The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-10

FERGUSON And
KREMER MADE
T0DAY'S PICK
Walter Johnson May Take
Mound TOmOrrOw-Bluege
Expected Back Today
WORLD SERIES WEATHER

WORLD SERIES WEATHER
Washington. Oct. l8.-LP)-
Clear skies and stiff cold wind
greeted those who peeked out
early today. 10 reckon the wealth
er conditions for the third game
OF the world series. A tempera-
tuTG of 81 was registered at
o'clock, but il had risen two de.
grees an hour later.
causing the first world series post
ponement since 1921, has brought
prospect Of a realignment Of the Dig
forces Of Washington and Pittsburgh,
champions Of their respective
leagues, now deadlocked at one game
each, as they squared away for the
third contest today.
Unless the signs fail, it viii be a
battle Of righthanders throughout
with Waiter johnson, who permitted
The Pirates only five hits in the OPP
ening contest at Pittsburgh. likely
to return in an effort for second
conquest on Sunday.
Three Pitchers
Alex Ferguson OF the Senators.
Ray Krrmer Of the Pirates ana Pre-
sident Calvin Coolidge are today 5
selections for pitching duty. The
president throws the first ball and
Ferguson and kremer have hopes OF
throwing the rest, but a great deal
OF importance is attached to the
executive heave
Governor PinchOt of Pennsylvania,
doing the honors at Pittsburgh. ex-
hibited throw beyond criticism and
the president will have Il hard time
Gupncating the feat. or course the
governor had plenty of practice for
the benefit of photographers. I'm
less weather conditions are just
about unbearable the president and
party will occupy box at Griffith
stadium for the opening of the ma
tional baseball classic in the CAPT
tai.
Bluege Back Today
The rain of yesterday, which fell
in sheets just before Commi ssiOner
Lands, Manager McKechnie Of Pitts.
buieh and Manager Harris Of Wash
iuglon decided upon postponem ent,
undoubtedly was of aid to Manager
Stanley Harris of the Senators in
other matters than that OF pitching,
for it was expected Oscar Bluege,
third base fielding marvel of. the
present world champions, would re-
turn to the fray today. Bluege was
hit by "a fast ball from the hand Of
Aldridge on Thursday and went to
the ground. to be helped off the
field Physicians have decided that
his improvement has been sufficient
to permit his participation in today's
battle. ....
Should Bluege fail to stand up I'M
der the strain, after the suffering
he has gone through for two days
young Buddy Myer. New Orleans
flash who relieved Ossie Thursday
will take up the post at third.
Kremer and Ferguson
Both managers are confident OF
success in the coming games. Nc
Kechnie said that he would start
Kremer, AS previously planned, but
made no mention of the choice for
tomorrow. Harris stated that he
would rely on Ferguson, former east
ern league boxman, who has seen
service with the Red Sox and YAM
KEGS. But neither had anything to
say about left handers--and each has
a good one in Dutch Ruether and
Emil Yde.
The turn of the portsiders may
come, yet there are many who pre-
dict that neither Of the port-handed
tossers will start game.
Under the world series rules three
games must be played here despite
l..e postponement and unless furth-
er rain ir.ervenes, the last Of the
WASHINGTON set will take place Mon
day. With either team now requir-
ing three victories to capture the
championship, one conquest for eth
err here will mean general rush to
PITTSBURGH Monday night.
TOdsy's Lineups
The probable lineup today:
Washington: Rice, centerfield;
S. Harris, second base; Goslin. left
field; Judge, first base: J. Harris,
rightfield; Myer, third base;
Peckinpaugh, shortstop; Ruel, catch
er; Ferguson, pitcher.
Pittsburgh: Moore. second base;
> Carey, centerfield; Cuyler, right
field; Barnhart, leftfield; Traynor,
third base; Wright. shortstop;
Grantham, first base; Smith, catch.
er; Kremer, pitcher.
Umpires: At plate. Mccormick
(N); first base, Moriarity CAY; sec.
ond base, Rigier (N); third base,
Owens ca.
Washington, Oct. 10.-LP}-Chilling
weather with more to come was the
forecast handed out today by the
weatherman to the thousands of base.
ball fans as they trooped their way
out to Griffith stadium for the third
game of the world series.
The weather bureau said there
would be" frost tonight with clear
weather but there was no indication
of any climb in the : temperature:
:Nhich lowered around the 40 degree
mark.near game time. Heaviest win.
ter OvercOatsf and sweaters were in
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