New Britain herald., 1925-10-13
Score Is 3 to 2, Cor sairs Coming From Behind After Sena- tors Had Taken Two Run Lead Kremer Pitches Great Game Shifts In Washing ton Lineup Fail To Produce Rally Cos lin And Moore Both Hit Homers.

TlltSDuTbH, Oct. lo.-F lay Ing on their home grounds and with their backs against the wall, the Pittsburgh Pirates today staged another remark able baseball comeback and by defeating the Washington Senators 3-2 tied the series and made necessary the play ing of the seventh and decid- Ing game tomorrow. Kremer pitched a wonderful game for the Corsairs.
 Washington was first to score, getting one in the open ing inning when Goose" Cos ' lin crashed another home run. This was his third of the series, his sixth in two years in world series and the tenth homer made in the present series. In the second Washington counted hgain, Bluege scoring on the hit and run play when Peck doubled. In the third however, the Pirates got to- Ferguson hard and tied the score, Moore scoring on a throw to first and Carey coming in on TraynOr's single.
 The Senators made a sensa- tional ninth inning rally in which Joe Harris doubled, but 1t was in vain and the game ended 3-2 for the Pirates.
 First Inning
 Sanators-Rice up. Rice was Sooted by the crowds. Strike i, bah l. high and inside; ball 2, low. Moore juggled Ricsbs hot smash but threw him out at first. Stan Harris up. Strike l, called. Kremer Whipped over curve for the first strilse. Ball 1, high. Smith took Etan Harris roller in front of the plate and got him at first. Gosin ID. Strike 1. called; ball 1, high and inside. Gosin got home run Into the rightfeld stand. It was a long drive and was his third of the krries. Joe Harris up. Ball l, high: ktrike 1, called; ball 2, low and :n- siie: foul strike 2. Joe HarTis's savage foul scattered the box hold hrs fin lcftneld. Ball 3, high. krcmcr threw out Harris at first, Harris topping the ball for weak roller. One run, one hit no errors.
 Pirates-Mooro up, Ructher went oIt into right field to warm up as a possible relief pitcher. Moore shot single through Bluege, hitting the first ball pitched. Carey up, strike 1, called. Carey sacrificed, Blucge 10 Judge, Cuyler mp, strike l. called, Cuylcr backed away from a wide curve. Ball 1, low. Cuyler sent high fly to Rice, Moore holding sec ond, Barnhart up. strike 1, called, hall 1, inside and high. ball 9, wide. ball 3, low, Bluege threw out Barnhart at first, taking the Pi- rates hot smash that came right al him. No runs. one hit. no errors.
 Second Inning
 Senators Judge Up. strike l ., called, ball 1, inside, foul strike 9. Ia s- T another one. Ball 2, high, Judge slished a single into right. Bluege , up, strike l, Bluege tried 10 sacri- cce hut forced Judge, Kremer to Wright. Peck up, ball l. high. foul strike l. On the hit and run play, Blucge scored when Peck doubled into right. Scvcroid up, ball i, strike ], foul strike 9, Kremer threw wild to catch Peck and Peck dashed for third. The Pirate infeld came in. Rarnhart took Scvereld's short fly. Prck holding third. Ferguson up. ball 1, high. ball 2, outside, Kremer kicked on the third ball. Strike i, called. strike 2. called. foul, foul, foul, Ferguson flied out 10 Cuyler. Onerun. two hits. one error.
 Pirates--Traynor up. Traynor shot ? single over Stan Harris's head. Wris&t up. The crowd was now F'arli@g a big cheer, foul strike 1, WIsht forced Traynor. Peck to Har- f'S Nclnnis up. Strike swung, hall outside. toul strike .. Mclnnis was ttruek cut, taking a third called s'r!ke. Smith up. Strike 1 swung. Smith singled over second, Wright !, racing to third Kremer up. Strike swcnE, strike : swung, Ferguson was feeding @:de curves. Krener struck out on three pitched balls, taking a third called strike.