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hQp this day this particular
551iy q bound TO be about pitch
lng. and Il could emphasize sev-
Ggo1' kinds, Ill Of them good.
4 could, for instance, 60 into
dotail about Bob reller's 20th
vletoey; or the double-teaming
Mort Cooper and Lon Warne-
u that added Z half game to
e.. st. Louis Cardinals lead, or
- sevem-hit hurting Of Brook
Nux whitlow Wyatt which kept
int lead, from growing even lar
NJ: or the twin shutouts Of Gin
cinnhti BY, Jim Tobin and John
~ Hutchings Of the Boston
Hrovee: or the six-hit whitewash
ia Lyons applied to Washing
ton, Tor his 243rd White Sox tri-
umph.
All were standout perform
alcos, but the biggest palm must
~ q two elbowers who don't
6pme close 70 Lyons In expert
es5ce. o Teller In brilliance or
- Cooper and Warneke for vic
teelo0 won.
Known PITCHERS 80. :. :.
Ihey are Z pair Of right-hand-
- Johnny Nisgeling and Bob
HSlTi1 and they labor In the
comparative obscurity Of the st.
IogiS Browns Nigselins, Z vet
0r1l OF 80, who was picked up
olliwuivers from Cincinnati win
t66o6ore last, and Harris . COM
pogative youngyter Of IS, tossed
lAspn the Buck Newsom deal two
yo6rs ago.
n Tt they caught The attention
C ~ entire baseball world yss-
t6g1ay ~ stopping the New York
x1nkoog cold.
1aItyelins. In the opener Of .
double header, pitched . four
hitter that beat the American
Lacquer leaders, 90, and broke
Charley .nuffing' winning. streak
q nine Straight. He not only kept
JeN pilEagyio hitless for the first
TT. 81 n contests, but w1s the
4(Ik pitcher In 81 games able 70
- H. great Giuseppe from
= My On base.
0e11aOY SkAsON RECORD
f!5lheu Harris came along with
= fh6ndsome two-hitter In the
ulShtcop for Z so shutout, the
first Yank blanking since May
80. Ho also held DiMag without
Z HIT and completed destruction
o3 another Yankee record-that
of MT having lost . double-head-
sraall season.
4eller's 20th triumph for
Cleveland came In the first tilt
q ! twin bill with the Philadel-
pt3a Athletics that drew q record
01sjh6,P Park crowd Of 40, 200. Rap
g Robert held the AS to three
htts q the Indians won, 60. The
uibe missed . chance to pick up
two 1ull games on the Yankees
BY losing the second encounter,
"a.
Lyons, who didn't walk q man,
hsd 1o-hit support from the
Waite Sox In gaining his 90 tri-
lilnph over the Senator's.
HE Detroit Tigers built mp IN
early lead for Hal Newhouser q
~ Turned back the Boston Red
~. 80.
Cooper, making his first start
since june II, and Warueke, get
tlng his 18th win Of the year,
combined 70 hold the Phillies to
n hits for two 81 victories.
Copper, who was operated
upon June q for removal of q
bone growth on his pitching arm,
ahowed no signs Of after effects
WiIils allowing only six safeties.
Warneke turned in . five-hitter.
DODGERS WHIP CUBS
The Dodgers, ending their wes-
tern trip with . four-game win
ming string, collected Is hits In
boating the Cubs 10-2.
For the Boston Braves II was
dve-hit pitching by Tobin and q
(hroe-hit Job BY Hutchings that
hIauksd the Cincinnati Reds, so
ma 80. The New York Giants
rolapeed into their losing ways a.
hey.bowed to hte Pittsburgh Pr
'1q}1a, 80 and 10-4, the latter in
Oily .six innings because Of the
prpQgylv1nia Sunday curfew.
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