The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-30
GIANTS DOWN PILLS IN TEN
INNINGS TO CLIMB TO SEC
oND POSITION; YANKs WON
GAME BY JUMPS DECISION

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NEW YORK, June s0.-Chi-
eago Cubs kept their slim lead
Of a haIf-game in the National
League race intact by whipping
st. Louis Cardinals IL to 9 in one
Of the widest games played this
season. Manager Grimm of the
Bruins sent his star moundsmen
to the hill, one after the other.
Carleton, Bryant, Lee. French.
Root and Shoun saw action yes
terday, as Pilot Frisch sent in
Weiland, j. Dean, HarrelI and
Winford, making a total of 10
pitchers.
Tn Cubs collected IA hits to the
Redbirds' IL. Home runs and
other extra base hits were account
ed for in the contest. These
teams continue their .'erueial''
three-game series this afternoon
and wiz a.sO meet in a double
header July s.
New York Giants took 10 in
ming to down Philadelphia Phil
les, 4 to 8. Schumacher started
on the mound for the New York
ers, but gave way to Smith in the
tenth Smith received credit for
winning the game. Passeau, who
relieved Mulcahy early in the sec
only frame, was charged with the
loss. The Giants are now in Sec
nod place, a full game ahead OF
the Gashouse Gang.
Terry's men secured only eight
hits, as did the Pills Ripple, cen
terrified for the Giants, accounted
for four of the bingles, one Of
which was a double.
In a tight pitching duel between
Bowman and Derringer, Pittsburgh
Pirates took a close decision from
Cincinnati Reds, 2 to 1. Bowman
held the Reds to six hits, striking
out three and not issuing a base
on balls. Derringer gave up nine
safeties, whitfield three and walk
ed two.
The second game between these
clubs was altogether different.
TIE BUGS CHASED II bingles off
five Red hurlers to win the night
cap, IS to 6. Bauers held the
Cincy players to nine safe blows.
The double victory brought the
Buccaneers to within a short dis
lance of third place.
For twes-e innings Butcher and
Fette battled on even terms on
the mound, but in that last inning
Boston showed over run and took
the c.osely-contested fracas, ]
to o. The Bees secured eight
safet,es off Butcher, while Brook
lyn Dodgers collected one less off
Fette.
By a reversed decision by Um-
pire-in-chief Bill Dinneen, New
York Yankees defeated Philadel-
phia Athletics, to 2 Manager
Connie Mack of the AS said he
was not playing the game under
protest. Dickey opened the
Yanks' ninth with a double but
went out at third on Poweli's
bunt. Powell stole second and
went to third on Selkirk's out.
With one strike on Chandler,
Red Ruffing went in as a pinch
hitter and grounded out, Amber
to Finney, Powell crossing the
plate on the play. The Yanks
protested and Umpire Dinneen re-
versed the decision, giving Ruff
ing a hit. Chandler and Smith
pitched good bail, each allowing
only seven hits.
Boston Red Sox and Washing
ton Senators played to a thinning
2-2 tie game. The contest was
called on account of darkness.
Lefty Grove went the route for
Boston, while the Senators used
three hsIrIe0S
Goose GosIin went in to pinch
hit for Pitcher Auker in the ninth
inning and Knocked a home for
Detroit Tigers with none on but
Chicago White SOx won anyhow,
8 to 2. Stratton allowed the IL
gers just three bingles, while AUX
er held the Sox to six hits.
St Louis Browns lost TO CIeve-
land Indians, Z to 5. Both teams
used two pitchers. The Tribe
amassed Is safeties to IL for the.
luckless Browns.
All except three games in the.
majors yesterday were closely-eOn-i
tested affairs.
The summaries:
National League
First Game