The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-20
DETROIT RAPS
ON YANKEES
Giants Need Extra Inning
Game to Lick Cards
and Hold Lead

Eden Auker handcuASu '"S
erican league LEADING New lorN
Yankees with five hts yesterday
and the Detroit Tiger raped out
IN ST. triumph.
The Tigers ragged Hadtey and
Malone for Is hits, including
l2O-foot home run by Greenoerg'
Auker. with two SIng.cS. drove III
three runs to help win ms 'hiro
came of the year over che lankS.
Foxx got three singles. Joe d.
NT,ogio scored the Iank'S one run
when he walked in the 6th. rcach,
ed third on Gehrig' single, ana
came home on Dickey.S mog ny
The defeat reduced New York 5
lead to 10 l-2 games over the
Tigers. u.,...
The third place Chicago White
Sox divided a twin ILL. Succumb-
ing 81 to the Washington Sen
ators i'm the opener, then coming
back for a 9-l victory in the night
cap which had to be called ~ the
end of the Sth because OF dark
ness.
The Senators amaSSed 10 h'tS
off Ted Lyons and Clint Brown IN
the first game. The SoX got only
five safetieS off the combined oil,
ferings of Chase Appleton am
Weaver. but a pair of errors by
rookie shortStop Frank TreShocE
helped them to three runs IN the
second inning. Vernon Kennedy
held the Senators to five hits to
win the second game.
Cleveland was subdued twice by
the Philadelphia Athletics. 81 and
5-3. The double defeat sent The
Indians back into fifth place.
Dean and Smith doled out seven
hits, while the AS pounded Bob
Teller and Rookie Jungles for IL,
including a homer by Hayes in the
the curtain-raiser. IL marked the
first start for Dean since Connie
Mack began converting him from
= first baSeman 20 4 pitcher. He
was taken out during a Cleveland
rally in the eighth. but got credit
for the win. 4 four run rally IN
the seventh of the second game
brought the AS from behind and
gave the victory TO young George
Caster who scattered 10 SafetieS.
The scheduled st. LOuiS-BoSton
was rained out al
ter the first three innings of play
with the Brownies leading 2-1.
The Giants came from behind
To lick the Cards in an eXtra-in-
ming game to maintain their 2 l-2
game National league lead over
the Chicago Cubs. The score was
As.
Walv Berger clouted a home
run i'm the ninth with one Giant
on base TO tie the game 3-3. Joe
Moore opened the New York 10th
with a double. Bartell sacrificed
him 10 third. and Ripple brought .
him home with a single. MoOre'S /
hit was the only one he got all
day. and brought his consecutive
hitting streak to l3. The Cards .
challenged in their half when Mize
doubled with two out and took
third on a wild pitch. Joe Med .
wick. who had had a perfect day
at bat, getting "four-for-four" 7
fouled out TO end the game. Cotf-
man who relieved Schumacher in
the Sth, was the winning pitcher.
81 Johnson who followed Lon
Warneke to the st. Louis mound
in the 10th was the loser.
The Cubs nosed out the Brook
lyn Dodgers ? despite being out
hit IA. Gabby Hartnett'S Dome
run with Demarea on base in the
18th gave the Cubs both their tai
lies off Max Butcher while Curt
Davis kept the Dodgers seven hits
well scattered TO win his eighth
game.
Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 8
TO / behind the pitching of Null ?
cahy in the first game of dou-
ble-header. but was subdued 81
I'm the second game Wnen Rookie
Russ Bauers duplicated Mulcahy's .
eight-hitter.
Cincinnati fans set aside today
in honor of Lefty" Lee GriSson,
but the SOuthpaw rookie was nurS- I.
ing a sore arm and had to retire .
after two innings in the opening
game of a double header which
the Boston Bees won TO as a re-
suit of q three run burst in the
Sth. The Reds won the nightcap
20 behind the three-hit hurting
of Gene Schott. Cincinnati sent
81 players into the lineup of the
opening game. six of them rockies,
i'm for fall trials. The split, end
ing the 1886 season warfare be-
tween the two clubs, left each with