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1937-09-19 [P B-7] Phebus and Star on Mound as Grab Doubleheader Krakky—-—.- ■ — Griffs SOUTHPAW SHOWS STUFF. —By jim BERRYMAN. Probable Hurlers CONQUER BROWNS. A ____ In Majors Today BRUINS NAIL PHILS, I K^r- x^TmNOtX W By the Louisville Times. 6T02AND10T0; IMPRESSED \ ■ '^'EW YORK, September 18.— i, V BY DIG NAMES) H Probable pitcher* In the major those ■ CLIP GIANTS’ LEAD / ^XS leagues today: ty. V BIRDS are \ ■ Case Makes Three ust a COOPLA ■ American. Bingles, 7p~/j Chicago at 2— OTHER GOOD/1 ■ Hubbcll Victim as Giants’ Washington. Trail Pennant Leaders Drives In Three Runs ■ 81 rat ton (14-5) and Kennedy (12- by “Cousins” Bruins II) vs. Chase (4-2) and Anderson in Home Debut. Help (0-0). 21/2 Games—Carleton WEN IS ON yTCHERS-.j Detroit at New York—Wade THE WILD SIDE in BY FRANCIS E. STAN. Flag Scrap. (6-8) or Auker (14-8) vs. Keen on Mound. WHEN Hadley base ball HlS”SruFf By the Associated (11-5). Washington firm’! DOESN'T TAKE Press. By the AwociitKl Press. St. Louis youth movement gathered nev PROPERLy. September is.— at Boston, 2—Hilde- and brand and Knott September 18.—By pleasant momentum yes- The Giants’ lowly local cous- (8-17) (8-17) vs. f— _ way of a 12-hit attack that THEterday in Mr. Griffith’s bai: ins. the Marcum (12-10) and Walberg (5-6). Roughhouse Reds, featured homers Cleveland by Rip Col- yard. While 5.000 slightly chilled failed to as at Philadelphia. 2— Cincinnati.oblige expected lins and Joe six- customers sat In Peller (6-6) and CHICAOO, Marty, plus the pews, rookie? today, and sliced a full off the Oalehouse (8-13) THE ROOKIE WURLKR I game hit pitching by Tex Carleton. the Ray Phebus and Joe (Parkyakareas) I New’ Yorkers’ National lead vs. Dean (0-0) and Caster (11-17), IS INCLINED To FEEL League second-place Cubs moved up to with- Krakauskas pitched the Nationals tc A LITTLE SUPERIOR*. I a 4-to-3 National. by taxing decision. in two and one-half of the -- 1 games a double-header victory over the help- BUT IT MAV BE A New York at St. Louis—Schu- GOOD SSAl-. I They added insult to Injury by league-leading New York Giants to- less Browns, 6-2, 10-3. macher (12-12) vs. Dean (13-10). whipping King Carl Hubbell in turn- day by defeating Philadelphia again, It was quite a gala day for both Brooklyn at ing the trick, thus his am- Chicago—Butcher 9 to 3. one a frustrating vs. , youngsters, right-hander from (10-13) Davis (7-4). bition to become the first pitcher and the other r south- Boston at Carleton, warming up to pitch the Chattanooga in the Cincinnati, 2—Turner big leagues to win 20 games middle game of the critical "face to paw from Trenton. Phebus. pitted (18-9) and Shoffner (1-1) vs. this season. face" between the Cubs and against the veteran Elon Hogsett, Schott (3-10) and Grissom (12-16). Giants The defeat was that gets under for three hurled brilliantly during the first half doubly important Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 2— way single to the Giants, since the games here Tuesday, turned in his of the game and then hung on dog- second-place Johnson (4-10) and Mulcahy <6- Cubs knocked off the Phillies and fourteenth He embellished it gedly toward the end. when the 17) vs. Lucas (8-9) and Bauers victory. shaved the by the final 15 men Browns began to pound him. league lead of Bill Terry's (10-6). retiring in order, for a Krakauskas, pitching the second Terriers to 2'2 games. except wind-blown hit, game out of the shadows, had an Peaches Davis, limiting the Giants Collins Still easier time. He simply was too fast to seven hits, and personally driving Limping. WANER of an unearned run in the for the tail-enders and wound up by in what proved to be the winning SETS MARK "yiCTIM when allowing only six hits and winning run in the eighth, was the No. 1 first, Billy Herman threw on Leo as he pleased. The Nats got 18 hits hero of the encounter. But he had AS PIRATES COUNT awry Norris’ scratch hit and for Krakv off then followed with a throw the slants of Russ Van to have a lot of help from A1 Hol- poor to Julio the that let Norris score Atta, Bonetti and Jim Walkup. lingsworth, who spiked a threaten- plate from To third, Carleton allowed a the little regiment of rookies to ing Giant gesture in the ninth, and