The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-13
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CAMESBEHIND
AFTER DEFEAT
Hurled Back By Cards In
Opener Of Crucial Series
Thursday

The st. Louis Cardinals hurled
back the New York Giants IN the
opening game of their crucial SER
les yesterday, So, and dealt
damaging blow to the pennant
chances of the Terrymen. The
defeat left the Giants 4 IL games
behind the top and 8 1-2 behind
the second place Chicago CUBS,
who trailed the Cards by one full
game.
Dizzy Dean struck out eight
men and allowed but seven hlts
in scoring his 26th victory OF the
season. The Dean Brothers have
now won "A games, only one
short of their predicted goal. Carl
Hubbell started for New York but
was relieved in the sixth after he
had been nicked for seven hits
and four runs. Singles by Roth
rock, Frisch and Jimmy Collins
gave the Cards a run in the first
inning. Terry Moore hit a homer
in the second. Deans single,
Martins double and Rothrock'S
single accounted for two more
runs in the fourth. The Cards
last run resulted from Jimmy Col
Inns triple and Davis single in
the fifth and Jackson's single, an
infield out and Leiber's single in
the ninth accounted for the
Giants two tallieS.
The Chicago Cubs extended
their winning streak to nine
straight by waloping the Brooklyn
Dodgers( 1873. Lon Warneke held
the Dodgers to eight hits and
hung up his 18th victory. Augie
Galan led the Cubs attack with
four hits, including a homer and
a double, and drove in five runs.
The Cubs made Is hits off Benge,
Mungo and Green.
Big jim Weaver pitched the
Pittsburgh Pirates to a Ito VIC
tory over the Philadelphia Phil
lies, allowing seven hits. Young
and Layagetto, with three hits
each, led the Pirates 15-hit as
sault on Pezzullo and Bivin.
Cincinnati won from the Bos-
ton Braves, 4-2, with Rookie Gene
Schott having the pitching edge
on Bob Brown. Triples by Guy
Ter, Herman and Riggs in the
sixth and seventh innings produc-
ed the Reds winning margin.
The Detroit Tigers moved near
err the American League pennant
by coming from behind to defeat
the New York Yankees, 8-5. The
victory increased the Tigers lead
over the Yanks to 8 1-2 games
The Yanks went into the eighth
with a 80 lead but the Tigers
forged ahead when Gehringer sim
gled, Greenberg tripled and Cos
lin homered. The Yanks tied the
score, SIS, in their half of the
eighth when Pinch-hitter Tony
Iazzeri singled to score COMBS
running for Dickey who had walk
ed. Detroit clinched the game II
the ninth with a three-run rally
Owen tripled and White hit the
second homer of his major league
career. Cochrane stole home fol
an unneeded run. EldOn Aukel
allowed the Yanks nine hits, the
same number the Tigers made OF
Ruffing, Murphy, BrOaca ant
Tamuhs. ,.r --.
Earl Whitehill pitched a three
hit game as Washington wor
from Cleveland, 30. Monte Pear
son, who started the game for the
Indians, contributed to his owl
downfall by walking seven men II
four innings. Bottoms double, al
infield out and a long fly gave
the Senators their first tally
which proved enough to win: be
hind Whitehill's hurting. ..
The Philadelphia Athletics snap
ped q 13-game losing streak b!
taking d0ubie-header from thu
Chicago White Sex, lip and 4-3
Jimmy Foxx had perfect da!
at bat in the first game, gettin:
a single and two homers, No. 3;
and SO, leaving him only one be
hind Hank Greenberg, Detroit
for the major league lead. Tn,
AS batted Vernon Kennedy, re
cent author of non-hit, no-rul
game, out of the, box in four in
nings, while Johnny Marcum lin
tied the White Sox to five hits
In the second game Valhe Eaves
Indian semi-pro pitcher fror
Oklahoma, allowed only seye
hits to win his initial start.
The st. Louis Browns defeate
the Boston Red Sox, 60, benin
Sugar Gains seventh pitching
Harlan Cliff, Browns third base
man, made three singles in tire
times up, and scored three run!
Jack Wilson, Red Sox rookie, hel
the Browns to seven hits an
three runs until the ninth whe
four singles accounted for thre
rms