The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-10
Warneke and Mungo Blasted
Off Mound by cronin's
Savage Batsmen
Young Harder Holds Befuddled
Tsrrysrs Scorslsss In Last
Three Innings


Polo Grounds, New York, July 10
RHComing from behind with. . bat
ting attack that blasted Lon war
neke off the mound and also drove
Van Mungo to cover, the American
League All-stars WHIPPED the Nationals
Tuesday, . to Z, for their second
straight triumph. A crowd Of $500
fans saw Joe Cronin's crew clinch the
game with . six-run rally IN the fifth,
after which young Mel Harder, Cleve.
land right handler, held the Nation
ais in complete subjection.
Harder, relieving Lefty Comes and
Red Ruffing, Yankee pitching aces
who yielded six runs in the first five
innings, held the Nationals to one
solitary hit for the remainder Of the
game, as he completely befuddled the
big hit. ,rs rushed into the fray BY
Manager Bill Terry.
The game was preceded by cere-
mony Of unveiling tablet to the
memory Of John Joseph Mc0raw, who
piloted the National League last year.
The Polo Grounds was not quite
filled to capacity but there were only
few scattered patches Of vacant
seats in the upper stands.
The final prelude to the game WAS
the ORGANIZATION Of the National
Leagues most valuable player award,
for 1883, to Carl Hubben.
to the field while the crowd yelled.
The >play-by-play account Of the
game:
First Inning
Americans:
0ehringer smashed q drive past
Frisch and ran to second base when |
Wally Berger fumbled the ball. Man |
ush walked. Ruth famed. Lou 0eh- !
rig, swung and missed the third
strike. The runners were In motion
and Gehringer beat Harnett's throw |
to Traynor at third base on . close |
play. Manush advanced to second.
Foxx famed.
No runs, one hit, one error, two
left.
Nationals:
Frisch smashed the second pitched |
ball high into the upper right field
stands for . home run.
Traynor was thrown out on I hard |
hit grounder. Medwick famed. Guy
Ter bounced out, Cronin to dehrig.
One run. one hit, no errors, none
left.
Second Inning
Americans:
Al Simmons was Hubbell's fourth |
straight strikeout victim.
Cronin also took three hearty |
swings. Bill Dickey banged . curve
over Jacksonis head for . single.
Comes also famed.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left
Nationals:
Berger was . strikeout victim. Ter
~ hit . high fly that Simmons came
in to catch behind second base.
jackson swung and missed the third
strike.
No runs, no hits. no errors. none
left.
Third Inning
Americans:
Cuyler raced into deep right to
make q beautiful catch Of 0el1ringers
drive. Manush rolled out. Babe Ruth
walked. 0ehrig lined out to Cuyler.
No runs, no hits, no errors, one left.
Nationals:
Hartnett was thrown out. Oronin to
0ehrig.
Billy Herman batted for Hubbell
and popped the first pitch to Cronin
who made . nice running catch.
Frisch walked.
On the hit and run play. Pie Tray.
nor bounced . single over second
base. Frisch raced to third. Joe Med
wick walloped : curve into the upper
left field stand, scoring Frisch and
Traynor ahead Of him and giving the
Nationals 4 four-run lead off the
american Leagues premier pitcher.
Cuyler lined 70 Ruth.
Three runs, two hits, no errors. none
left.
Fourth Inning
Americans:
Lon Warneke Of the Cubs went To-
the box for the Nationals.
foxx was retired On grounder.
Simmons got only two bases on drive
that hit the LETT field wall On the ny.
III ieet from the plate. Cronin
slashed . single down the left field
line. scoring Simmons.
Dickey took called third strike.
Earl Ayerill batted Tor Comes.
Averill tripled 70 the hullpeu In deep
right field. scoring Cronin. e was
the longest hit Of the game thus tar.
Warneks walked oehrineer. Man
ush lifted high foul that Tfsynor
grabbed near The coaching box 81
third.
Two runs. three hits, - errors. two
left.
National:
Charley Red" Ruflins. Yankes
righthander. won't 70 tn box Tor tn
Americana. Doegef Mfted . high foul i
toc0ta6d - - I,