The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-29
CHICAGO WHITE SOX COP FIRST DOUBLE HEADER
Lyons a StandOut; Hughes Tops Cards in IS.Inning
 Struggle Dodgers Split
By PAUL sCHEFFELs

ny PAUL sCHEFFELs
 (EJm1asa Preas Stan CoETespsneemt1
 New York, June 1o.--tUP)-Tse American league pennant race seemed in imminent danger og an unscheduled npheaval today.
 The Yankees S i.2 game lead may be enough Co withstand a severe slump but with even the Eaxth~place Chicago White Box showing distinct signs of revival, the New Yorkers' romp Co the world series pot Q gold may soon snfIer a sharp detour.
 The Yankees wound up a rocky road trip yesterday-a trip mace memorahly miserable hy nine losses in is games topped off by a double defeat the hands of the White Gox. Not for a long time has the "Afe- Carthy monsoon" died down 10 such zephyr-llke velocity.
 The Yankees become SO paslflc at the plate that the opposition has eutxeored them, 80 runs to e during their last is games. And in that string. the Yankees lost three of four series beating only the Browns an a two~ganle set. AM their fronts line pitchers. except Rookie Hank noroWy. have been defeated during the slide.
 The McCarthymen may pick up some ground during the next thre2 games with Philadelphia but the Red Box VIII be tough in thelg three game set. Then, after a single game with the As, the western Wal- lopeTs will invade the stadium for n games and unless the Yankees And the answer to their particular puzzle. the race might become Inc teresting.
 The White 60x handed the Yam kees a double defeat of the season yesterday, e-7 and i3-i. ft gas ti.e first time thie year they had lost Q doubleheader. the first time that many runs had been scored against them. It carried the'T loss string to three in four games and pared their lead over Boston t0 l-2 games as the runneE-up Red Sex split with the Cleveland Indians.
 Fed Was Terrific
 Ted Lyons won hiG sixth wietcFy, holding the wanks to eight hits while his mates, led by S0e Kuhel'g "a for {" hammered lG Rafetlas or ned nufiing. Lyons contributed a double and single and drove in two runs, The E0g ae0EnG in all but three innings as Johnny WuInphFles tosaad ap eaeht-hitteg In the night- eap.
 Boston made lt three straight wlth an s.s triumph over Cleveland ln th first game but Pinch Hitter Chubby Dean drove in the deciding run ip the eighth inning Of the nighteap giving the Indians e s-7 desislea, Oscar Judd alloWad seven hits, winning hk seventh victory for the Red Gox glao gsnged up leg eight runs and seven hts in the
 Detroit divided with Phlladelnllia. and remained .002 points behind the tneblans, pinehs HhlttRT Den Ross single h the ninth scored Ned gSaE- Fls and save tho Tigers a 9ra gin limited the As 10 three hits, LumaH Harris ehalked np N0. 2 and gave fhe A's en even split with R so triumph ip she closing game, A double " PskeheF mill &alheE wAieh drove an two Tpng nF0Nad Co hA alle wlnning blow among ie wash snefon WallQng as the Senators defeated et, Lenls, l9sla in the llFsl game and then came from behind eElae te Wlp the niebtaRp, re, Brooklyn split With Clneinnati, 0aiptsaning ils nlTerGame Nationsl league margin, Paul DeTTlnaeg held the nodeeTs to i've hlis in Inc llrst same lp which ManaReg Leo Dnv Eeelleg was bapished, pngoehel first refused fe comply 70 Umpire Tom Dnnnis 0FdeF after ap aFgu, Menf ever 2 decision At first ane When be did leave, threw . towel N the agblteF's face, The Reds Fap- gea ihgse pitchers foV le hlss ere
 4 Triple by JAe Nadglqk folloWsa Pete hAleeF's single produced nFn0k , lYns. Elnnlng run ln the nighteap which the H0daegs won, aps, Mlrhg bslghe held the Reds 70 kNMy hlfa EAlle h hnsky Walters allowed bFaak'
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