Become! Fint National second run Leaguer on a Earl gain distinction with the Washingto- from Ernie (Schnozzola) Lombardi, pass, Grace's single and to Pan a nians yesterday was added Outfielder KENCmSE.... whose double drove 200-Hit Mark for fly in the second and was tagged booming in two THE NATIONALS' for a homer Norris at George Case from Trenton. Although SOUTHPAW runs during the Reds' big three-run Eight by the start his shoulder still was Case PITCHING WHO Campaign!. of the fifth. He shrugged off sore, made SENSATION, TOOK uprising in the third. the tingles BOB FELLER'S By Associated Press. Moore his local debut in the nightcap and MEASURE AND by and Grace In the fourth and collected three hits. He also TWICE BEAT RED September 18.—Cy Pinky Whitney's wind-crazed double drove RUPF.hJ IN Liner Handcuffs Moore. JpiTTSBURGH, across three runs. Tough pitching Blanton posted his fourteenth that glanced off Frank Demtree’s glove cuels^.. a time in the early moments, pOR victory of the season today by pitch- with one out in the ninth and that *« after the Giants had Never Trail in Opener. staked ing the Pirates to a 3-to-2 decision was all. at the Hubbell to a one-run lead in the over the beginning, Wash- Brooklyn Dodgers. Collins, still limping from the frac- gEGINNING first frame on Jojo Moore's triple ington never was behind in the Paul Waner, with two tured ankle that sidelined him five and Dick Bartell’s it looked hits, passed opener, although it was close for near- grounder, the 200-hit mark for a season for the weeks, added a double and a pass as though the leaders were on ly six Innings. The Nats took a 1-0 loop to his eighth time in his career, a new Na- homer, his season's sixteenth. lead In the third the way to stretching their winning inning on Walt Mil- tional League record. Marty, restored to the line-up Fri- lies' double. Phebus’ sacrifice streak to four games. and a YANKS WIN TWICE Blclyn. AB. H. O. A. Pittsb'h. AB H O. A. day along with Collins In Manager Mel Hubbell mowed the Reds down hit- Rosen cf 5 110 L.W'n'r.cf 5 single by Almada. In the fifth 110 Charlie Grimm’s effort to revive hia les the first Cooney.lf 4 14 0 Jensen.If 4 0 3 0 they scored again when through two innings. In Hass tt. 1 4 Hogsett walked b 2 0 .1 P W n r.rf 4 3 0 0 fallen charges, added a run-producing Millies and Phebus, after two were the third, however, the Rhinelanders Phelps.c 4 2 0 3 Vaug’n.ss 4 12 4 out, •Cisar o (I o 0 8uhr.lb 4 2 10 1 single, while Herman atoned for his and Second Baseman overtook him and went out in front c 0 Red Barkley Spencer o n 0 Todd c 3 0 0 1 miscues with three Claude L'va’to.'ib 4 •’ singles. messed up a grounder hit Almada. WITHOLDWALLOP to stay. With one out, Kiddo Davis 10 1 Brub'r.3b 3 1 O by ^ Bucher.Mb 4 2 3 5 Young. lb 4 Passeau was the victim of It alL The and 12 2 Browns cut the score to 2-1 Rookies Chase, Anderson to Ival Goodman singled in succes- Wilson.rf 4 0 2 0 Blanton.p 2 0 0 2 in the sixth. After sion. A tough break for the English.sa 2 0 1 1 Tommy Carey Giants, ’Haas 110 0 Herman’s Hits Effective. had opened the ball game with a Face Chicox—Shore Homers Boom as as Kiki Cuyler's low liner handcuffed Fttzs'ns.p 3 0 3 2 single Loop Champs tWinsett 1 (i 0 O of Herman’s hits was a run- the Browns didn't get another hit off Moore and fell for a single, allowed ££ACH helper. He singled Stan Hack to Phebus until the sixth. Then Ethan Stars to one run to score, left two men on base, Totals 35 10 24 12 Totals 33 ~9 27 12 Report. Recapture Punch, Slam •Ran for Phelps in eighth third, whence he scored on an out Allen walked, Jack Bell and set the for Lombardi's scratched a stage drive ’Batted for English In ninth. in the first accent IBatted for inning. Marty’s homer, a single to Myer and Harland Clift dou- again will be on 4-0. to deep center which shoved two more Fitzsimmons in ninth. Chisox, 12-8, Brooklyn 000 400-foot liner Into the dead-center bled Allen over. youth today at Griffith Sta- Grimes tallies across. ___ no O00—2 Pittsburgh _ 012 000 tied the The when the Likely By the Associated Press. OOx—3 bleachers, score at 2-2 in the Griffs, though, didn't permit dium, Chicago White The Giants pushed over their sec- Runs—Phelps.
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