Show CARDINALS WIN IN j Teams Fight 11 Frames in 0 00 Deadlock ST. ST LOUIS April 30 UP The UP-The The New York Giants and the St. St Louis Cardinals aro are feuding again The light of ot William Memphis Bill Terry and his Giants stalking into Sportsmans Sportsman's park apparently has I Ithe the samo same effect on the gang as a red flag has to a bull Th The feud began in 1934 when the Giants with the National league pennant all all but clinched settled back to coast down the stretch The Ther r rude de awakening when the Cards beat the Giants out for the pennant on n the final day of the season furnished furnished fur fur- one of the most dramatic finishes in baseball history Last year ear the Giants hel helu the league lead nearly four months before before before be be- fore tho Cardinals moved ahead in inan inan inan an game eight-game winning streak The GIants Slants broke badly playing ball for tor the remainder of ot the season to finish a poor third Hubbell Yields 11 Hits History repeated itself yesterday as Leroy Parmelee bested Carl Hubbell Hub Hub- bell in a inning 17 pitchers' pitchers duel which the Cards won 2 to 1 Both teams eams played nearly perfect ball for more than three hours and a half before the Giants cracked up Inthe in inthe inthe the seventeenth committed two errors errors er er- cr- cr and tossed away the ball game ame Besides playing flawless ball throughout St. St Louis nicked Hubbell Hubbell Hubbell Hub- Hub bell for 11 hits five more than were given up by Giant ex-Giant Parmelee Parmelee Parmelee Par- Par melee who struck out nine Hubbell fanned six After Alter 11 innings of scoreless ball New York broke through with a run on a walk to Whitehead Otts Ott's sacrifice sacrifice sacrifice sac sac- and Liebers Lieber's single Right in their clement when the going gets tough the Cards crashed through with two singles and a double in their half usually enough for two runs but a beautiful peg from Mel MelOtt MelOtt MelOtt Ott to Gus Gus' Mancuso blotted out the second run at the plate Medwick singled and Mize doubled Davis was walked purposely filling the bases Charley Gelbert singled scoring Medwick with the tying run but butS S Stuart uart Martin a I running for tor Mize was out sliding into h home me J I Davis Doub Doubles c With Umpire Beans Reardon ready to call the game on account of darkness at the end of the seven seven- Virgil Davis opened the I Card half hall with a double King who I ran for tor Davis rea reached he third when Bartell fumbled tumbled Parmelee's grounder ground ground- er and scored the winning run when Jackson Jaclson fielded Terry Moores Moore's grounder then threw wild to the plate NEW EW YORK I I ST. ST LOUIS B B ROA It 7 1 5 0 ct Cf 7 0 7 0 6 1 7 2 FrIech 7 1 40 4 7 Ott r rZ Ii j 1 3 1 rt rf 7 1 2 U 0 d Cf 5 1 7 0 Med 1 if 6 2 5 0 LesIle slIe lb Ib 6 1152 Mire lb Ib 5 2131 Jackson 6 1 1 3 CollIns lb 2 0 3 2 c 2 0 2 0 DAVis c 6 1113 3 c 2 20 0 6 2 Gelbert Geibert 6 2 1 1 Butell lIS 3 5 0 2 8 Durocher u lIS 7 0 3 3 Hubbell p 6 0 1 1 Parmelee p 7 2 2 5 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 Totals Totos Q 91 Totals 60 11 51 22 zOne out when winning run scored for tor Davis In tn tHAn for Mire Jn In New York 00 1 00 1 St St. it Louis 01 2 01 2 Summary Errors Error J Errors Jackson 2 Bartell Runs Runa batted In In Leiber Gelbert Two-base Two hits Mize 2 D Davis Sacrifice hits lilt Ott Ott 2 BArtell Double play Durocher play to Frisch to o Min MUe Bases Rues on oti balls oft Off Off 4 Hubbell 4 I. Struck out out out-By By 0 D hubbell 6 8 In another National league pitchIng pitching pitching pitch pitch- ing duel the Chicago Cubs bested the Brooklyn Dodgers 1 to 0 O. Bill Lee was the winning pitcher Van Mungo the loser Each Elch gave up four hits The only score score of the game jame came when Augie Augre Galan Cub beat out a bunt and tallied on singles by Herman lIerman and Hartnett The Pittsburgh Pirates won an inning extra-inning battle from the Philadelphia Philadelphia Phila Phila- delphia Phillies 10 to 9 when the Phil pitcher Bill Walter Valter forced in tho the winning run by hitting a batter batter bat hat ter with tho the bases full in the elev clev- Boston at al Cincinnati was WM postponed postponed postponed post post- because of ofrain rain |