and Cards Tied for s in Second New York, June 1 an old score, the Brooklyn Dodgers nosed out the 3 to 2, today to go into a tie with the. St. Louis den of the senior circuit. It was the ninth straight since returning from their disastrous western a chance to take over the league lead when "Cards in their own park again tomorrow. all of their runs in the first two innings ened until the fifth when the Cards pushed unearned. John Rigney, who went the full game for the White Sox. held the Senators to three scratch hits but four Chicago errors gave the Washs|ington club their three runs in the second inning. The White Sox blasted Sidney Hudson for eight hits during the tilt; bu; he kept them well scattered and Chicago was able to score runs only in the ninth frame.
In the second game. the White Sox came through with an lith inning rally gave them the victory. 4 to 3, after a previous two-run rally in the eighth had knotted up the count.
Michael Fresh walked and was sacrificed to second. Big Luke Appling was passed to first base. after which Jimmy Bloodworth, Senator infielder, fumbled Joe Kuhel's grounder. Fresh raced across with the winning score.
The tors collected 11 hits off Al Smith} while Kendall Chase limited the White Sox to eight safeties. Each club made two errors.
The Boston Red Sox trimmed the Detroit Tigers in a bargain bill, winning the first game. 7 to 6, and the second, 6 to 5.
Dominic DiMaggio was the hero of both games. In the opening tilt. he doubled in the eighth inning to send Pinch-hitter Frank Pytlak across with the winning run. In the second game. with the two clubs tied up at 5-all. DiMaggio drew a pass to first after which Lbuis Finney drove out a long "N.C.D.N." Photo.
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