The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-22
SCHUMACHER
HURLS GIANTS
TOFOURTH WIN
New Workers Have Close
Call But Beat Cinci
Reds By 3 to D

The New York Giants beat tn.
Cincinnati Reds yesterday after
another close call, 80, and re-
tanned their three-game lead ~
the National league over the 81
Louis Cardinals. -.
Hal Schumacher pitched the
Giants to their fourth straight
victory and snapped mis- own three
game losing streak. He above"
eight hits in scoring his 18th VIC
tory of the season Gene Schot
held the Giants runlesS until the
eighth when SHADES error on J&cT'
sons roller started the New ork
rally. Terry sacrificed and OLC
heal out an infeld hit. koenig
singled scoring Jackson, and Lei
Der doubled, scoring OFT and Noe
mig. =, OFT
Dizzy Dean hung up his 2lSt
victory as the st. Louis Cardinals
bpat the Boston Braves, 1873. st:
Iouis made 10 hits off Smith and
Mscfayden, with Frisch, MedwlcH,
Collins and Delaney getting three
each. Pepper Martin hit a homer
Collins, St. Louis first baseman'
had only one assist and no put
outs, a unique record. Dean PEI
mitted nine hits.
The Chicago Cubs collected IL
runs and 81 hits and yet had to De
content with an even break IN a
double-header with the Philadel-
mia Phillies. The Phiilies won the
first game, 1912, but the Cubs
came back to take the second
game, 1915. The Cubs had a lO-4
lead in the first game which koot'
Henshaw and Carleton allowed %
slip away. To make sure they
wouldn't blow the second game
the Cubs put on a 12-run rally n
the sixth inning. Bill Lee won MS
18th victory in the second game
Frank Demaree collected eight hits
in ~ times at bat in the two
games. Gabby Hartnett and Billy
Herman hit homers IN the nrSV
game. -.
George Earnshaw allowed only
FIVE hits as ne hurled Brooklyn 70
a so triumph over Pittsburgh. 1t
was Earnshaw's fifth straight win.
Two double plays helped Earn
shaw out of holes. Jimmy Jordan
drove in three runs with two SIN
giles.
DETROIT TWICE
DEFEATS RED SOX
Detroit wrested a dOuble-header
from the Boston Red SOx, Al ana
3-2, increasing the Tigers Ameri-
can league lead to seven games
Alvin Crowder scored his 10Th
victory in the opener, allowing
Boston only four hits, one of then
a homer by Mel Armada. DID Will
Iiams. playing third base for the
Red Sox in place of Bill Werber,
made three errors, each account
ing for a run. Eldon Auker was
raped for IL hits in the second
game but kept them scattered and
won his 18th victory. Charley
Gehringer's triple and an lnhelo
out enabled the Tigers to score
the winning run in the eighth
The Tigers made but six hits OIL
Johnny Welch.
After defeating St Louis AZ
in the opener, the New York 1an'
KEGS were routed by the Browns
l4-3, in the Rightcap. Lou Gehrl2
hit his goth and 21st homers, one
in each game. The Yanks collect
ed Is hits off four pitchers in the
opener, with Jack Saltzagaver get
ting three singles and double IN
four times at bat. Charlie Ruffing
scattered eight hits to win his 18TH
game. Ivy Paul Address, One-time
Yankee, held New York to six hits
in winning the second game. The
Browns collected 13 hits off Muir
ply, DeShong and Malone, and
were aided by three Yankee er-
rorS.
By dividing a dOuble-header,
the Cleveland Indians went into d
tie with the Chicago White SoX
for third place. The Philadelphia
Athletics beat the Indians, 10-5,
in the first game but Cleveland
gained an even break by winning
the nightcap, 30. Jimmy FoxX
led the AS to victory in the open
er, driving out four hits, including
his 26th homer, stealing two bases
and making II putOuts. LlOyJ
Brown pitched his second success,
sive shutOut in blanking the A;
on four hits in the second game
Hal Trosky hit a homer in each
game, his second blow coming with
mate on base.
- A 7-run bombardment in the
9Th gave Washington a 15-7 vic
tory over Chicago. The Senator:
raped Phelps, who retired in the
second inning wit han injured fin
ger, Tietje and Wyatt for 10 hits
Kuhel and KresS his triples anC
-+MapuSb Mvar apd Travis dOuhlaS