Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-06 | Page 10 | Pirates Whittle Giants' Lead by Pounding [Illegible]

Pirates Pirates Whittle Giants Giants' Lead by Pounding Hues BUGS GUN INCi FOR FIVE WINS OVER LEADER Pirates Recall That New y Yc Yo Succeeded in iii Same Sama Stunt in 1921 1 By Ky HUGH S. S jp ni Associated Press Sports Sport Loaded up with fresh and lilt gull Ing hopes after an opening over the league leaders the p burgh Pirates today dug back a d years and found an n exact parallel parallel their present position in the Nat league pennant race And Ad wi wiS they found an extra incentive to lor them on in their hope of win wi I four Cour more games from the NewY Giants and getting back into the th of the battle for the flag In 1921 the Pirates c Clime came me man maya march into the Polo grounds late In with a 7 2 1 lead over overl Giants They dra dragged ged out a few lewd d J later ater after alter five straight defeats the Giants went on to win vir the t nant and beat the Yankees i in world series HUBBELL ELL HAMMERED I n The situation was just the ia sa with a reverse twist yesterday w wI the thc Giants opened their final wi We w em ern tour at Forbes field with a IT a gin of oC 7 71 2 2 12 games over and the Bucs continued the para Pira by shellacking Carl Hubbell the tb I ants' ants great southpaw and wi 6 to 1 Hubbells Hubbell's stuff was missing n i while the Pirates who h split even in six duels with the Sen ball star this year to outshine other clubs In that respect had eve thing they needed Southpaw La French was Invincible In the pine and the Buccos gave him an ade working margin by scoring three r rin in the third inning In that one frame Hubbell yie vie live five hits and Homer Peel tossed a costly error for good measure Ithen Fi Ft then on all French had to do 1 hang on He gave up an run in the fourth and bore down I I enough to keep out of serious trou the rest of oC the way The Pirates dt dr Hubbell to cover with a brace fourth inning hits a double by the Giant Freddy Lindstrom coming the finishing blow and nicked his his' successors Bill Shores and for a run ap apiece ece DOUBLE BILL IS VITAL VITALA A doubleheader today loomed the turning point of the series v Steve scheduled to tt m his first start in three weeks In opener and the young left han Ralph who pitched a g game against the Giants at New I recently due to follow tollow on the Pi burgh side against big biC Fred Fitzsmons Flits Fitzs mons mans and either Hal Bud Parmelee for or the Giants 1 11 tiger nger Bill DIU T Terrys Terry's rry's decision of the theand ond and game hurler rested on the on COI of oC Schumacher's sore arm i iThe The Pirates Pirates' ictor victory their tent 11 starts gave them another t I game margin over o the third p Chicago Cubs who were idle a al w with th all other National league d cl HEW YORK i PITTSBURGH I Davis r cf ef I 4 1 1 If Jf 41 Cuts Critz lb 4 4 2 3 f Cf S STen STerry Ten Terry lb Ib S 5 1 11 Vaner rt rf 4 Peel U if I 4 2 1 O Traynor 3 4 Ott rf nf 4 1 3 I ss IS 1 5 Jackson 4 I 1 0 lb Ib 3 James lb 0 0 0 2 b 4 C 4 0 3 c 4 I Ryan u as 3 30 0 1 4 p 4 Hubb p 1 1 0 0 0 Shores P 1 1011 0 1 1 I 1 I 0 0 0 p 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 Totals 33 3 8 2 24 16 Totals Total JJ 35 5 for tor Shores ShOfU In seventh X Batted Ion for In ninth n New w York york DC Ml l Errors Peel Jackson Ryan Ryan fian va Runs batted balled rin Waner n Waner now 2 2 Ott LIndstrom French I. Tr TwO T strom hits Ott O Double Dubi O strom Jensen Jenen Subr to Vaughan han Bases Base s on bB balls Frenc 4 1 Ii Oln 1 1 0 bell 2 Shores ShortS 1 I. I eson 1 I. HI French 7 I Hubbell I 1 g Hubbell 8 ain In 3 1 3 Shores 3 In InH 01 3 2 f 2 J 63 son 2 In la 2 pitcher pitcher u b li