Giants Lose Ground' With Phils: Dean Pair of 7 horns to I hem Boys ■■■■■■ 1 ■■ —■ — ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 .■■■■ — ■■ ■■ —1 ■» A __Dividing ____^ Hurls and Hits .300 SET TWO MARKS Marv Owen a “Wire Fence*’ DIZZY DEAN HALTS Manages, CARD MOUNDSMEN At Third Base for Tigers Ryba of Springfield of Western League Was HE IS OKAY AGAIN Regular Catcher in 1933 and Can Play Infield. MAY DIVERT FLAG it the last of * aerie» of IThi*articlet on the brilliant pennant Br the Associated Press. Hurier wno won on Have Beaten Champs Eight Make 11 Runs in Ninth, Ott doth made by the Detroit Tiger*. Pitching First Game Since i-noay PRINOFIELD. Mo. — The name at the top of alt as Times This Season—Paul Counts All Six Times ItT MU' i. B1UIOAK, Illness, He Yields Two Rescues Carleton Western Association batters last was Dominic AhocuM Tittt Bporu Writ#*. year "Mike'1 Ryba. catcher of | Rookie. He Gets on Base. August 4.—‘‘Say, Hits—Wins, 4-1. Cards Win, 6-4. Sterling the Springfield Cardinals. His < a that guy at third Isn’t average was 380. he** a wire The name at the ball player, Frets. top of all West- BY PBANCIS J. FOWSBS. %1 the AoocisMd Pr«M Br the Associated Press. Br tb* Associated DETROIT.fencer ern Association pitchers this year , 4 — August 4—Guy LOUIS. August 4—Dizzy August A New York newspaper man. is that of this same Ryba, now Bush, recovered from his Dean, who went the route The Phillies turned back In the box covering a manager of the Springfield dub. up press recent returned came to falter- the league-leading Giants, Yank series, illness, yesterday, enjoying even greater success on Detroit Tiger* aid to- in tne CHICAGO.to the pitching mound ing Tex Carleton's the mound than he did as batter nauuuai LiCKgur petuiwu, 5 to 4. ST. Philadelphia.today open- that remark one day after made for the first time in more than day as the Cardinals defeated or Col. Will will ing game of a double-header Marvin Owen, Tiger third sacker, backstop. Terry probably two weeks to stifle the the Pirates, 6 to 4. to make it two his musket with buck but they couldn’t stand against had made two today Disappointed in his hurling staff charge attack the just spectacular Cincinnati Reds with two hits straight for the series. shot and start a the record-smashing on hit drives down this Spring. Ryba. 29-year-old hunting couple plays hard took over the in the world’s champions put on In the and give the Cubs the second Dean pitching graduate of tha Pennsylvania coal of Deans. the third base line. after two Pirate* had scored The second encounter and went game of the series, 4 to 1. eighth mines, decided to do the rescue act Dean brother*, Jerome Banner The newspaper man. wondering struck Grace to end the in- The Red* didn't get a hit off Bush and out himself rather than and Paul, of the St. Louis Cardinal*, down, 21 to 4. when Owen would make a bobble— try to get until the seventh and the lone run ning. are a pair of real Olant kill- The even break coat the Oiant* a and still at the end of a replacements. That was the be- wondering Helped along by two errors by while I half of their lead, ai Chicago they scored off him then was un- ginning of a string of victories er*. and, strongly disapprove game game In which Owen had handled Vaughan, the Cardi- and reduced the earned due to a two-base wild throw Shortstop Arky which had reached nine late of any form of violence, amnesty < won a single contest numerous chances flawlessly, was ex- the sixth to by by First Baseman Don Hurst. A nals scored four runs in might be granted Col Terry should New York margin to 2 Vi games. pressing the same opinion of Owen from July. ninth-tnning double Gordon Slade drive Southpaw Larry French he go sniping the Deans Two major league records fell be- that the fans In Detroit have had by Is no to the box. i the mound. Ryba stranger The fore the Glint bate tn the of the was the only other blow off Bush, who Cardinals have beaten the afterpiece of him since the start pennant Paul Waner was