The Dodgers (71-29) top Johnny Schmitz of the Cubs, 9 – 6, to stretch their lead to nine games over St. Louis.

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The Dodgers (71-29) top Johnny Schmitz of the Cubs, 9 – 6, to stretch their lead to nine games over St. Louis.

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