The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-12
YANKEES GAIN
BY FULL GAME
Fourth Straight Victory |:
Achieved AS Senators
Are Losing

The rehabilitated New York Yam
KEGS yesterday gained full game
on the Washington Senator'S, lead
ers of the American league, by
beating st. Louis, 5 to 4, while
Washington lost to Chicago.
This left the second place Yanks
only two games behind the Scna'
tors.
/ Excellent relief pitching by LEI,
ty Gomez enabled the Yanks to
register their fourth straight vic,
tory. In the eighth inning, with
one out and the bases loaded, Go
mez replaced Danny MacFayder
on the New York mound, and
struck out the next two Brownie
pinch hitterS.
! MacFayden and Gomez allowed
rs hits. including home run by
Bruce Campbell with one aboard
in the third. Herbert, Mcdonald
and Gray hurled for the Browns,
yielding 10 hits. including home
runs by Dixie Walker and Tony
Lazzeri. The latter's four-baggel
in the fifth provided the Yanks
winning run.
Washington suffered its second
consecutive defeat, losing to
Chicago, 8 to 3, after the Sox
hammered Crowder, Russell and
Weaver for 16 hits. Evar Swan
son had a perfect day at bat with
triple, double and two singles.
Walt Miller held the Seniors to
eight scattered Safeties. Chicago
punched some of its hits for five
runs in the fifth.
Philadelphia kept pace with the
Yanks by trouncing Cleveland. q
to 4, with Jimmy Foxx and Max
Bishop leading the attack. FoxN
drove in three runs with three sim
giles, and Bishop connected for a
double and two singles, scoring
twice himself. Leroy MaHaffey
held the Indians to nine scattered
hits, one less than the Athletics
made off Brown, Connally and
Bean.
Bob Weiland bested Vic Frazier
in a tight pitching duel as the Bos-
ton Red Sox downed Detroit, 2 to
/. Weiland allowed the Tigers six
scattered hits, one more than
Frazier gave the SOX. Boston made
it's two runs in the fourth when
Dusty Cookies double scored Wal
tiers, who had walked, and Cooke
came home on Jolley'S infield out.
1t was Detroit's fourth straight
defeat.
In the National league, the Sec
ond place st. Louis Cardinals
gained full game on the leading
New York Giants by beating New
York =, to l, in the opening con-
test of their fOur-game series for
supremacy in the league.
This defeat, the Giants seventh
in q row, pared their lead to two
and half games over the Cards.
The Giants fumbled away the
game, four errors in the seventh
giving the Cards their two runs.
Orsatti reached first on Jackson's
F.lmble. Wilson was safe when
pitcher Parmelle threw wild to
second. Crawford was safe when
manager Terry missed his ground
er. Orsatti scoring. Catcher Man
cuSo tried to pick Wilson off at
third, but made a wild throw, per-
uniting Wilson to score for the
winning run. ......
The Giants made their lone tai
ly in the ninth. Dizzy Dean allow
ed New York 10 hits, four more
than the Cards collected off Lee
Roy Parmelle.
Extending their winning streak
to six games by beating Brooklyn,
6 to 2, the Chicago Cubs replaced
the standing. A Six-run rally in
the eighth gave the Cubs victory.
They combined two errors and
four of their seven hits for the
six TALES. Owen Carroll was
, knocked of the mound after mold
ing the Cubs scoreless for seven
frames. Hollis Thurston finished.
Charley Root allowed the Dodg-
ers seven hits but kept them scat
tered.
Boston humbled the Pirates, 5
to 3, by virtue of two runs in the
eighth when Moore's triple drove
in Jordan and Moore scored or
Whitney's long fly to Lloyd Wan,
er. Tom Zachary yielded eight
hits to the Pirates, one less thar
Swetonic, Swift and Hoyt allowed
the Braves.
The Phillies rose out of the eel.
lar, dropping Cincinnati into the
basement by beatin gthe Reds, 2
to /, when Yves Schulmerch's sin
gle in the 18th drove home Dor
Hurst with the winning run after
Hurst had tripled. Both clubs made
a run in the sixth. Roy Hanson
bested ST Johnson in a pitching
duel, yielding, five hits to John
sons six.