The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-20
pills NIP PIRATES
TOGIVE new YORK
! CINCH FOR SERIES
Bill Terry's Team, However,
dubbed Numerically BY
Cardinals
BROWNS BEAT WASHINGTON
Yankees Continue in Race
Mechanically, Beating
Chisox Twice

by The Associated Press)
william Harold Terry. the sturdy
young man from Memphis who took
over the management Of the New
York Giants q year ago when John
Mc0raw retired, led his club back
nome from the west Wednesday with
The National League pennant added
20 its luggage.
The Washington Senators, who
were believed to have sewed up the
American League championship while
the surprising Giants were still re-
garded as an uncertain quantity, were
marking time along the pennant trail,
Feeding two more decisions for them
or against the New York Yankees to
clinch the other place in the world S
series.
The Giants settled the National
League race Tuesday-or rather had
it settled for them when the Phillies
knocked their last rivals. the Pitts
burgh Pirates, out of the running.
The Giants went down to a l2-to-8
defeat before the st. Louis Cardinals.
But they could afford to lose that
game and all the nine others left on
their schedule after the Pirates
dropped q 80 decision In the second
game Of a doubleheader. The Pirates
won the first to l.
Lose To Browns Again
The American League race tighten
ed up as the Senator'S lost their Sec
ond straight game to the st. Louis
Browns. 4 to 0. The New York Yam
KEGS did their part toward staying in
the race by overwhelming the Chicago
White Sox 10-1 and 1913.
This reduced the Senators lead
from nine to III games but didn't
make any serious difference in the
pennant race as two victories In their
remaining eight games still will win
the flag for Washington even il the
Tanks take all Of the nine they have
left.
Outside 81 the games which had a
direct bearing on the pennant races
there was little Of importance in
Tuesdays major league program. jim
ME Foxx took place in the spotlight
as he walloped his 46th home run Of
the season to help the Philadelphia
Athletics beat Detroit 5 to 2.
The Boston Red Sox won As from
the Cleveland Indians. Ed Brandt OF
the Braves turned in q four-hit fling
ing performance to give hts club 80
victory over the Cincinnati Reds. The
Brooklyn Dodgers sl,ellacked the Cubs
"a to 3.
Score by innings:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cards Wallop Giants
New York. olo 600 lol-s 70 !
st. Louis. 400 24l l0x-l2 II 9
scn!n R;cb Spencer w Ssfr a ad
O'Farrell.
brandt Blanks oinf < H :
Boston 5. 900 600 1923 8 !
Cincinnati. 600 600 600 1
Brandt and Hogan; Frey. Kolp and
Dodgers Club Clubs
brooklyn. 800 ,24 ,,o-is Is :
Chicago -. 00l 900 l10-3 10
Benge and Lopez, Outen; Warneke.
Timing, Root and Hartnett, Phells.
Phils and Bucs Split
First Game
ph,l.delga,a 90 90 o eee eee-i 8 !!
Pittsburgh. 600 900 l0l-2 7 !
Grabowsh and Davis; French and
Philadelphia 600 100 o2o-3 u {
Pittsburgh. 600 O01 Ol0-2 8 q
Collins and Davis, Todd; Smith and
Padden.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tanks Beat Chisox Twice
First Game
chicago :. 100 600 ooo-i {
New York. O5O 0lO 04x-1O II
Jones, Ktmsey and Berry: Uhle ane
Chicago :. olo 600 o2o-s ::
New York. ISL 600 2ox-1o II
Lyons, Heving, CASTOR and Suli.
van: OeveuS and Rensa.
Bosox Nip Cleveland
cleveland. 100 600 ooa-s !
Boston -. 600 020 2Ox-4 8
Brown, Lee, Harder and Pytlak
Weilaud. Kline and r. Ferrell.
Athletics Beat Tigers
Detrott -. 100 olo oooA2 10
ph!ladelphia or l0l COX 9
6eFFel1. Lawson, Ho9sett and Hay
worth; Cain and Cochrane.
Browns 1lank Senators
81. Louis. 900 lo1 o9o-1 il
Washingtoo 600 600 0OO- 6
Cof1mAn and Shea: Whitehil
Thomas and SeWell.
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