The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-30
PARMELEE, EX-
 GIANT, SCORES SWEET REVENGE
Cardinals Cop I7-Inning Struggle 2-l; JablOnOw-
 ski Shackles Champs
By LESLIE AVERY

United Press Staff COrrespondent)
 New York, April 30-(UP)-The New York Giants and the St. Louis Cardinals are feuding again. The sight of William Memphis Bib Terry and his Giants stalking into Sportsmans park apparently has the same effect on the gashouse gang as waving a red flag in front of 8 bull.
 The feud began in 1884 when the Giants, with the National league pennant all but cinched, settled back to coast down the stretch. The rude awakening when the Cards beat the Giants out for the pennant on the final day of the season furnished one of the most dramatic finishes in baseball history.
 Last year the Giants held the lead nearly four months before the Cardinals moved ahead in an eight game winning streak. The Giants broke badly, playing 800 ball for the remainder of the season, to finish poor third.
 History repeated itself yesterday as Leroy Parmelee bested Carl Hub bell in 17-innin g pitchers duel which the Cards won, 2 to l. Both teams played nearly perfect ball for more than three hours and half before the Giants cracked in the 17th, committed two errors, and tossed away the ball game. Beside playing fawless ball throughout, St. Louis nicked Hubbell for II hits, five more than were given up by eX- Giant Parmelee, who struck out nine. Hubbell famed six.
 After II innings of scoreless ball New York broke through with run on a walk to Whitehead, Otis sacri- flee and Lieber's single. Right in their element when the going gets tough, the Cards crashed through with two singles and double in their half, usually enough for two runs, but 8 beautiful peg from Mel Ott to Gus Mancuso plotted out second run at the plate. Medwick singled and Mize doubled. Davis was walked purposely, filling the bases. Chirley Colbert singled, scoring Med wick with the tying run, but Stuart Martin, running for Mize, was out sliding into home.
 With Umplre Beans Reardon ready to call the game on account of dark ness at the end of the 17th, Virgil Davis opened the Card half with double. King, who ran for Davis, reached third when Bartell fumbled Parmelee'S grounder, and scored the winning run when Jackson f1elded Terry Moores grounder then threw wild to the plate.
 In another National league pitch ing duel, the Chicago Cubs bested the Brooklyn Dodgers, to O.
 The Pittsburgh Pirates won an extra-inning battle from the Phila- delphia Phillies, 10 to 9, when the Phil pitcher Bill Walter forced in the winning run by hitting batter with the 4bases full in the 11th.
 Boston at Cincinnati was post poned because of rain.
 The Boston Red Sox were in first place in American league standings today as a result of their 8 to q; vic- tory over the Chicago White Sox and the New York Yankees to 1 win over the Cleveland Indians. former leaders.
 Another sterling pitching perform ance was turned in yesterday by Pete Appleton, who pitched the Washington Senators to a to vic- tory over the Detroit Tigers. He quieted the Tiger artillery with two hits, one a homer by Al Simmons. Detroit dropped into fourth position.
 The Philadelphia Athletics rose to sixth place by defeating the St. Louis Browns, to 4.