hit on the foot In fact, the St. Louis Cardinals won his twelfth of the season by CHant* nine time* this season off an decided victory a and They topped already chase. a bat that out of Grace's originally signed him as pitcher Gabby Hartnett and Klkl Cuyler slipped eight of the victories are credited to game by scoring 11 runs off Reggie Owen has been one cf the surpris- and was In 1928. sending him to Dayton in Bush his main offensive hands during batting practice the Deans. Orabowskl in the ninth to are well gave support, One Dean Is Just as surpass ing reasons why the Tigers j out of the Pirates' starting line-up. the Central League. Next year, mark of 10 Possessor of Hartnett s sixteenth homer In the tough as the other for the Olants. and the previous ninth-inning up In the pennant race. The injury, however, was not serious with Scottsdale in the Middle At- Since 1400 five Bos- In base fourth lnnir.g following Cuyler’s sin- the brothers have divided the Job of counters. clubs. a pair of the largest hands and Waner as a plncb- lantic League, he unleashed a .440 gle for the first two Cub runs. appeared scalping the world champions. Jim ton. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh in the ball, he has fielded brilliantly and hitter. batting attack which led the man- A. | Is the other Card National and Detroit and New lias a healthy batting aver- Cinc’tl A B H O Chte'ao. A B. H O A to train him as a receiver Mooney only League compiled Kim's tb 2 O l .1 W Hen.2b 4 0 1 Manager Frankie Frisch of the Car. agement 10 pitcher to hold a decision over the York in the American, had scored age of around .335. Slades*. 4 111 English.sa 3 0 2 4 dlnals was out of action because of an so as to keep him In the line-up 4 0 0 1 4 0 Olants. so It can be seen that without runs In the ninth. is one of the most Piet,3b .. Btalnk.lf 10 His Improvement o o ailing leg. every day. Botfy.lb 4 011 FHe'n.rf 4 2 R I the Deans St. Louis would be a very, astonishing individual achievements Haley cl. 4 14 0 Cuyler.cf. 4 2 3 0 Pitts. AB H. O A. St L. AB. H. O. A. In 1930 Ryba was a catcher al- Busy on But Uott. 0 0 0 very soft touch for New York. of the lesion. A medlcore ball player Pool.il ..3 Hartn’t.c. 4140 L.W er.cf. 6 14 0 Whad.'lb 4 12 1 most with Scottdale. hit- “MIKE” KTBA. Lomb'di.c 2 0 8 0 Hurst.lb. 4 0 10 o Jensen.rf. 6 14 0 Martin.lb 4 O 1 <> entirely OTT, the young and walloper last year, he played listlessly Com'kr.rt 3 O 2 o Hack.3b. 3 10 1 n ss 4 13 3 Rotn k.rf. 4 0 4 O .390. but found time to pitch Vaug ting Easy on Bruin*. who patrols right Held, estab- heartlessly. Freitas,p. 2 0 (I Jt Bush.p.. 8 111 Lind m.lf. 4 0 11 Med'ck.lf 4 110 four and win three of them. Is control. This Summer MIL O O 0 1 Suhr.lb 4 0 3 0 Collins.lb 4 0 « 3 games pitcher lished the other mark when he fever and sinus Kolp.p THE OTHER HAND, the Dean* He was 111 with hay •Koenig 10 0 0 Tray r,3b 4 10 3 Dayiac.. 3 2 6 0 Transferred to Springfield next he has averaged only one base on base six times 0 0 are not got on and scored on trouble and because he had to save Brenn'n.p 0 0 0 Thev w.2b 3 2 2 0 Delt.ncy.c 110 season, he batted .342 and balls to each seven while such tough fellow* 3 2 8 2 Fullls.cf. 4 4 3 0 pitched Innings, ON each occasion. all his fra actual competition, Orace.c.. against the Chicago Cube, and energy Totals 20 3 24 8 Total* 33 *7 27 12 Frencb.p. 2 0 O O D’ch'r.s* 3 2 2 4 three victories besides. allowing 7.5 hits per nine Innings. 2 2 0 that Is The all-time big league record Is he never practiced. After the season Melne.p.. o o 1 1 Cerlt n.p. 3 He 1932 with Houston in His screw ball Is feared batters something else which bothers ■Koenig batted for Kolp In eighth. 0 o 0 1 10 0 1 spent by •even runs in one game, made he went to a and this his Cbac'n.p. J.Deane. Col. Terry. The Olants still have by Ouy hospital year Cincinnati 000 oon 100—1 *Tucss. 110 0 the Texas league, as catcher and and envied by other moundsmen. Heckor of the Louisville American restored. 