The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-13
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The Brooslsa btuseis dug their
way out of the cellar yesterday by
sIappine do@nrDizzy Dean and the
National league Heading st. LOUIS
cardinals 5 to pin the first game
Of the Cardsn eastern invasion 2.
The Dodgers went right to work
on Dizzy in the first inning seor-
;no three runs ioi on walk, doubles
by Strip and Butcher and a three
Hagger, by Frey. :. Ed Brandt, the
Whining pitcher, turned the Cards
Lack With four hits, but was too
tired 10 90 back to the mound IN
The ninth and had to be relieved
Inv Butcher. 1t was the, first loss
in st. Louis last six games.
The 'second-place Pittsburgh PIF
rates Scored two runs. in the ninth
inning to gain a.6-G tie with the
Boston Bees in a game. called at
the end Of the 10th because OF
darkness. Pitcher Bob Baker blew
I'm in the ninth and loaded the
bases. Lucas, pinch-hitting for
the Pirates, singled to, score Young
and Brubakef with the tying; run.
Cuccinello and Brdb al hit hit home me
runs. nj. f, 49,, =,
York Giants, who turned back the
chicago Cubs 5 to'.4, to climb to
= virtual tie for second place. IN
National standings. only .oo6
points behind the. Pirates az,
Little Mel OFT, giant right tleid-
or was the hero of the Giants VIC
tory for the second, day in a row
With the score tied at .4=all. UT
onened the ninth with a single,
stole second and scored the VIM
ming run ON Travis jackson
single. Smith, who came in to
hitch for the Giants after Castle
man had allowed nine hits. in four
hits in four innings, was the WIN
ming hurlel., and Henshaw was the
loser.
The Cincinnati Reds won over
the Philadelphia Phillies & to 4
when Lew Riggs single IN the
seventh drove in two runs to break
a al deadlock. Both teams made
nine hits, one of them being DolPn
Camilli's fourth home run OF the
season. Neither starting pitcher
was able to go the route. Inc
peGc' seventh inning scoring came
off Jorgens and he was charged
with the pass which sent Phlladel-
phia back to the cellar position;
In the American league the 81
louis Browns snapped a l3-game
losing streak by shutting out the
leading New York Yankees tn.
Young Al Thomas who was with
the Senator'S and PhillieS last year
tnrned back the new "murdererS
row" with only six hits. The
brownies. in breaking into the WIN
column once again, blasted rat
Malone off the Yankee mound IN
the second. Two singles, dou-
BILE. a walk and an error by CroSS-
ctti were combined for three tai
lies in the first. Five straight hits
"a double, three singles and
triple-accounted for four more
in the second.
The second place Boston Red
Sox also were shut out, 5 to U, by
the Detroit Tigers as the besspec-
tacled veteran, Vic Sorrell allow
ed but three hits. His opponent
West Terrell, was solved for eight'
including a circuit blow by Goose
Washington at Chicago had to
be called at the end of two in,
nings with the senators leading 3
to o because of rain which also
caused .postponement of the Phila-
deIphia at Cleveland contest,
Cleveland was ahead 20 when the
game was called at the end of the
second. ....