The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-13
BLAST PAUL FROM
mound IN OPENER,
DIZZY IN SECOND
Pirates Defeat Reds, 9.6, in On
Iy Other National League
Game Sunday
YAMKS, RED S0x DIVIDE
Earnshaw Pitches White Sox to
Victory After Browns Had
Taken First Game
YANKs, RED s0x DIVIDE
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
A brilliant recovery by the Chicago
Cubs has revived interest in the Ma
tional League race and left the Cubs
with a good chance to stage another
comeback In the coming home stand
against the east.
Five games behind the league lead
ing Giants after losing the first two
games Of q series to st. Louis, the
Cubs regained q full game Sunday by
beating the Cardinals to 2 and to
in . double-header while New
York's game against Boston was
halted by rain. In addition the Cubs
performed In one day q feat which
only two other clubs have accom-
plished all season. They beat both
Of the Dean brothers.
Paul Dean, the younger, was the
opening game victim as Billy and
Babe Herman nicked him for q homer
apiece In the fifth, and he failed to
survive the next frame. Babe Her
man got another circuit blow off Jess
Haines in the ninth. Brother Dizzy
waged close battle against Pat Ma
lone for seven innings Of the after
piece but was blasted out in the
eighth when Chicago put together .
triple, two doubles and single for
four runs. It was his fifth defeat
against 81 victories. Jim Collins sal
vaged his 26th homer from the de-
feat.
Only the Pirates and Phillies hold
decisions over both Deans in addition
to Chicago, which has beaten the
brothers in five Of the II games they
have lost.
The Pirates defeated the Reds, %.
in the only other National League
game Sunday.
Tiger Rally Wins
Detroit's Tigers, who have won so
many games by late rallies that 1t has
developed into q habit, did the trick
again in the 10th inning to prolong
their winning streak to II games and
increase their American League lead
over the Yankees to ~ games. The
Cleveland Indians were the victims
and the final score was to 5.
The Yankees helped attract q rec
ord crowd at Boston but failed to get
more than an even break with the
Red Sox. While 46,766 fans looked
on and about 10000 more regretted
their failure to arrive early enough
to get into the park, Boston won the
first game Sd as Yves Ferrell pitched
his 10th victory and started the de-
Gliding rally with double In the
eighth. New York came back to take
the second game IL behind the
seventh flinging Of bespectacled
Johnny Broaca.
The big turnout was inspired :arge-
~ by Babe Ruth, who, according to
his own announcement, was making
his last appearance as q regular In
the city where his big league career
began.
George Earnshaw, working for the
first $500 bonus he is to get for each
victory over 10. pitched the White
Sox into an even break with st. Louis
In q double bill. After the Browns
won the opener AZ when Ray Pep.
per's eighth Inning triple overcame
the effects Of AL Simmons homer. the
Sox came back to give Earnshaw bril-
liant support and win the aftetpiece
3 to 2.
Washington and Philadelphia start
ed to play doubleheader but fin
ished with one seven-inning tie at
I to when rain ended their activi-
ties just after the As had raped
Earl Whitehill for three singles and
the tying run.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tigers Win In l0th
Cleveland. oo3 600 o2o o-5 10 /
Detroit 80. 210 DOL DOL l-6 II 2
90 innings)
Pearson and Berg: Hamlin. Mar
berry and Cochrane.
Red Sox, Yanks Divide
First Game)
New York 200 100 ool-4 u :
Boston 49,. 20l 600 03x-6 IA /
Allen, Murphy and Dickey: w. Fer
rell and r. Ferrell.
lsecond 0ame)
New York ). 600 COS 2o2-7 . Z
Boston -. 600 100 000-l Z Z
Broaca and Jorgens: WEIGH. AL
berg. Pennock and r. Terrell.
Browns Split Twin NH
(First Came)
r H =
st. Louis !. 400 900 o2o-4 Z Z
Chicago :. 600 200 O0O-2 8 l
Blaeholder and Hemsley: Jones and
Shea.
(second Camel
st. Louis >. 600 900 1000 . 0
Chicago ;. DOL 400 00x-3 3
Newsom, Andrews and Hemsley;
Earnshaw and Madjeski.
Senatoes, Al, Tie
Philadelphia. 600 600 II II Q
Warrington 600 100 OIL Z Q
q innings. rain)
Cascarella and Berry: Whitehill
and Bolton.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates Down 1sds
Cincinnati. 80 oos 600 : II !
pittsburgh. 400 80 13x-e u Z
Stout, Kolp. Derrinoer and Lom-