0 seven to health has been Chicago 000 202 OOx—4 tP.Waner 110 third baseman, then came back to While his batting average has games play against the Car- Association club In and tYoun*.. 0 0 0 0 while the Cuba and Louis 1M6. several He Is covering an "acre of terri- Runs—Bottomley. Cuyler 2). Hartnett Springfield to stage his big batting slipped somewhat since the added dinal*. 8t. f2). Errors—Haley. Comorosky. W. Her- other players have scored six times Totals "ieTo 24 10 Totals.36 13 27 <1 as the club’s a also have two aeries to stage before tory" this year. His fine throwing man. Enaltsh. Burst. Runs batted In— rampage first-string duties of manager and regular but none In “modern" base ball since -Batted for Melne in seventh the season is finished. arm him to take of Haley. Hartnett <3), Hack. Two-base hits catcher. He his hand in at turn In the box became Now, should permits plenty tBatted for Chagnon in ninth. kept his, Ryba 1900. on his tosses to first. At the —Blade, F Herman. Three-bate hit— the Deans take three or even four time Cuyler. Home DoubW -Ran for P. Waner in ninth pitching, however, by winning Is still hitting .300. Ott hit his and run—Hartnett. more from New twenty-seventh plate he takes a full swing and steps plays—English to W. Herman to Hurst Pittsburgh 001 000 120—4 three games out of four. Ryba makes his home at Punx- games York, which Is home In succes- 8t. Louts 010 004 01k—6 for twenty-eighth runs Into pitches. Expected to be a weak (2). W. Herman to English to Hurit. Left asset as a Pa. possible both of the brothers are on bases—Cincinnati. 4; Chicago. 8. Base Ryba’s greatest sutawney, aive appearances at the plate in the link In the Owen now is one Runs—Vaughan. Traynor. Thavenow regular work horses, and lose a Infield, on ball*—Off Freltaa. 1: off Bush. 2. (2). Medwick. Collins, Davis. Delaney. third and fourth frames, added a of its strongest units, and his ag- Struck out—By Freitas. 1; by Kolp. 1: by Fulli# (2). Errors—.Vaughan (2). White- couple to the Cuba, they might be MARVIN OWEN. Hit*—Off Frei- double and single, walked once and has other mem- Brennan. 1: by Bush. 3. head. Runs batted in—Carleton. L. the direct cause of the Oiants losing gressiveness Inspired tas. 8 in 5k» Inning*: off Kolp. 0 In m Waner. Davis. Fullis (J). Durocher. Lucas. was hit a ball. the by pitched bers of the squad In their play. innings: off Brennan. 1 in 1 inning. Hit Traynor, Thevenow. Delaney. Two-baae Two Nines Can Clinch pennant. So. while the Cardinals The opening contest was marked Esrly In the Spring. Cochrane tried happy that the Higgins deal fell by pitcher—By Bush 'Lombardi). Losing hits—Whitehead. Durocher. Lucas. Med- may fall short In their own challenge pitcher—Freitas. Umpires—Messrs. Mo- wick. Vaughan. Thevenow. Home run— Flags a Giant In the third terms as a for the the by triple play to buy Pinky Higgins from Connie through and Owen good ran and 8tewart. Time—1:38. Delaney. ffeerlflce—Durocher. Double championship, Dean boys Inning, when Hughey Crlts speared Mack. He was afraid Owen would not third baseman as there is in the Dixys—Durocher to Coiling; J. Dean to still might be the pennant winners of Durocher to Collins. Left on bases— Ethan Allen’s liner, tossed to Bill come Cochrane Is In for Sandlotters the league. through. Today, league. Pittsburgh. 7; St. Louis. 7. Bases on balls Big —Off Carleton. Day Tarry to catch Lou Chloxxa off first TAIL-ENDERS SCORE WIN 2. Struck out—By National League players an con- French. 4; by Carleton. 3; by J. Dean. 1. and Terry relayed the ball to Travis / stantly as to which of the Hits—Off French, 10 in 6H innings; off arguing Jackson to get Dick Bartell off sec- Melne. none in N inning; off Chagnon. 3 A. C. and Mlddleburg Jewelers, on North Ellipse, at 1 Deans is the better pitcher. Dtaay White Sox Yearn Metro Baptist Feature League in 2 innings; off Carleton. 