Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-08-14 | Page 15 | Yanks Bump Heads with Club of Destiny

IV ANKS BUMP HEADS WITH CLUB V OF D DESTINY STINY V i able Shows Tigers Have Sharp Claws Detroit O by 25 Points and Takes V 12 Tilts TiUs in Row K J B By THEON WRIGHT United Press Pre Sports Writer NEW V YORK Au Aug Mickey 14 Cochranes Cochrane's Cochranes high powered pick ups rom from corn Detroit will wm be welcomed at stadium Tuesday after afternoon oon ora a check cheek up on the American ague agile pennant situation Colonel Jake Ruppert's ban ball boys bors trailing by fout and a half games ames Kant want to know whether this Detroit club klub is a team of destiny destin or a fall lall rumor r m r. r There was some tendency to dl discredit dis- dis credit the team of ot destiny angle un until II set of oi figures figures fIgures fig m short while back One ures ures came through however that carried jarried conviction The figures w were re Twelve won in a row I k If It any anymore more figures are wanted here tere are are area a few lew Detroit Is Js the ithe Yankees Yankee by 25 points the club average is against a for the New Yorkers Detroit has ter men hitting a aj at or better the Yankees haye tour lour Detroit h has s won the live games I more than th the Yanks and lost ost four less less which stacks slacks U up to a point 40 ad- ad vantage va tage in the perc percentage column 11 Need Clean Sweep With five live games coming up this week between the two clubs it may readily be calculated the New Yorkers Yorkers York York- ers will wiIl have to win a preponderance of the games games in in fact will have to sweep the series or come close to it itU it- it If U they hope to view this pennant situation with a clear eye when the leave town Friday s Tuesdays Tuesday's header double-header promises to to fi be about the most important mo- mo the have laced faced this sea sea- ion son It If New York sweeps the first days day's play it Jt may be inspired to renewed re reo vigor igor and clamber nimbly back to the top If II it misses it il will vIl be too 1100 badI bad l I Lineup Juggled Foreman Joe McCarthy will give Jive the thc Yankees quite a shakeup before they go JO to bat George Selkirk who hit with the Newark Bears this I season a ason on will vilI be at Earl Combs' Combs post postin Jn lit the outfield Red Rolfe RoIe will probably proba bly be at third in place of Jack gayer aver V Monday Washington's Senators were bumped of off by Philadelphia 9 0 in the only game played It W was lS to have been a header double but rain halted the second game and also washed out Pittsburgh and Cincinnati In the National league L IV Johnny M Marcum was credited with the shutout The Macks piled up ten hits hUs on Alphonse Thomas Jack Russell Rus 2 sell eU 11 and Alex McColl in the first heat scoring all alt their runs McColl and Marcum pitched shutout ball after alter tha that t. t h. h PHILADELPHIA I WASHINGTON V V B HO AI I C B H XA Cramer mtr cf d. e 6 4 4 cf ct 4 2 0 0 Williams 42 1 Suite lb Ib 4 0 17 1 if 6 2 4 3 Manush J If if 4 0 2 0 four Fou lb Ib 3 1 S 5 1 Cronin V 4 0 1 I 31 5 1 1 iI Travis 4 2 1 7 r rf 3 l 1 5 0 Myer 1 ib b V V 3 1 2 i 1 H. H 4 4 3 1 3 Bolton C c. c VV V 4 41 2 I 1 3 B ry c. c Coo 4 0 7 rf rt V 4 0 2 0 p. p 5 2 0 Thomas p. p 0 0 0 1 75 2 V nu Russell elJ P. P 0 0 0 0 ft McColl McCoIl 3 1 1 5 p P. P ft j J A A g gO Swell I boo 1000 V Batted Til O 40 16 27 3 51 Totals Tot 35 6 8 27 20 Batted 2 Batted for McColl In the ninth Philadelphia 0 coo 9 coo coo coo- 0 o H i Summary n nun flun n b batted lit In t ln 2 2 Coleman 2 VII Wil- ams Fan FOXX Errors Errors Marcum McColl Two Two- pale bie an Coleman Colem n Foxx Wil WIl- liams ilami McColl Three base hits hits Kinney Cramer flamer Sacrifices Williams 2 2 Berry Douer Dou- Dou bla be play Iry Bolton to o McColl to Myer Bates Bateson E er on balls Marcum r 2 2 Thomas oJ 1 McColl l 4 4 Struck out out out-Marcum Marcum 6 6 Hits lIlts Marcum Marcum 8 a In Sri 9 Thomas s 4 In 1 3 Russell S 5 In tn 1 13 McCoil Mc Mc- Coil Coll 1 7 In tn 8 a 13 1 WinnIng pitcher Marcum Losing pitcher Thomas I