Show Saturday Morning- - Salt 'akc (Tribune Uljc Chisox Down Mighty Yanks To Snap N Y Win Streak Reds DoiLers'fli'o John ’ flics Poslmml for Arlington Classic Today liarlfs Dwjcr stakes Divide the victonous Saturday the winner Biann stakes work year Prcakness Prcakness Johnstown Doubleheader Arlington Jimmy Rv ( CHICAGO Cincy Takes First Tilt Drops Second 1 CHICAGO July 21 (AP)— The courageous White Sox who Just got through knocking over the second-plac- e Boston Red Sox four out of five times kept up their winning ways with a clean cut victory over the champion New York Yankees here Friday Edgar Smith a southpaw out- pitchcd Monte Pearson to stop the champions’ winning streak that About had reached eight games 40000 ladies’ day fans saw Smith hold the Yanks to five scattered hits The Sox managed eight hits off Pearson and combined them in the first third fifth and seventh to scoie once each time In the first Walker singled to Hits safely In Chuck Klein scoi e Kreevich who was safe on 20 straight games a fielders' choice and Walker's sacrifice fly scored Kreevich again in the third The third Sox run came when Kreevich doubled and scored on a squeeze play Then Walker singled stole second and in the seventh came home when Appling singled The lone Yankee run came in the first inning when Rolfe was safe on Hayes' furhble went to third on Henrich’s single and scored ne BOSTON July 21 lusty when DiMaggio forced Henrich whack— Carl Reynolds’ homer with NSW YORK CHICAGO AB II 0 A AB H 0 A 6-- 2 a 0 4 ! 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2 5 2 0 e to 2b 5 Jaxl series 2 9 ft 5 2 0 4 lb If 0 2 lb Ca’an 0 0 0 Ambler 2b 0 Hikim t t t ft n The Indians tallied four of their rf 4 I 1 0 West rf 4 0 Grrenbg lb 4 110 0 If 4 Johnson II i ttt mrlo 2b 4 2 2 Renhift (( 4 1 4aei c 5 3 44 ft ulbibne rfc 4 ftft 71 ft2 five runs off Joe Haynes youthful Hartnett 4 ft ft 1 Maie-2 3b c 4 6 0 Tcbbetis ( hnptnn 4 0 10 I npez c in the fourth inning G Russell 2 112 8 RcHI Jspwsm-- 12 11 Trout 2 r 4 10 0 ss 4 ft 0 1 4 2 ft I odignl ib p lb on five singles followed by two Bartell 2 10 0 i 1 5 2 ft 4 ft Turner ft ss p ripnen p 3 112 Thnmp c p 1 0 0 0 Zfcisti walks Milnar held the Senators Root p xl ork 101ft 4102 vrehriugr 1 ftft ft0 ftft to seven blows and didn’t allow a Total 36 1127 10 Tntal 36 11 °7 12 Fox In ninth ft 0 0 run until the eighth Batte3 Rr Turner when Angelo zzWalher Store by inningooo non '’on — i 35 0 27 8 Giuliani’s single an infield out and chuago Total Totals 34 1ft 27 S ft0- -1 00(1 Oftft a double by John Welaj produced xRatipd for Tebbetta in H'h Mrtte-Ruts baMeft In Frror-7th HncM xxaRitrd for Trout a run Twnhx-- e hits Bobby Estalclla’s triple and in RewmWft 3 Garms 7Ratted for Trout in 7 h run — rennlds an infield out gave the visitors - Root- Wont Home rrRatted for Thoma in 9b Turner 100 RenoLI- - Hrrmnt 000 rifuerhl'atlelthia ninth ftftft 001—2 their second marker in the 001 balls -- Off Hoot 2 off Turner 5 Strut L Detroit 1 E Reynolds’ Blow Gives Cubs Win Over Bees Rookie Stars As Athletics CPl-O- Tip Tiges 1 1 4 1 rf-- h e it 1 hit-- — liH-- pls two-bas- Crn-et- ti I1 1 1 1 four-gam- 1 2 Olpp-o- 1 1 1 1 1 right-hand- 1 War-tie- 1 1 7 1 il 1 R'ina Frror - - New-oSummarv hi — McCoy 2 Newsome 2 Lodlmani yHt 2 New hit- - -- M(Cov Tvsn-ha-- c 3 Ha r I odlglani Siebrt Home run Hhnp Home Trout Pippin - Lodlp"nl Sflcrlllpe hit-— Chapman 2 CreenberT Kv a Stolon Bapo- - on ball — Off Pippin cell Newsome Htruik out— Bv 4 Trout 6 Thoma- - 1 Hu— Off Tbmen I Trout 4 Thnmn- - 1 4 in 2 Wild Trout ft in 7 limings Thomra I — Tehbett — bill IMi h Passed pen juft pitcher— Trout empires— Hubbard and Due Bosox Rally Drops Browns 6 to 3 St ST LOUIS July 21 UPi-Louis Browns faltered again in the ninth Friday and the Boston Red Sox won in 11 innings 6 to S doing into the ninth St Louis led S to 4 having jumped out to r big load in the first Inning when Joe Grate cleaned the bases with a triple But the troublesome Jimmy Foxx tripled and came home on Ted Williams' single to tie the score In the eleventh Williams came to bat again with the singling Bobby Docrr on second and two out The CLEVKIAM1 WASHINGTON AH H 4 1 rf Ch-- p AB O A ftl ill Hcm-ip- y ft 1 ft 0 A ft 1 ft 1 3 10 2 O' W'ealhrW rf W'alnj rf ft 21 4 Lev n 3b Chapman if kfdalella If 4 2 2 ft Tru-k- y lb If 0 3 31 Trai f- tDlnodwoitb Kellner 3b 4 1 ft 5 Hale 2b 2b 2 Vernon lb 4 0 11 0 W'ebb sn 3 Cuillani i 3 1 b (ft Milnar p H unes p 2 0 ft 1 vfelbcrt 11 4 1 ft 4 2 2 4 1 1 4 4 1 4 4 1 2 ftl T ra Twoba-- e hitf— Welat is r Three HaW'e'at Mijt if ulalella Taiuhle plas — Bloodworth Ba-e- s on ball-OTraNift amt Vernon 2 Ha Niies 2 Stria k off Mfttar 2 1 bs diii-- Ri Hanra 5 b' Masier-ot- i 7 8 In 5 Milnar Hanea 1 1 in off Losing pili her — Ha lira Webb W ea t hr Carlisle Holds jsecond inning gave Cooper runs he needed to win He was in trouble several times but aided by three double plays Kept the Ike Pearson Phils from sroring started his first maior league game and gave way to a pinchhit-te- r in the eighth An eight-rusplurge in the fifth inning featured the Phils’ attack in the first game Kirby Higbe chalked up his sixth victory the year P'lr- -t 1 1 1 lift inv g bT 1 Brown Ol 18 AB Jf O If 5 ° JMxrtiu 2b 5 -- p I i i ! 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Tub ond with 195 It r bT 5 — National League 1 p 00 0 0 MaMertsOU out — Hjj T three-year-ol- Southpaw Ed Smith Oulpitclics Monte Pearson Leads Pale Ilose to Victory : Uunklev July nf five of six for major Satthis goes back to urday in the $50 000 lassie The presence of "Big John’’ has his eight challengers almost scared silly In fact no more than fve possibly will face him He had no trouble in defeating his rivals in the Kentucky derbv the Wood c 4-- July 22 1939 - |