The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-07-29
TWO HURLERS I R Y FOR 30 GAME W INS
BY JCE REICHLER CAP SPORTS WRTrEaD

CAP SPORTS WRTrER)
 Unless Clevelands Bobby Teller or Detroit's Hal Newhouser hits an unexpected decline, there appears q good chance today that the American League will furnish two 20-game winners this season. Following on the heels of New ouser, who became the majors first pitcher to win 20 games sat urday, Teller racked up his 10th lliumph yesterday by shutting out the Washington Senators 20 in tie opener of a double header. The Indians also won the nightcap "A to advance within three games ot the fourth place Mats.
 Ncwhouser was idle yesterday as the Tigers divided a double header with the Philadelphia Athletics, be fore a capacity crowd of 5l,ll6 which enabled the Bengals to climb over the million mark in home attendance.
 Hard-luck Dizzy Trout went down to his third straight shutout de- feat as Jesse Flores scattered sev- en Bengal bingles in pitching the As to a 2-C shutout in the opener Frank (Stubby)) Overmire spaced seven hits to defeat the Mackmen in the nightcap 6-2.
 Red scr Keep Lead The pace-setting Boston Red Sox maintained their l1-game lead over the New York Yankees by gain ing an even split with the St. Louis Browns. After Denny Gale house had stopped them 3-2 in the first game, the Sox stripped six St. Louis cluckers for 13 hits and an IA triumph in the afterpiece. The Yankees also had to come from behind to break even with Ctioago, held to six hits in the op- sner by Johnny Rigney, who blank ed them 20, the New Workers hop red on Ralph Hammer and two successors for Ii hits and an easy 7-l win.
 The second place St. Louis Card inals narrowed Brooklyn's Nation al League leading margin to game and a half by blanking the Boston Braves 20 while the Dodgers were being humbled by Pittsburgh's Pir- ates 7-3.
 Cubs AdUancc
 The third place Chicago Cubs advanced to within six and a hall games of first place by sweeping both ends of a twin bill from the Philadelphia Phillies 11-3 and 3-l. Despite a pair of home runs by the Giants Johnny Mize, which raised his league leading total to 9, the Cincinnati Reds downed the New Workers twice, 8-3 and 5-4. The scores and batteries:
 National League
 Pittsburgh T; Brooklyn 8, Strin- oevich and Baker; Barney, Hatten (4). Herring (5O, Branca t6), Head (8) and Edwards.
 SJ. LOulo z, DOoIOAi V, and Garagiola; lNiggeling, Bar rett (9) and Masi.
 First Game
 Chicago II; Philadelphia 3; Bor- cwy and Livingstone; Mulcahy, Mulligan CD, Humphries (8) and Seminick
 Second Game
 Chicago 3; Philadelphia 1; Wyse and Mccullough; Stanceu, Mauney 60 and Hemsley.
 First Ganlc
 Cincinnati 8; New York B. Beggs and Mueller; Koslo, Thompson (8) and Lombardi.
 Second Gamc
 Cincinnati 5; New York 4; Gum bert and Lamanno; Abernathy, Budnick (8) and Warren.
 American League
 First Game
 Boston 2; St. Louis 3; Hughson md Wagner; Galehouse and Man cuso.
 Second Como Boston II; St. Louis 4; Bagby and Partee; Kramer, Zoldak '0, Kinder (3), Muncrief CD, Biscan (8), Fannin (8) and Manusco.
 First Come
 Philadelphia 2; Detroit 0; Flores and DeSautels; Trout and Tebbetts.
 Second Gdmc
 Philadelphia ?; Detroit 6; Mar childon, Pagan t5) and Rosar; OV- ermire and Richards.
 First Game
 New York 0; Chicago 2; Bonnam and Robinson; Rigney and Tresh'
 Second Gdme
 New York T., Chicago 1; Gumbert and Robinson; Hamney, Maltzberg- CT CD, Caldwell (9) and Hayes.
 First G1nle
 Washington o. Cleveland 2; New som and Early; Teller and Hogan
 Second GGme
 Washington 4 Cleveland '; Leon- ard and Evans; Reynolds and He gan.
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