The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-05-08
RED SOX Lose
ri SD POSITION
TO SENATORS
c,,d, Snap Back Winning
t S,,;Je; Giants Tag Cinci
for Sth Defeat

-. WORK, May S.-(Uf)-,
NV 49, senators replaced
Joe '1' Srx at third position IN
he hy" .,..,r league standing yes
me \, .sa' Sy virtue Of a smashing II
ter.ay u, over the White SoX.
% . VIZ. VIZ arush led the Senators
Hs."'- r1s.aught on Hevlng.
I'm. r,ors and Tietje with a
WA iogblc and single IN three
triple 5 r in four runs. Monte
t,lFS, W. ba,i the White Sox to one
Ne",r az the ninth. when the SoX
run ,Sro " him for six more tai
2 pom He yielded total OF Il
MS: T,r. York enlightened its league
SS -, .ro and a half over Cleve-
eau nv crushing the Browns IA
az. rIna the Indians lost.
% r r Johnny Allen held the
-, "-,s % seven scattered hits. his
Pr D.yG mates hammered Blaehol-
~ Knot and Wells for IA safe
s ". including home runs by Bill
No. MI and Lou Gehrig. New
80, 49,, rwo big innings were the
IA, and eighth, each of which
<..-oof for six runs. The Browns
%oriysd Allen of a Shutout by
=, IN the ninth.
Cleveland bowed to the Athlet-
-, g Sugar" Cain allowed
:, Indians nine hits but kept
. =. well scattered while Ed Cole
van led the l2-hit attack on Har-
is- and Bean with a homer, dou-
NJ and single. He drove in three
-inS. $50.
-;-- home run with Manager
Wrsev Cochrane aboard gave De-
IN. an ) 20 s triumph over the
gsf Srx. Cochrane pinch hit for
Catcher Hayworth and took a
Ss,e on balls. Then Rowe lifted
no bali over the left field wall.
Tho Tiers tied the count with a
.Hree-vuu rally in the ninth. re-
vh;rg from Solters' error. Carl
REYNOLDS of the Sox continued to
| race ja.Smcn Of both leagues with
triple double and single. Bos-
0- contributed three errors, Civ
NJ ne Tigers a total of FIVE I'M
sa,,:t runs. Sorrcll and Rowe al
| loyL he SoX ten hits, two more
,hr Detroit made off Weiland
an E;.ch.
L ne National league, the Car
f,ls snapped back into their
E,-ras stride after a one-day
h7~ and wrested fourth place
ron ne Braves by beating them
% 70 }. This eyened their series
a one win each.
Tex Carleton pitched no-hit ball
2. seven frames. but the Braves
finally found him. scoring two
Irs in the eighth and three in
lie ninth. Meanwhile the Cards
pounded Brown, Mangum and
8are:: for II Safeties, including
nmecs by RothrOck and Collins.
L vas Bobby Browns 1884 debut
"a me Boston mound, but he was
blasted off by a fve-run barrage
II the third
Inc leading Giants tagged Gin
;Hna,l with is eighth straight de-
,sa: 3 TO ,. Jew York came from
.eand IN the ninth when Mel
u, double scored Grantham and
Is'Ty with the tieing and winning
.-nS' his gave Carl Hubbell vic
o'y IN pitching duel with Benny
Trey. Hubbell allowed ten hits.
one less than Frey.
Inc Cubs kept pace with New
Io'S oy banking the Phillies 2
y: behind Bill Lees four-hit
.~eo.ng. Il was rookie Lees ma
y league debut as a starter. The
.-os found Holley and Davis for
Yen n.tS, some of which were
S-s.eTed for single tallies in the
>4s1 and seventh.
81, rN:sourgh nosed out the Dod-
ss'I' to 8, in the 10th when Har-
~. Lt44'asetto's single drove in
rn!G vaughan with the winning
4. -,' Vaughan had tripled. Brook
*, * 5a'Iled for five runs in the
= ~. ana was leading 6 to 2 in
o. - . %&,9, when Pittsburgh click
sa,, W. three taIIieS. Jensen came
~ D5 on Perkins wild throw in
Dr., eighth to tie the count. The
Iiaa,es nicked Benge. Perkins and
5.Da%rd for I3 hits, one more