The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-07
18th inning SINGLE
BY MANAGER TERRY
GIVES WINNING RUN
Cardinals Pumme| Old Tom
Zachary With Five.Run
Outburst in Fourth
PIRATES HUMBLE BRAVES
Yanks Reduce Tiger Lead to
5Ia Games With SO Vic. :
tory Over Red Sox
nv The Associated Press)

by The Associated FTeSS)
I. there's any way Of stopping those
New York Giants in their rush toward
! the National League pennant. the
: Chicago Cubs apparently haven't dis
covered it.
The Cubs managed to stretch things
out over II innings Thursday but the
result was just the same. They went
down for the second time in success
sion. 2 to /. and looked up at the lead
ers from a depth Of nine games. St.
Louis, kept pace with to 5 decision
over Brooklyn although still seven
games behind
! With only % more games to 60 for
New York and ~ for St. Louis that
began to look like a huge deficit with
a clean sweep in the coming series
about the only st. Louis hope.
Leroy BUD Parmelee and Bill Lee,
both trying to preserve perfect records
against the days rival. hooked up in
the Giant Cub duel and 1t came very
close to being a draw. Augie Galan
blasted a homer off Parmelee in the
first inning and Travis Jackson and
Hank Leiber solved Lee for double
and single respectively in the fourth
to knot the count.
Parmelee granted only four more
hits and Lee granted only six up to
the deciding frame. Then Joe Moore
singled after two were out in the
twelfth: Hughey Critz sent him to
third with two-bagger and Manager
Bill Terry came up with another vic
tory when he singled home the de-
Gliding rum.
Cards Clout Zachary
The Cardinals hoped off toward an
easy victory when they clouted old
Tom Zachary with five run outburst
In the fourth but Brooklyn nearly
turned the tables in the final inning
| by rapping Tex Carleton for three
talNes before they finally were re-
tired.
Pittsburgh's Pirates extended their
belated drive for first division berth
through their fifth straight victory
when they attacked Ed Brandt for
three runs In the first two innings
and went on to beat the fourth-place
Boston Braves to behind Ralph
Birkofer's seventh flinging.
In the American League the Yam
KEGS and Red Sox managed to make
up some ground they lost the day be-
fore without causing great amount
Of excitement. While Detroit's dou-
bleheader with the Athletics was
rained out, the Yanks reduced the
Tiger lead to 81 games with . 5 to 3
decision over Chicago. The Yanks
nicked ley Lyons for four runs In the
fourth to build up q SO lead for
Charley Ruffing but 1t took Johnny
. Murphy and Arndt Jorgens to protect
It at the finish.
The Red Sox evened their third
place struggle with Cleveland with q
. late attack that Melted three runs In
! each Of the last two innings and 9
, to l victory for Gordon Rhodes, who
granted only seven hits.
The Washington Louis contest
Was halted by rain.
j NATIONAL LEAGUE
Z Cards Trim Dodgen
ct. Louis :. 900 500 011-7 IL
Brooklyn. 0l0 0ol 0o3-5 3
II Carleton and Davis; Zachary
Munns and Lopez.
i Pirates Humble Braves
+ Pittsburgh. 100 900 100 8
Boston -. OlO 900 600
i Birkofer and Padden: Brandt, Smith
land Hogan.
/ Giants Nose Out Cubs
Chicago.. 100 900 600 000-l 5 Z
New York 600 100 600 00l-2 .
Lee and Hartnett: Parmelee and
Mancuso, banning.
/ Cincinnati at Ptliladelphia, post
iponed, Indictment weather.
Il AMERICAN LEAGUE
|. Yankees Win
| New York. 0l0 400 000-5
| Chicago !. 600 020 00l-3
/, Ruffing. Murphy and Jorgens; Ly
IONS and Madjeski.
II Red Sox Beat Tribe
Boston -. 900 600 033-6 10
! Cleveland. 900 0l0 00o-l Z
II Rhodes and Hinkle. Leggett; Hard
| er. L. Brown and Berg.
II 0na10v vaaAa