0 in In- ond. 7S nines can about clinch o’clock. ha* won six more than nings; off J. Dean, 1 In 1V4 Innings. Hlt just games Paul, FIRST GAMS. With Victory Over Champa. by pitcher—By French (Whitehead). the pennants In the Prince D. O. 8. Warehouse vs. Capitol but that is partially due to the fact « York. AB. H. O. A. Phils MEXICANS Winning pitcher—Carleton. Losing pitcher Northern on West at 1 o'clock. that the brother AB. H. COMING O. A. For Own Cast-Off Georges County and Heights, Ellipse, younger was out for last week’s in the —French. Umpires—Messrs. Stark. Bait BENNING CrlU.2b. 6 Featuring play 115 Bartel!.** 4 2 2 2 and Quigley. Time of game—2:16. Virginia Base Ball Leagues, Grace h. C. vs. Mount Rainier a long stretch due to Injuries. There W klna.ef 6 10 0 Chi’aa.kb 4 12 3 Georgetown Church Base Ball League Terry, lb. 4 2 7 6 AUen.U.. 4 12 1 respectively. In contests slated today. Grays, at Mount Rainier High School Is no question that Dlzsy is a shads Ott.rf 4 2 0 0 J M was the victory scored by the last- ore.rf 4 12 0 SOMETIMES goes this way. A Bennlng engages the Mount Rainier Field, at 3 o’clock. the better hurler this season, but he Wtraub.lf 2 0 10 Csmllll.lb 4 2 7 2 place Metropolitan Baptist nine over few years ago the White Sox diamonders on the Field at Postal A. C. vs. Kenilworth A. C., may not hold that in an- Jacks'll.w 4 2 0 4 O.D'vta.ef 4 3 3 1 F which has PALAIS ROYAL NINE Bennlng advantage U ncuto.c 3 0 3 0 W liars.3b 4 3 2 a early™ Grace Episcopal, clinched other 2 Southern kid named POLO at at 3 o'clock. signed 3 o’clock In the lone game carded In Kenilworth, year. Danntna.c 2 12 0 the in down- Todd.e.. 3 16 0 RadcliHe. The Sox nursed pennant. Metropolitan Verses.3b 3 0 0 0 3 0 “Rip” the Prince Georges loop, and Mld- C.Davls.p. 11 ing the champs handed O’Meara, North Washington League. •Moors., 1 0 0 0 I.Moore.p 0 0 0 0 the boy through several minor GAINS SECOND RUNG dleburg is to meet the Arlington boys Paul Uses N’oedU. Ryan,'lb. 1110 crack Grace pitcher, his first defeat Cabin John vs. at Be- 0 leagues end finally brought him to Here 25 also at 3. Bethesda, of Fslm’ns.p 3 3 2 Expected August after six wins in a row. at Mlddleburg. judges pitchers believe ♦Leiber.. 110 0 for a trial He failed to Chicago In Section B of the National City thesda. Paul will develop into the Bmlth.p.. 0 0 10 so the Hose cut the TEAM STANDING. Blue Marne SHREWD lODoul.. 110 0 Impress, for Series. Pefeat Hecht’*, 9 to 8, Latter League unlimited loop, Langdon Mill vs. White Haven, at smarter pitcher of the two. on RadcUffe drifted Inter-Army (Second Hall.) _ strings him. Valet Shop and Dor-A clash on the likes to Totals. .30 12 24 14 Totals..34 (3abln John. Dlssy pitch his own way, 12 27 12 around some more and then Later 4-to-3 Tilt at 3 o’clock. Both •Batted for Winning South Ellipse which mainly Is blasting a fast ball Vert** in seventh, landed with the Louisville team. 32 Ponies. much In the tBatted for FlUrtmmoni m seventh. Bring teams figure they’re very Department Store League. past a batter’s ears snd tonsils, and 3Be tied for Smith In ninth. This season he has been a stand- Prom Lansburgh'i. honors and a Metropolitan Baptist ...I!!!!!! running for second-half Hecht's vs. Palais Royal. Is not always amenable to sugges- York. OOO 003—4 out hitter In the American Asso- g*w 100 fine battle Is expected. tions. Paul, on the other hand, Philadelphia 100 202 00X—5 ciation and has a good HE Mexican Rainier Kann’s vs. Lansburgh. played Army polo Grace A. C. and the Mount pitches more to a batter's weakness _ Jackaon. Dannlng. Ryan, ALAIS Buna—ptt. fielding game. which will three ROYAL towers took und’t- on Mount Rainier Bartell. CamlUi. O DavU. Walters (2). team, play Grays will face the Prince Georges County League. and Is striving to become a smart as The Sox would like to have Rad- BRAVES 5 TO Errors—Jackson. FlUslmmons. Rum batted matches with the United WIN, 3, puted possession of second place School’ field In a tilt which will well as a in—J. Moore. O. DavU Todd. Walters. High Mount Rainier vs. Bennlng, at Ben* powerful pitcher. Rogers (2), cllflte up for another trial, but It States