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deadlocked American league leaders Cleveland and Boston by a scant half game The Yankees' 16th win of the season from the lowly Pale Hose against five defeats came about an hour after the Indians overhauled the Red Sox in the blistering ' pennant race with a 2 win over Boston at Cleveland New York AB H 0 A Chicago AB H 0 A CHICAGO Held Overnight Pirates Thump Chicago Drops Giants Twice Dodgers threw 104 pitches a comparatively low total The tremendous throng the tenth 70000 plus crowd here this season gave the Van Meter Iowa fireballer a thunderous ovation when he walked off the mound after Bobby Doerr lined to Dale Mitchell for the final out The Indians Feller with a dozen hits 10supported of them coming off Dobson who previously had whipped 'them four times this season Boo Ferriss replaced Dobson in the seventh and Lefty Earl Johnson pitched the eighth for Boston The Red Sox did not submit easily Held to two hits over the first eight frames Boston got a life when Dom DiMaggi0 reached first on Manager to open the Lou Boudreau's fumble ninth Feller bore down and got Johnny Ted Pesky and the Williams to ground out Vern' Stephens singled to right scoring Di with the Red Sox second run but Doerr ended the threat sending in a long liner which Mitchell bysnared left deep Byrne Boosts Yank Hope's Need Two More more victories added to their Two present season's record of 86 triumphs and 59 losses and the Braves would be able to raise the pennant They have eight games to play The' victory did move the Cardinals Into second place a half game ahead of the Brooklyn Dodgers who were beaten but the game cost them the services of Enos (Country) Slaughter their speedy classy outfielder racing towards second onSlaughter a hit and run play In the fourth Inning was struck hard on the bridge of the nose by Nippy Jones liner Slaughter although he remained conscious was knocked to the ground Carried from the field on a litter he was removed under a physician's care to St Elizabeth's hospital where his injury was diagnosed as a fractured nose with accompanying 12-1- 0) 8) Sept 22 As—Those never BOSTON Tige Ace Gets 150th Victory X-ra- ys say die St Louis Cardinals stymied the pennant aspirations of the Boston Braves at least temporarily Wednesday by thumping the Tribe 8 to 2 with a 17 hit attack before 10937 disappointed patrons So the pennant party—first in M years for the Boston Nationals— must be delayed at least until Saturday as the Tribe is Idle until then The Braves can clinch the flag If they win two games 2-- 3-1- 5-- 2) Six Reach first Only six Red Sox reached base him two on walks and one against on an error He fanned six all coming in the first five innings in all he Pct 59 66 67 67 71 83 83 85 Cincinnati Chicago Wednesday's Results New York 7 Chicago 1 St Louis 8 Boston 2 Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 1 4 Cincinnati Philadelphia 1-- 7) of the game 75 64 60 60 Philadelphia 16-1- 0) - W 86 79 79 GB 91 55 623 Boston 91 55 623 Cleveland CLEVELAND Sept 22 A'—The New 14 90 55 621 York Cleveland Indians tied Boston for the 83 65 561 9 Philadelphia American league lead Wednelday Detroit 72 72 500 18 56 87 392 33 night defeating the Red Sox 2 Bob St Louis 52 95 354 39 Feller limited the Red Sox to three Washington 46 97 322 43 hits for his fifth straight victory and Chicago 27th of the season Wednesday' Results A three-ru- n first inning against New York 7 Chicago 2 (night) Joe Dobson which Ken Keltner feaCleveland 5 Boston 2 (night) tured with his 28th home run with Washington 5 St Louis 4 (night one man on base and two more tallies 10 innings) In the seventh on four singles proDetroit 5 Philadelphia L vided all Cleveland's runs It was Cleveland's seventh straight success Thursday's Probable Pitchers and its fourteenth out of the last New York (Lopat at Chisixteen games cago (Papish Even Exactly at Philadelphia (Coleman The triumph put the Tribe exactly Detroit (Gray even with the Red Sox in games won at St Washington (Wynn and lost A standing room crowd of Louis (Sanford 76772 paid fans observed "Don Black (Only games scheduled) with the critically injured night" Cleveland pitcher receiving approxiAmerican Association mately $40380 of the net gate rePlayoffs ceipts It was the final meeting of the Score by innings: year between the two rivals and Milwaukee 000 000 440 02--10 14 2 Cleveland's Lith victory in 22 meet- Columbus 121 000 130 00- -- 8 13 2 (11 innings) ings with the Sox Each team now to The Prendergast Grate (4) Wright (8) has eight games left theoretical advantage lies play with the and Kerr Krieger Meteland (7) Indians since all their remaining Hutchinson (8) Beers (9) and Gargames are against second division agiola teams while the Red Sox must face (Series tied at the third place New York Yankees more five times Home Runs His curve Feller simply was American his ball was breaking superb and league: Di Maggio Yansharply In fast one simply exploded many kees 39 Gordon Indians 29 Steways it was the strikeout king's best phens Red Sox 28 National league: Kiner Pirates 39 pitched game of the season considering the opposition and the importance Mize Giants 38 Musial Cardinals A St Louis Takes 2 Game From Leader National League American League Twin 8 to 4 IDAHO FALLS Ida Sept 22 (A1—Condition of Ned Sheehan TWIN FALLS Sept 22—Dale Pocatello outfielder who was hit In the head by a pitched ball here Maycock held Pocatello to six hits and received top support at the Tuesday night was said Wednesplate from his teammates Wednesday to be good day night as the Twin Falls Cow Doctors at L D S hospital where Sheehan is a patient said the Pocatello ball player is sufAn fering "mild concussion" attending physician said showed no sign of fracture and that his condition is not serious Doctors said Sheehan will be under observation at the hos22 1P—Hal NewDETROIT pital for several days The houser hurledSept his into 'a select pitched ball struck him on the bracket Wednesdayway pitching his left forehead just above the 150th American league victory as the Detroit temple Tigers beat the Athletics 5 to 1 Only one active pitcher in the league—Bob Feller—has won more games than Newhouser now in his 10th year with the Tigers and needing one more win to become iL 20- game winner for the fourth season AB H 0 A rhidelsbhe AB H 0 Detroit Demers aa 5 2 0 At Lipoo es 4 2 9 01 Berry 210"--11 26 Fain lb 3 1 1 0 3b 4 1 1 11 Wertz rt t-4:07'70t- BASEBALL SCOREBOARD r 5 Card Outfielder Not Serious Doctors Report ' 'q'''0''TA'-rs---f0tL'7- $ty::i: - 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