The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-30
DETROIT, ATHLETICS
DIVIDE TWIN BILL;
Lyons BEATS YANKS
Giants Close Western Jaunt
With Smaller Lead; Warneke
Wins Mound Duel
CARDS TRoUNCE DODGERS
Braves and Pirates Divide Pair
Of Shutouts; Browns Down
Senators
(By the Associated press)

Although the lanky "schoolboy,
Lynwood Rowe, couldn't boast a new
American League record for consecu-
tive pitching victories Thursday, the
Detroit Tigers could point with pride
to five-game lead as they returned
to their home sector after their final
tour Of the east.
Despite Rowe's defeat Wednesday
after 16 straight triumphs, the Tigers
got an even break with the Athletics
in their doubleheader. slamming out
IL to Z victory in the opener with
a 20-hit attack masked by a six run
rally in the eighth before Rowe took
his IS to shellacking.
At the same time the second place
Yankees dropped mound duel to Ted
Lyons and the White Sox, 8 to l, and
lost half game to Detroit In the
pennant race.
Rowe's trouble. as he admitted after
the game. was that he didn't have
tit" being the stuff to halt the
Philadelphia batters who had taste
Of swatting when they made IA blows
in the opener and held the lead to the
semi-final inning. He gave up dozen
hits and ten runs before he finally
was relieved by Vic Sorrell in the
seventh.
just the same it was a big day all
around as 33,7l8 fans, the largest
crowd In the history Of Shibe Park,
turned out to see the schoolboy make
his unsuccessful bid for q new record.
The Yanks ran into difficulty when
Johnny Broaca gave a couple Of pass
es in the first inning and the Hose
followed with two Of the four hits they
made. That produced three runs and
Lyons held the New Workers at bay,
giving only six hits.
Warneke Brilliant
The New York Giants closed their
western jaunt with ~ game mar
gin in the National League race after
losing q brilliantly pitched 10 final
to the threatening Cubs. Lon War
neke came back with only two days
rest to blank the world champions
in duel with Carl Hubbell. Neither
team could break the deadlock until
the ninth inning as Warneke gave
three hits and Hubbell five. each al
lowed one walk and famed three.
Then Stan Hack got on base through
q Critz error, Augie Galan forced
him and Kiki Cuyler slammed out
double that drove in the run needed to
win.
The Cardinals kept their place
right behind the Cubs by taking the
odd game Of five from Brooklyn, 4 to
II. as Bill Walker pitched a five-hit
game to best Johnny Babich, who
allowed seven blows but struck out
one for every hit.
The Browns captured fifth place
in the junior circuit from Washing
ton by taking the final encounter, s to
"A.
Boston and Pittsburgh in the Ma
tional divided pair Of shutouts. The
Braves took the opener, IL to 0, when
Huck Belts pitched a four-hit game
and Wally Berger belted his 30th
homer then the Pirates came back to
win, Z to 0. as Waite Hoyt recorded
his 18th victory Of the season.
The Reds and Phillies and Red Sox
and Indians took the day off to even
up for last Sundays double headers.
| NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wa1neke Blanks Giants
Score by innings r H E
New York. .... 900 600 600 5 /
Chicago ...... 200 900 00l-1 5
Hubbell and Mancuso; Warneke
and Hartnett.
Braves, Pirates Split
| (First Camel
Score by innings r H Z
Boston .........34O OO4 O00-ll IL I
Pittsburgh ..... 900 600 600 Z
Belts and Hogan; French, Lucas
and Grace.
(Second Camel
Score by innings- r H Z
Boston ........ 200 900 600 Z
Pittsburgh 1905. 2O2 1O2 00x-7 II
MAn0um n Ennikh and 2rnhror