New York, July 20.
SURGH gained a fifth-place tie with New York in the National League baseball standings today by defeating the Giants 8-4.
It was the sixth straight defeat for the crippled Giants, who were in second place Jast week, Four hits and two errors accounted for five Pirate runs in the seventh inning: Rookie Fletcher hit a homer with two men on base, The Boston Bees took another victory over the uncertain Chicago Cubs, 2-1.
The Bees won in the eighth inning, when Hall Warstler singled, advanced to second on Pitcher Bill Posedel's Sacrifice, and scored on Debs Germ's single. Pesedel out-pitched Vance Page but both hurlers went all the way.
Ne other National League games were scheduled.
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Steward's Cup Probables London, July 21.
The fellowing are the probable starters, with their jockeys, for the Steward's Cup, to be run at Goodwood on July 25 over a distance of six All Foreign Competitors Are Eliminated Hamburg, July 21.
Old Reljance Caerloptic 3 America (Jones); Ambrose Light (Pat Beasley); Shalfeet (Carslake); Carnival Boy (Simpson); Nenvy (Smirke); Knight's tors, all having Karl S score of 6-3, 5-7, 2-6, 6-1, 6-2.
Henner Henkel eliminated Defenczy (Hungary) by 6-8, 6-2, 5-7. 6-1, 6-4, and Roderich Menzel scored a 4-6, 6-0, 3-6, 68, 6-2 victory over Canepele (Italy).
In the women's singles, Hilde Sperling (Denmark), Somogyi (Hungary), Kovacs (Yugoslavia) and Bolin—Gouquerque (Holland) have reached at the semi-finals—Trans-
Ocean. Step.—Reuter. scattered and walked only one hatter, He was aided by four double plays.
Washington's lo tors won an 8-7 victory over the Tigers in Detroit. Hank Greenberg, Detroit first-baseman, got his eigh" teenth home run of the year, driving in two runners ahead of him in the sixth inning.
two-rün. ju the second inn-3 win over Philadelphia, although gave the Two-Day Match Drawn London, July 20.
"The two days Cricket match between the West Indies and Sir Julien Cahn's ended in a draw.
Batting first, the West Indies knocked up 197 runs, Headley contributing 61. Sir Julien Cahn's XI replied with a score of 121 runs for the loss of four wickets when play closed.—Reuter.
Ken Keltner doubled, Trosky stopping at third, Oscar Grimes singled, scoring Trosky. Jim Webs doubled, scoring Keltner.
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