The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-26
.BEESFIRST WIN
IS OFF GIANTS
Cards. Shut Out Cubs :;
Yanks Lift Second From
Red Sox, 9 to 3

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The Boston Bees ended 80 l-2 in
pings of scoreless baseball yestcr-
day by winning their first game
of the National league season,
81. against the New York Giants.
Ebert Fletcher doubled in the
ninth with a pair of mates on
bases. Both scored to hand the
Giants their first setback of the
wear That two-base blow spoiled
an otherwise brilliant perform
ance by rookie pitcher, Cliff Mel
ton. who famed 13 Boston bats
men. An error by Warstler in
the first frame gave New York
its only run which the Bees cot
back in the fifth. With two out in
the ninth, Gene Moore singled
and went to second on Joe
Moore's tumble. Lopez walked,
and then came Flctchcr'S payoff
two-bagger.
Dizzy Dean scored his second
win of the season rs he hurled
the ST. Louis Cardinals to a 40
shutout over the Chicago Cubs.
He turned back the Chicago slug
gers with five well distributed
safeties while the Cards collected
II off Bill Lee who went the
route. The Cubs played ragged
ball in the field, making five er-
rorS. Dizzy famed 10 Cubs, Mid
dick, Ogrodowski and Pepper
Martin each found Lee for pair
of hits.
The Brooklyn Dodgers erased Il
fve-run lead to tie the score and
pushed four runs across in the
18th to defeat the Philadelphia
Phillies, 1916. Buddy Hassett' S
homcrun was the first ball pitch
ed by Syl Johnson in that rally
and the Dodgers went on to score
three more off Bucky Walters be-
fore the inning was over. Hcinic
Manush hit a homer with two men
on and Chuck Klein made two
base error of Brack's fly that al
lowed Brooklyn to tie the court
Go in the ninth.
Dodger Manager Burlcigh
Grimes was baniShed from the
game for disputing a decision by
Umpire Parker in the sixth.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh was
raincd out.
In the American league the De-
troit Tigers, only team undefcat-
ed until today, were stopped III
by the Chicago White SoX. Yer
non Kennedy scattered 10 hits,
while the Sox assembled Ia off
Aukcr, Rowe and Mclaughlin.
Chicago got to Aukcr for sever
hits, good for six runs, in the first
two innings and pounded Rowe
making his seasons debut, fol
four more. One OF the runs of
the Schoolboy was Lou BcrgcrE
homer. Kennedy added up nine
strikeoutS, three of them against
Hank Grccnbcrg and another pain
against the heavyhitting Gerald
Walker.
The world champion New York
Yankees swept their two-game
stand against the Boston Red SoX
by winning, 9-3, Sunday. The
bows from the Bronx found Yves
Terrell for 10 hits and six runs
in a half dozen innings for vic
tory. Pat Malone got credit for
the win as a result of relieving
Bump Hadley in the fifth after
Bump had walked three straight
men, pitching IA consecutive
balls.
Two former St. Louis Brown
players contributed to the Brown
les being edged out 5-4 in II In
nings by the Cleveland Indians
Lyn Lary'singled to start the two
run rally that gave the tribe a
tic in the ninth and julius Col
ters banged a hit to left that
drove in the winning run off Jul
10 Bonnetti in the 18th. Hcving
who relieved Galehousc in the
10th, was the winning pitcher.
Philadelphia at Washington was
rained out.