The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-22
REDS, DODGERS
DEADL0CKED
FOR TOP RUNC
Spectacular Fielding and
PITCHING Furnish Sun
day Thriller

NEW 1Okh, Apfu 49, w -
Cincinnati and Brooklyn con-
tinued riding high last night on
spectacular pitching and fielding
which gave them thrillpacked
Sunday ball games and left them
deadlocked for National league
leadership.
The amazing Reds Sunday made
the first triple play of the season
in the nth. then beat the Chicago
Cnbs nv s to 4 with a four-run
attack in the 18th, while tn" pod&-
crs swamped Boston s to | Whea
the Braves were shut out the resi-
Of the wav after Babe Ruth had
made his second home run OF U'e
season in the first inning.
PanI Derringcr pitched the en-
tire game for the Reds agaln>ii
Henshaw, Root and Bryant anu
offset 16 Chicago hits with ten
Strikeouts When he lapSed lnto
momentarv wildness in the IItn'
and walked urges and Bryant;
sunny Jim Bottomley, veteran h$o
first baseman, stepped into the
breach. -, 90
With both runners on the 60
Galan lined to BOttomleE' NnG
tagged first to double Bryant anu sn
tossed to second to complete I"'
triple play on urges.
In the 18th Pool opened WIN !
double but was erased on Riggs
infielder's choice. BottOmIey SIN
gied and Hafey's fly was mutted
by Demaree for the Cubs fifth CT
ror as Riggs raced home. Good
man tripled BottOmley and Haley
home and scored on kampouriS
The victory gave the Reds the
series two games to one, while the
Dodgers were making 1t three out
Of four over the Braves, who
nicked Benge for only four hits IN
seven innings and Zachary for one
more in the last two heats.
Brandt started for the Braves,
aud after allowing first INNING
~un was pulled even again by tne
Roba's homer with none out, but
rssEened and Farmhouse ana
Mangum both went to the mi! Try
;n~ a 70 stem the Dodgers 12-hit at
tack. .o+obIa
comeback effort after his INJURY,
IN +be season opener. and hurried
the champion st. Louis Cardinals
70 a fve-hit to victory owe.
the pittsburgh Pirates, whose only
nm was made on Arky Vaughn
homer in the second. jim ColLlnS
smashed one off Guy Bush for the
Cards. who made II hits IN VIC
tory before $4,000, largest nus
burgh crowd since w.;
New York played the PmIS 70 d
4 70 4 tie, when their game was
called in the 18th on the SUNDAY
bIne law, and the score reverted
70 the end of the 10th, wlplng ouo
a run scored by the Giants IN the
18th. L. src-
cpmbed in the American league
feature. their third extra inning
game, won by Detroit ) to Z IN
the 18th, when Gehringer opened
with a double, GoSlin Sacrlhceo
and the bases purposely were
filed. Gehringer scored on owens
infeld out. @,
The Chicago White SOx beat 81.
Louis in the 10th, 6 to D, wnen
DYKES scored after the catch on
Radclif's long fly. Vernon WASH
ington's double in the ninth drove
in HAYES and Bonura to tie LOT
the Sox and enable them to go on
to victory. Roy Bells homer WIN
the bases loaded in the 9th gave
the Browns four of their runs.
After being held tieless iol
7 1-3 innings by Bill Dletrlcn' tns
New York Yankees scored toul
runs to take the Athletic series oy
two games to one on 10
count, Allen started Tor tn'
Yanks. Murphy got credit for th'
victory. s.H.-,...