toward settling second-half Jackson. O’Doul <2). Crlts. Two-base bits— Army team, Sep- in the Department Store Base go far nlng Pleld, 3 p.m. Hornsby told me last Spring that he Criu. wUl cost them just (35,000 and a Oamtlk. Todd. Three-baae hit— tember 22 and 26, on the laurels In the District Independent believed Paul had a better feat baU Leiber. Home 19, IN 13-INNING BATTLE Ball League when No. 5 Police Club. runs—Q. llarU. Wallers. couple of players to get him back yesterday, they card in this league Is Double plays—CrlU to Jackson to Tsrry; Potomac Park field, plans to ar- League. The than Dlssy, and mast National to Comiskey Park. So the Sox downed the Hecht Co., 9 to In one for last Sun- Aces vs. No. 5 Jackson to Tsrry; DavU to Walter to rive in this about 25. 6, the same as that booked Maryland Police Leaguers now agree with that state- Oamilll. Allan to Todd; Chiozza to Bartell look him. city August won’t take the second at of the two games played. and which was rained out. Club, No. 5 Monument field, 1 p.m. ment. Paul also is to Oamilll. Triple play—CrlU to Tarry to Thirty-two ponies will be shipped Jordan’s Triple Defeats Dodgers. day credited with'hav- Jackson. Left on bases—Philadelphia. 5; here from Mexico The Palais Royal victory brought ing better control than his more ec- New York. 7. Bases on balls—Off C. City. National City League*. Darts. the team's record In the sec- Jewelers will travel to centric 3. Struck out—By C. DavU, 3; by P1U- The Mexican team will be headed Moore's Homer in Seventh winning Horning brother. However any man- ond series to a a Unlimited Class. Oxon Hill slmmons. 1; by mnltb. 2. Hits—Off C. LUNCH WITH YACHTSMEN Gen. Union, who will be accom- victory and loss In to meet the Oxon Hill ager would be delighted to have ll In 8 by DavU. innings (none out in ninth); Is Blow to Van two starts. Section A. Firemen, at 3 o'clock. either or both the off E. Moore. 1 In 1 Innlns: off Rltaalm- panied by Mrs. Liman and Capt. Mango. Homing play- of Deans on his In the other Hecht’s a ers are to at mona. 10 In A Innings: off 8mlth. 3 In 3 Be Corona, Antonio Navac, Jeeus game won 5 and 10 Store vs. Wash. gather Thirty-seventh staff, and no questions would be Davis. Los- Diplomats From Panama Will Capt. Murphy's lnninsa. Winning pitcher—c. 4-to-3 victory over Lanaburgh's. S. street and Wisconsin avenue, at 1 asked as to which was the better. ing pitcher — Pltsslmmons. Umpires — Garcia, Juan Reyes, Antonio Peres B Williams, on East Ellipse. By the Associated Press. Kano Sons nine, which Idled o’clock. Messrs. Magerkurth. Pflrman and Bear*. Honor Quests Tomorrow. and Capt. Zabalgoita also will be yester- Federal A. C. vs. Congress Heights, Dlssy, with 19 victories under hie Time of same—1:64. 4.—Baxter day is with three wins and no on the August leading belt, has a fine chance to win a Senor Dr. Ricardo J. Alfaro. Minis- squad. losses. Congress Heights. Jordan's three-base hit, coupled vs. 8t. Josephs No. 5 Police Precinct Insects total of 25 games for the season. SECOND GAME. B. The visit will be the first a Mexican BROOKLYN, Gordon’s Cafeteria will ter from Panama, and Senor Juan with a wild return of the Scores: team ever has to this ball engage the Kenilworth Club In- Paul, who has woo may total 20 N York. AB. H. O. A. Phlla. AB. H O. A of the . Two-base hit*—Ott. Louis Rolls In agni. 5; by Mitchell. 3. Umpire—Mr. Shoe- on South Ellipse. CamlUi. Moone.rf 6 4 2 0 6 4 3 C., may not win the and that Weintraub. Letter <2). J. Moore, Wilson. battle of the spectators expected to witness C’lo,2b-3b 2 maker. Time of game—1:46. Phar- pennant, tenth, today’s extra-inning Lee.lf... 6 0 10 4 10 0 Jack Pry Nats vs. Simpson’s runs—Ott (2). Jackson. Double K’u’ke.ef Is worry for Bill at Home a the matches. W 5 3 enough Terry the to Crlts to Terry: Crlts to here was finished under protest tney.3b 12 6 Stripp.3b 0 0 1 AFTERNOON GAME macy, on East Ellipse. playi—Verses Hogan.c. 5 0 4 2 0 0 11 present.
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