The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-04
Pirates Aid Giants by Handing Cards
Double Reverse; Dean Brothers Lose
Yankees, Athletics Split; cronin
Hurt as Boston Triumphs
Over Senators
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
Even the weather man has climb,
ed aboard the pennant band wagons
Of the Detroit Tigers and New York
Giants.
Both leaders spent Labor Day in
their hotel lobbies as rain wiped out
scheduled doubleheaders but both
likewise gained ground thereby in
their race toward the major league
flags. The Giants picked up Z full
game on the st. Louis Cardinals, wal.
loped twice by Pittsburgh, and now
lead the National League parade by
six games. The Tigers actually ad-
vanced not at all in their quest Of
the American League bunting but the
second place New York Yankees split
two with the Philadelphia Athletics
and thus saw two more games wiped
off their schedule without cutting In.
to Detroit's 5h game lead.
The Cardinals double reverse at
Pittsburgh not only put them an
other full game back Of the Giants
but also allowed the Chicago Cubs,
Who split even with Cincinnati, to
tie them for second place. The
Pirates beat both Of the Dean BROTH
ers, Paul and Jerome. as their part
of the holiday celebration. They
chased Paul to cover with an eight
run hird-inning outburst to win the
first game. 1872, and then hammer
ed the elder Dean for the winning
runs In the ninth inning Of tho
nightcap. The final score was 6-5.
Warneke Triumphs
Lon Warneke pitched the Cubs to
q 6-3 l0-inning victory over Cincin.
natl, In the opener but successive
triples by Mark Koenig and Jim Bot
tomley In the seventh accounted for
four Of the five runs Of the Reds
scored in that frame to win the Sec
ond game, 6-4. Good pitching by
Farmhouse and Huck Belts gave
Boston two victories over Brooklyn,
10 and A..
Babe RuthS 2lst home run and
II other hits gave the Yankees IN
lit triumph over the As Is Vernon
Gomez staggered to his 24th victory
and his 10th IN succession. The AS,
however, came right back with Z IL
hit drive, including Jimmie Foxxg
10th homer, to win the second, l0-3,
behind Sugar Gains effective pitch
ing.
Cleveland strengthened its hold on
third place by taking two games from
st. Louis, 0-5, and 81. Washington
lost the first to Boston, 6-3. and the
services Of Manager Joe Cronin to
boot, and then held on to gain .
~ tie In the second contest, halted
because Of darkness after eight In
nings. Cronin suffered q broken bone
in his right arm when he tumbled to
the ground after . mixup with Yves
Ferrell at first base In the eighth
inning Of the opener. He viii be out
for the rest Of the season.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Braves Win Two
(FirSt Came)
r H =
Brooklyn. 600 600 900 6 q
Boston -. O0l 600 00x-l I /
Benge, Munns and Lopez; Frank
house and Hogan. ~
lSecond Qame)
Brooklyn 600 100 ooo-2 s s
Boston -. ITO l0l 0ox-4 8. %
Rahich and Berres. Lopez; Belts
and Hogan.
Pirates Trouncs Cards
(FtrSt Game)
| st. Louis. 600 600 o2o-2 & ;
Pittsburgh. 00s 0o4 0ox-l2 u l
p. Dean, Vance, Haines and v.
Davis; French and Grace.
(second 0ame)
| st. Louis. 600 oo1 oos-5 Il /
Pittsburgh. 100 100 l03-6 II !
walker, J. Dean, Halhhau and De-
lancey: Hoyt, Meme and Padden.
Reds Divide Twin nm
| (First 0ame)
r H \
Chicago !. 600 100 lol Sc II o
Cincinnati. 0l0 100 100 0-3 u
60 inningS)
Warneke and Hartnett: Frey, Fret.
ltas and lombard.
Second 0ame)
r H \
Chicago !. OIL ool ooo-4 II o
Cincinnati. 600 600 5lx-6 II :
O'Farrell. Hartnett and Weaver,
Malone; Stout. Deringer ana Man
ion, Lambardi.
New York at Philadelphia. post
poned, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Bosox Down Senators
(FirSt 0anel
/ n II :
Boston -. OIL OF ool-s 10 /
washington 600 900 OILS . Z
i w. Ferrell and r. Ferrell: Weaver.
McColl and Bolston.
Boston 49,. 0lo ool OF . 4
Washington 200 O0l l0-4
.(Called account Of darknesD
Walberg, H. johnson. ostermuelleF
and Logett, r. Ferrell; Thomas, Rus
sell and Sewell.
i Indians Beat Browns
! (First Game)
/ r H Z
Cleveland. 100 600 2o0-9 II l
ct. Louis. O20 600 l2e5 8 &
Pearson and Berg: Blaeholder, Nc.
Affee, Andrews, Hadley and HemSley.
Second Camel
Cleveland. 600 l0l 100 . O
J st. Louis. 600 10 020-4 . !
4 Hudltn and Garbark, Berg; Wells,
Hadley and Heusles.
Yankees. Fhillies Split
(FlrSt Camel
i r II :
Philadelphia o6o olo olo-7 II !
New York. lO3 COS O4x-ll Il J
Dietric and Berry: Gomez and Jor.
lgens.
(Second Game)
i r H +
Philadelphia los 400 2oo-lo u I