The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-29
REDS DEFEAT
CHICAGO CUBS
French, Veteran Chicago
Moundsman, Suffers
Broken Hand


The Cincinnati Reds scored thcl
first victory of thu season ycstcr.
day, 1913, over the Chicago Cubs.
After four consecutive defeats
Charley DreSscn'S YoungSter:
solved Larry French's slantS il
the first inning for six runs yes
terday and never were headed II
Paul DerTinger kept the Cubs !,
safeticS well scattered.
1t was a doubly expensive los
for Chicago because French, one
of the most dependable veterans
of Charley Grimm's mound stain
suffered Il broken hand in tina
wild first frame when he Stoppc'
Il hard drive off the bat of Ernie
Lombard. lie pitched to thrc,
other batsmen before he was re-
lieved by Charley Root, but Il hos
pital examination later proved the
injury serious and he probably
will be out of the game several
weeks.
Outlaw paced the Reds l4-hi,
assault, getting a double and two
singles. Augie Galan got three for
the Cubs including Il home run.
Wcintraub homcrcd for Cincin-
natl.
The New York Gianst were set
back, 3-2, by the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, Van Mungo scoring his hrSl
victory Of the year. Loser in his
first two starts, the big righthand-
cr turned back the National Lea
que champions with but three
hits. Johnny Hudson drove III
BrOoklyn'S first run with double
i'm the second and Jimmy Buch-
er's singles in the sixth and eighth
accounted for the other two. Only
one of the Giants hits figured in
their runmaking - Joe MOorc'S
single in the fourth. He went to
third on wild pitch, then Scor-
ed on forceout. Moore also
brought the ninth inning tally
home when he walked, took third
on English's error and scored on
I.eSlie'S grounder.
PHILLIES STEP INTO
THIRL PLACE TIE
The Philadelphia Phillies went
into third place by defeating the
Boston Bees, IA. The Wilson men
collected nine hits, including a
homer by Johnny Moore, for six
runs in the first inning to clinch
victory. Denny MacFayden was
the victim, and Claude Passeau,
who scattered nine SafetleS 10 the
Bees, was the victor.
The League leading Cardinals
and second-place Pittsburgh Pr
utes were rained out ut st. LOUIS.
Lefty Gomez hurled Il iivc-hit
game, defeating the Washington
Senators, G-l, and enabling the
New York Yankees to hold their
There WASN'T olumfwypfwyppppp
American League leadership.
There wasn't an extra base Int IN
the game and neither team made
nm error. The Yankees managed
to couple their seven hits OIL Cas-
cnrclla, Cohen and Lanaham with
10 bases on balls to score TWO
runs in the second, another III the
third, two more in the fifth ana
one in the eighth. Successive
singles by Travis and l"wlS lot
lowed by Miles miicld out CAV"
Washington its only tally.
The Detroit Tigers kept Il hall
game behind the YankS by ham,
mering four st. Louis Brown
pitchcrs for - hits and ll-o We
tory. RoXic Lawson went the
route for the Tigers, distributing
IL hits to win his second StfaiSh'
gabe. Jo-Jo White got four nuts |"
mace the Detroit attack, ana Ger
nv Walker collcccd three, includ-
inc q home run. llildcrbrand. VINO
gave way to Caldwell, Van Alta
and Tieie, was the losing pitcher.
A TO decision over the Chicago
White SoX sent the Cleveland IN
dams into third place tie with
the Athletics with three victories
and two defeats. Mel Harder held
the Sox to five hits. Earl Averhlll
found his batting eye for the mSl
time of the year today and crack
ed q home run and two singles IN
four trips. His circuit clout came
in the third inning with the bases
loded and was enough To win the
gave in itscld. Lee, who found for
nine hits in less than three in
nings before giving way to Rig
ney, was the losing pitcher.