The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
DIZZY DEAN HURLS
F|VE-HIT BALL AS
CARDINALS W1N,6-t
TIGERS and Indians Go Is In.
nings Before BengaIs Final.
" Win, 80
YANKS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
Babe Ruth Gets Second Home
Run But Dodgers Shell
lack Braves, 81
YANKS Defeat ATHLETICS

(By the Associated PreSs)
These warm spring afternoons a
mans fancy seems naturally to turn
to the nearest ball game. And with
the exciting doings Of the first few
days Of the season It turned Sunday
for q total Of approximately 10000
fans at seven major league contests
IA figure which compared to the
$4,000 total for the seasons eight
opening games.
Pittsburgh hit the high mark when
$4,000, the largest crowd since 1929,
turned out to see the Pirates take q
6-1 licking from the world champion
st. Louis Cardinals and Dizzy Dean.
The great Diz, slightly injured the
opening day, came back to hurl q
five hit game and lost shutout
when Arky Vaughan connected for
q home run In the second inning.
Record Crowd Sees Tigers
Another banner crowd, more than
$4,000, saw the Cards world series
rivals, the Detroit Tigers, 60 Is in
nings to pull out a ga decision over
the Cleveland Indians. who played
their third extra inning tilt Of the
season.
At New York $4,000 turned out for
q pitching battle between Bill Diet
rich and Johnny Allen In which the
Yankees pulled out . 4-3 triumph
over the Athletics and some $4,000
Boston fans cheered Babe Ruth'S Sec
ond national league home run then
watched Brooklyn 60 on to belt out
IN 81 victory over the Braves.
The other gatherings were 10000
ut Chicago. where the Cincinnati
Reds repelled . ninth inning upris-
ing by the Cubs and won out in the
twelfth, 8-4. Nine thousand at st.
Louis where the White Sox defeated
the Browns SIS In 10 innings and
5000 at Philadelphia to see the Phil
lies and Giants battle to ~ tie
In . game ended In the tenth by the
sturdy six o'clock law. The Red Sox
and Washington were rained out and
rescheduled their game for Monday.
Rowe's Relief Hurting
Schoolboy Rowe's relief hurting
was big factor in Detroit's triumph
and the winning run off Monte Pear
son came on Charley Gehringer's
double. two intentional passes and q
hot single by Marvin Owen. The
Yankees got only three hits off Diet
rich but they put them all together
In the eighth with walk and an err
ror to score their four runs. Ruth's
homer was of little avail when the
Dodgers piled . dozen hits on top of
four errors to make it three out Of
four for the series.
Among their other feats. the Reds
pulled off the seasons first triple
play in the eleventh when Augte
Galan lined into first baseman Jim
Bottomley's hands with two runners
streaking down the paths.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York-The Yankees got only
three hits but punched them all in
the eighth to score four runs and de-
feat the Athletics 1 to 3.
r. H. E.
Philadelphia -. 100 002 00o-3 s 2
New York 49,. 600 600 OAK 3 0
Dietrich and Foxx; Allen, Murphy
and Jorgens.
White Sox Win
ct. LouiS-The White Sox pounded
out 6 to victory over st. Louis
In 10 innings.
r. H. E.
Chicago .,.... 200 600 OH Is II 2
81. Louis -. 600 004 100 0-5 II 2
40 innings)
Kennedy. Vance and sewell; New
some, Andrews and Hemsley.
Tigers Beat Cleveland
Detroit-The Tigers won Is inn
ing pitching duel from Cleveland
3 to 2.
r. H. E..
Cleveland 0o1 ool 600 600 o. 10 0
Detroit 80. 900 002 900 coo 1-3 10 !
us innings)
Pearson and Pytlak: Fischer. Rowe
and Cochrane.
Boston Ut Washington, postponed.
rain.