The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-18
DETROIT, new YORK
ALTERNATE WINNING.
SHUT0UT VICTORIES.
Giants Attain 5 ~ Game Lead
In National Blasting Out Two
Wins Over Pirates
BRAVES DEFEAT CHICAGO
Senators Take DoubIeheader
From Indians; Athletics,
White Sox Divide
by The Associated Press

by The Associated Press)
Baseball fans-even those who
sympathize with the Yankees, 5ia
games away from the American Lea
que lead and without much prospect
Of getting closer soon-Saturday paid
tribute again to Lynwooo (Schoolboy) |
Rowe. the william" in the piece from
a Yankee viewpoint.
It was Rove. conquero: of the Yanks
on the first day Of their important !
series with Detroits pace-setting Tig-
ers, who came back Saturday with all !
even finer performance to shut them |
out 2 to 0 in the final clash. The |
schoolboy gave just three hits in that
final performance for his 14th conse-
cutive triumph after Vernon tGcofy) |
Gomez had pitched the Yanks to a 5 |
to 0 triumph in the first game Of
the doubleheader and squared the |
serieS.
Gomez did some fine pitching on his
own account to win his goth game al
though he gave eight blows while the /!
1anks got only six from Vic Sorrell.
He was mere effective in the clinches
as the Yanks punched four hits and
walk for three runs i'll the first and !
finished their scoring when Tony |!
Lazzeri hit homer in the sixth.
Rowe Thrills Crowd
It was Rowe however who provid-
ed the greatest thrills for the crowd
o. ASST. He was wild but he made ,
up for that weakness with eleven
strikeouts, some of them in the most
troublesome spots. In addition he
survived third inning mishap when
he stumbled over a base in the midst
o: the Tiger rally which won the
game and barely escaped serious
ankle injury. His single helped along
the rally although it was Pete Fox's |
triple after Marvin Owen had been
hit by one of Jimmy Deshong's pitches !:
and a single by Manager Mickey
Cochrane that drove in the runs.
While the Tigers won one game for
their 51s game lead, the Giants at
tanned the same margin in the Ma
tional league race by blasting out a
double victory over Pittsburgh while
the Boston Braves took single con-
test from the second-place Cubs.
The Giants pounded Pirate pitch
ing for total of 20 hits to win by 7
to and to while Roy Parmelee
end Carl Hubbell held the BUGS suffi-
GENTLY in check. Among the swats
we're Mel OTIS 31st and 32nd home
runs, which accounted for six tallies
jr the two games, and six hits by Bill
Terry.
Braves Down Cubs
The Braves continued as Chicago's
"jinx' by pounding big Jim Weaver
for four runs in the seventh and 5
to victory. 1t made II triumphs
for Boston in Is games with the Cubs
and even the return CT two OF the
Cubs injured aces. Bill urges and
Church Klein failed to alter the re-
suit. The Cardinals, meanwhile cut
Chicago's margin to half game by
blasting Philadelphia pitching for II
hits and II to victory as the rebel
1iouS Paul Deem returned to the team
just in time to do a fine job of relief
hurting. jim Collins pitched in with
his 18th homer. The Brooklyn Dod-
gers beat Cincinnati, ia.
The Senator's got the best results
from the American league program of
four doubleheaders when they took
both games from Cleveland 4 to 3
and l to 0. They had TO 60 ten In
nings to take the opener. punching
three hits in the extra inning. Bob
Burke's three-hit flinging carried
them to the second victory.
The other bargain bills resulted in
even breaks. Boston made it three
straight over the Browns with a 60
triumph when Yves Terrell hurled two
hit ball for his eleventh victory but
went down to 2 in the second clash
before George Blaeholder's six-hit
pitching. The Athletics took the ten
inning opener from Chicago 9 to as
Ed Coleman belted three home runs
for q seasons record, but even jim
n,ie Foxx's 38th circuit swat couldn't
win the second game as Ted Lyons
limited the AS to four blows and won
3 to 2. Coleman's feat was record
for the season and surpassed only
three times in major league history
although equalled frequently.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Giants Down Pirates
First Game r H E
New York. 80. 200 101 1l3- / II O
Pittsburgh 49,. 200 600 O3O-3 3 O
Parmelee, Smith and Mancuso;
Lucas, French, Chagnon, Birkofer
and Grace.
Second Game r H E
New York. .lO3 COZ 101-8 Is /
Pittsburgh ..... .002 0Ol 600 3 10
Hubbell and banning; Meme
French, Swift and Padden.
Braves Defeat Cubs
Score by innings r H z
Boston ........ 200 010 400 II !
Chicago ....... 100 00l 000-2 s
Belts, Smith and Hogan, spohrer;
Weaver, Root and Hartnett.
Dodgers Swamp Reds
Score by innings r H Z
Brooklyn ...... .2o2 400 2o2-l2 u !;
cincinnati 800. 100 900 003- 4 10 !:
Leonard and Lopez; Benton, Klein.
hans, Kolp and Manion.
Cards Wallop Phillies
Score by innings- r H Z
Philadelphia 1900 600 Co., .
81 Louis. 80. .042 100 03x-l2 II Z
a. Moore, 0rabowski, Malls and J
Wilson, Holden: Mooney, Vance. r
Dean and Delaney.
AMERICAN LEAGUE