The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-10
MASTERPIECE OF Al MOUND WORK 'HUMBLES HUBBEL
Giants Stopped With Three Hits - Cubs, In.
 dians Moving Up
By GEORGE KIRKsEY

United Press stan Correspondent)
 New York, June l0,-(UF)--The shifting fortunes of baseball tossed Jerome Herman tDizzy) Dean back on top today, A few short days ago he was one of the most maopular players in the game, hounded by fans, scribeS ana even high officials,
 His unpopulaNty was emphasized when he warmed up yesterday in the first game of a douhln .header against the New York Giants. Most of the crowd of 5S,577 boued him. They booed him when he walked to the mound, they ra2zed him when he came to bat, they ieared him when he blased over fast bull, Genius.
 But at the end of the jeers turned to cheers or Dl2, tending strictly to business, carved out ono oi the masterpieces ot his career He held the Giants to . hits, allowed only four men to reach basc ant scored an 8-l triumph over Carl H'lhbcll
 The GonsenSuS in tho press box was, "If Dean would only stick to pitching and let somebody do his talking for him he'd hold his r,ghttul place among the games RrcStc5t pitchers"
 Whatever may happen "a him in succeeding days thia season c.cdit must be given to Dean for llp game he pitched yesterday before hos tile throng which hoped to ste Dizzy get his ears plnned back, Before the game he wGa silent and morncc, Ills pitching teemmatc, Bob Wellald, was so surprised by Diazy'5 attitude he inquired,
 "Whatsa matter DIs' arc you seairt9" ...
 Dizzy blnked h!a cyca, and replied sharply "I ant scairo of nJth'ng.'
 Least of ell WaS he "ac9irD of tic GiRnta or Hubncll, Dean took his raazing and pitched with heart nnd arm and no moNEeyshirc me only thing to mar Dean's great triumph was the Giants thrilling ninth in- ming in the second game which gave them an even break, Ike Danning, pinch-hittinG, drove a hoinnr Into the right field stpnGs cT Wclard, scoring Ott ahead Of him, lo give New York 6 3-2 victor and cnablc the Giants to retain the National League lead I........
 .. Advancing .ta,.
 The Chicago Cubs won tliair iitli game in the last i3 by scoring aii 2-4 victory oyer Brooklyn Larry French won hb second zane since his hand was broken, The CuDS made all their hits ard runs in two in- nings, Bill Jurges and Augie ualsn, room m-inatea and principal prank aters Of the Cubs drove in TWO runs each, ., g&
 The Boston Bees grabbed q twin bill from CIncinrati, 6-2 and 6-0, and moved into fifth place. Jim Turner and Lou Fettc each held tic Reds to six hits, Hub Walker, Reds outhelder, broke his collar bone, making a diving catch, and will Dc idle Ave weeks, Berger nit c homer in the first game and DiMaggio hit one in the second .,u lA.luIt
 Claude Pasgea,l broke the Ptillies six-gaIne losing streak by pitctltig an 8-I victory oyci Pittsburgh. Ca- milli and Grace hit honicrS for tic Fhilg .. .... .#.... ml.
 Cleveland moved withzi q tiaif game of the Yarices and White Sox, tied for the American League lead, by beating the BogtOn Red SUx. i2.G, Earl AyerilI and Hal T'rosky cacii lit 6 single, double and triple, Jiiiiiiiy Foxx hit A 460.fOot home ititi, No other American League gan,cs were played,
 YEsTE1DAYg fiEftO DIZZY Dean, who Gijent ed tic 0,aiits with g tIlTee-hit perfOrmancc,