphia 600 600 22o-z 8 ,
Boston 80. 100 $50 cox 10
Grove, Dietrich and Cochrane, Mad
jeski: Weiland and Shea.
Detroit-C Chicago. postponed. snow.
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