The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
NINTH INNING PROVIDED MANY
 UPSETS FRIDAY
Pirates, Phillies, White SOx and Browns Lose"
 Heart-Breakers"
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff COrreSp0ndent)
 New York, April 26.-(UP)-The leading occupants of baseball's mourners' bench today were Frankie Frisch. Doc Prothro, Jimmy Dykes and Fred Haney. Every one of those managers thought his club had a game won yesterday but they found out the ninth inning still counts.
 It's doubtful If they make strait jacket strong enough to hold Fran kie Frisch after he loses a tough one. Imagine what he did last night after the Pirates blew yes- terdays game to the Cubs, 8-7 With two out in the ninth the Cubs scored four runs with Augie Galan's single driving in the winning run. Boy, bring the chloroform for poor old Frankie.
 As if things weren't tough enough for Doc Prothro, the Philleis tossed a game right into the lost column yesterday. They had the Giants licked, Az, going into the ninth but fell apart and lost, "A. That makes nine out of the last ten the Phils have lost. Everything hap pens to the good Doc and it's all bad.
 Jimmy Dykes is one of the original haters of the Cleveland Indians following their mutiny last June, but his wrath must have been un- bounded after the Tribe scored three runs in the ninth to stead q 5-3 triumph from the White Sox. To make 1t hurt double the Indians staged their rally with two down and against Ted Lyons. Pinch hitter Beau Bells double that scored the two winning runs was pop fly. Bob Teller was called on to retire the White Sox in the last of the ninth and rub salt in Dykes bleeding wounds. He did that by retiring the side one-two-three.
 York Did It
 But perhaps the fellow who feels worst of all is Fred Haney, the little red-faced pilot of the Browns. He saw his team lead the Tigers 20, 6-2, "A, 9-4 and 11-10 and then lose in the ninth, l2-ll. The Browns staged a ninth inning up- rising themselves to score two runs but Rudy York's single off Johnny Allen with the bases loaded drove in two runs to sink St. Louis.
 The other two American league pilots. Joe Mccarthy and Joe Cronin had a pleasant afternoon. Ernie Bonham twlrled three-hitter (two of them scratch hits) as the Yenks beat the Washington Senators, go. The Tanks again beat their old nemesis, Dutch Leonard, making 1t three times already this season. Joe Cronin benched himself because Of Q sore arm and watched the Red Sox come through with @ 3-1 vic- tory over Philadelphia and snap heir four-game losing streak. Rookie Dick Newsome allowed only five hits, and had the As shutout with two hits until the ninth.
 Happy Pilots
 The other two National league pilots, Leo Durocher of the Dodgers and Billy Southworth of the Car dinals, had plenty to make them happy. Kirby Higbe, wearing No. l3 on his shirt( he discarded No. IS after losing his first two games), hurled 8 50 shutout over the Bees. lyn, a 50 shutout over the Bees. The Cardinals beatt he Reds, 8-4, making their fourth triumph in five games over the world champs. Southworths big reason to cheer was the fact that the Cards made five double plays, with Slats Marion and Creepy Crespi, St. Louis new keystone combination figuring in four of them.
 YESTERDAYS HERO -- Morrie Arnovich, Giants pinch-hitter who trinlef, in the ninth with the bases