The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-17
TlGERSFACE YANKS
AFTER INCREASING
LEAD T05t MARGIN
Dodgers Hammer Third.P|ace
Cubs Into Submission With
Double Triumph
REDS BEAT BRAVES TWICE
White Sox Take Twin Bill From
Boston; Athletics Turn
Back Browns
(By The Associated Press

The Cardinals took their triumphant
leave Of New York Monday with a
record of three victories in four games
with the league-leading Giants and
only 81 game margin to make up
IN the National League pennant race
At the same time the Yankees ad-
vanced on Detroit for another cru
cial' four-game tilt with the realiza-
ton that they would have to do at
least as well as the Cards to get back
into the American League scrap
After dividing the first two games,
the Cards swept the boards Sunday
while crowd of 62,573. the largest
the Polo Grounds has ever held, look
ed on. Manager Frisch carried out
his threat to make the Giants think
there was cloud of Deans around
them by sending Dizzy in to gain his
18th victory. S to 3, in the opener, then
following with Brother Paul. who gave
only six hits in an eleven inning duel
with Carl Hubbell to win tol
The Cards had to come from behind
each time to win, taking the opener
on four run rally in the seventh
Jim Collins 33rd circuit swat tied
the second game in the seventh and
Pepper Martin started the winning
rally with four-base hit.
Dodgers Cop .Doublehecder
The Dodgers hammered the third
place Cubs into submission twice,
IL to s and to 4, with an attack that
melted 80 hits.
Meanwhile the Tigers increased thei-
lead to So games with brilliant
to l victory over Washington while
the Yanks yielded, 5 to 2, to the In
dians and Mel Harder, who granted
only five hits. The Tigers couldn't
do any real hitting, touching Monte
Weaver for just three blows, but they
got the odd run to sweep the series
with daring base running. After Ray
Hayworth reached second on a hit
and an error In the eighth, Herman
Clifton ran for him and raced all the
way home while Jo-Jo White was
being tossed out at first.
Three other bargain bills on the
days program resulted in clean
sweeps. The cellar-holding Reds and
White Sox triumphed at the expense
Of two Boston clubs. The Reds beat
the Braves 81 and So when Paul
Derringer allowed four hits and
Rookie Beryl Richmond and 81 john
son five. George Earnshaw's two-hit
elbowing gave the White Sox a 81
triumph over the Rel Hose and they
went on to belt out a second decis-
ion II to 10.
The seventh-place Athletics got
good pitching to turn back the Browns
twice, 2 to l and 3 to O behind Sugar
Cain and Johnny Marcum although
they got only three hits off Dick
Coffman and Paul Andrews in the
afterpiece. The Pittsburgh Phillies
double bill was permanently rained
out.
Deans Beat Giants Twice
First game RH E
st Louis ........ 900 600 4ol-5 Q o
New York ....... clio ITO OOO-3 Z /
J. Dean, Carleton and Delaney;
Parmelee, Smith, Schumacher, Luque
and Mancuso.
Second game RHE
st Louis 49,. 600 900 100 O2-3 8 O
New York -. 0O1 900 COO O0-l 6 l
eleven innings)
p. Dean and Davis; Hubbell and
banning.
Dodgers Win Doubleheader
First game RHE
Chicago ........ 200 600 O227- 6 IA /
Brooklyn $3.50. 203 2l2 Olx-ll 10 O
Weaver. Root, Wiedemeyer and
OFarrell. Phelps: Benge and Lopez.
second game r H E
chicago ......... 010Oll 100 IA l
brooklyn ....... 030 0V2 00x-5 IL 2
Lee and Hartnett. Clark Zarha ~,