The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-19
OF
 DIAMOND HAVE
 'BIC' SUNDAY
Dean, Hartnett, Rowe, Grove, Lyons All Do
 Well; Fette Stops Reds
BY GEORGE KTRKSEY United Press Staff CoEresponder

a United Press Staff Correspondent New York, June 19--( (UP) Base
 ball dripped drama and sentiment
 today deeds of Dizzy Dean, Gabby
 Hartnett, Schoolboy Rowe, Lefty
 Grove, and Ted Lyons, who called
 time backward in its flight; of Hank
 Greenberg and Ted Williams and
 their mighty bats: and last but not
 least, testimonial to crippled Pep per Martin, moving spirit of the St. Louis Cardinals.
 l Right in the front row we find Dizzy Dean, who has graduated into the greatest Sunday Pitcher" in the Majors with his third straight victory, a To shutout of the Brook lyn Dodgers. Behind Deail's inspired pitching the Cubs rallied to snap
 their four-game losing streak with a double victory over the Dodgers, taking the nightcap, 9-1.
 Dizzy, using his uncanny control
 and curve masterfully, let the Dod- gers down with six hits for his se- cond shutout. He had to be good to win as the Cubs made only two hits off Luke Hamlin and Tot Pressnell --one of them a 40O-foot homer by Gabby Hartnett. The Dodgers had 1.-two men thrown out at the plate. Bill Lee, whose loss of effectiveness
 had started some folks to tagging
 him as burnt out because of over
 work last year, finally won his sixth game in the nightcap after five pre- vious failures.
 Schoolboy Rowe, with only one ! victory to his credit this season, re- l lgained his magic and pitched the Triggers to an 8-5 victory over the Yankees. For six innings he held the Bronx Bombers to three hits but
 leased up behind an 8-2 lead. Bump Hadley was batted out of the box
 and had his string of six straight
 snapped.
 Hark Greenberg slapped out his
 18th homer and a double to drive in I -four runs in the Tiger assault. Man.
 ager Joe Mccarthy of the Tanks was 3presented with a $325 pocket watch
 for being the outstanding manager
 &n baseball last season.
 The Red Sox came out of their
 doldrums, knocking off the Indians
 twice, 5-4 and 5-3. Lefty Ostermuel-
 Ter bested Bob Teller in the opener,
 and ancient Nose Grove did the
 honors for the Red Sox in the night
 cap. Ted Williams double with the
 base loaded was the game winning punch in Groves game.
 Ted Lyons, another of the ancient pitching brigade who keeps defying father time, enabled the White Sox
 to get an even split with the Athlet-
 ics by pitching Dykes club to a 6-5
 verdict in the opener. Nelson Potter pitched the As to 8 9-4 win in the nightcap, in which Red Tipton, Dukes great punter, made his debut
 in the As outfield and got two for four.
 Out in St. Louis Pepper Martins
 host of Southwestern fans from Ok
 lahoma and vicinity threw a party for him before the ball game. He ] was presented with two Brood
 Mares, sow with her litter, a Heif- ' er, two Milch Cows, a Beagle Hound, Bantam Chickens. Flow, Tractor, Cultivator, Hayrake, a set of Har- ness, and an Electric Grindstone and
 Churn. Old Pepper, still laid up with
 an injured wrist, jumped right aboard the tractor and drove 1t
 around the park like Roman Glad-
 iator on chariot. Then the Card inals snapped the Giants nine e-game
 winning streak by humping the Terrymen, 8-4.
 Lou Fette, the recent bridegroom l got one foot in the hall of fame but had the door slammed in his face when Harry Craft got the lone hit l pff him as he pitched the Bees to a f5-0 shutout over the Reds in the se- cofld game of a twin bill. The Reds slaughtered the Bees, 12-6. in the opener, in which Bill Werber, Reds
 third sacker, had perfect day, "5 i for g.. Rain fell throughout both games. Rabbit Warstler, .220 hit
 ter, blasted Paul Derringer for a
 double and single which drove in
 four runs in the nightcap. YESTERDAYS HERO-Lou Fet-