The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-01
Yankees Snatch Lead From Tigers
Winning 0oubIeheader From Red Sox
Lon Warneko Provides National
League Thrills by Winning
Two Games Tuesday
(By the Associated Preas)

ny the Associated Preas)
Like = couple Of wild-eyed kids on
! merry-go-round, the New York
Yankees and Detroit Tigers whirled
dizzily around Wednesday, still
for the American League
brass ring, and this time the Yanks
had . finger on It.
with such familiar persons -
George Herman Ruth, Lou 0ehrig.
and Vernon Gomez figuring largely
in the proceedings, the Yanks wig
gled back Tuesday before the month
closed on them, by winning two games
from the Boston Red Sox, 11-2, and
I'll, Is the Tigers were dividing .
doubleheader with the Cleveland In
dams.
A record weekday crowd Of $4,000
III Cleveland had their day spoiled
two ways. The Indians with ole vos-
mix leading q l5-hit attack on three
tired Tiger pitchers, took the first
game, o-7, but lost the second, AZ,
and with 1t the services Of Glen Wyatt,
first string catcher, who broke his
right ankle sliding home In the third
inning.
Cronin Injured
Sam Jones, the ancient one, neatly
pitched the White sox to . So vic
tory over the Browns IL Z duel with
George Blaeholder, and the Athletics
took another fall out Of the tumbling
Senators, 80. as Ed Coleman hit his
icth homer with two on. Joe Cronin,
Senators manager. had to retire after
Pinky Higgins srounder hit him in
the face.
Lon Warneke provided the National
League thrills Of the day q he
rounded out the July End game the
lst. Louis Cardinals protested With two
scoreless innings to givc the Cubs Z
I'll victory that had never been
changed from the records. He stayed
In, then, and pitched the regular
days game with the Cards, winning
IA before crowd Of 5000. The first
proven mistake Of Umpire Bill KLEIN,
career, . decision on nm infield fly
oyer-ruled by League President Johr
A Hydler forced playing the two
innings over.
With the Giants bowling al before
the Braves In Boston duo to the com.
bination Of Huck Belts pitching ant
Plnky Whitney's homo iun, the Cub
pulled up within AZ games Of thu
league leaders. Curt Davis pitchet
the Phillies to q AZ victory over thu
Dodgers, his 18th Of tho season, and
the Pirates got exactly nowhere Will
the Reds, winning the second game
7-5 In II innings after losing the first
Ga.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Braves Defc-.. Giants
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New York. 49,. .ool 900 600 10 ::
Boston ........ .00l Oh O0x-4 3
Fit1simmons, Bowman and Mancu.
50; Belts and Hogan.
rhllliss Trounoe Dodgers
|rhl,.d.,phi. 100 90 100 i !
Brooklyn ..... 100 900 000-7 .
@. Davis and Wilson: Leonard
CLARK, Carroll and Lopes.
Cubs Take DoubleheaAer
(Protested game-Renewed In tn
seventh inning In which the protes
was granted).
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Chicago, ...... .00s 600 32x- Z -
st. Louis. J. Z. !. 200 0ol 000-l 5
P. Dean, Mooney and Delaney
Warneke and Hartnett.
Regular Game + i ]
ST. Louis. ...... 100 900 0oo-3
Chicago ....... 900 Ill Tx Z II
| Walker. Ha:nes and Davis: War
neke and Hartnett.
/ Pirates, Reds Divide
First Game r Il
Pittsburgh 80. .o01 400 oo0-4 .
Cincinnati 49,. go 600 OK 8 II
i French and Padden; Brennan
| lklelnhans and lombard.
i Second Game \ n
Pittsbursh ...7lo olo ool oo-1l7
Cincinnati ..oo0 lo4 90 oo-S .
j III iilnings)
Hoyt, Btrkoler. Lucas and 0racl
pa6dsn; Stout yfeltas and Nantes