Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-22

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strike. Lazzeri took Myers grounder
and threw to Dickey, who ran down
Tate; Cronin got to third and Myer to
second on the play. Rice lined to
Combs. No runs.
NEW YORK.-West came in for
Wells liner. Combs lofted to West in
left center. Koenig lined a single to
right on the first pitch. Ruth put up q
high foul to Tate. No runs.
FOURTH INNING.
WASHINGTON - Larry threw out
Gosiin. Judge went out, Gehrig to
Wells, who covered first West famed
and was thrown out by Dickey. No
runs.
NEW YORK-Gehrig, flied to West In
deep center. Myer threw out Meusel
Myer made a nice stop of LaZzeri's hot
grounder, but threw too low to first, put
Lazzeri on first. Larry singled, Lazzeri
stopping at second. Bluege went on the
grass for Dickey's pop. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
wASHINGTON-Bluege walked Tate
fouled two, then flied to Combs. Cronin
popped to Larry. Koenig threw out
Jones. No runs.
NEW YORK-Cronin threw out Wells
Combs singled to center. Cronin made
a great stop Of Koenigs drive toward
left, but could not regain his balance
in time to throw to first. Jones was
withdrawn and Marberry replaced him.
Judge took Ruth's grounder and threw
to Crpnin, getting Koenig at second
Judges throw was high and wide and
Cronin had to tag the runner, losing
double-play chance, Combs going to
third. Gehrig walked, filling the bases.
Meusel took a third strike, going out
on three pitched balls. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Jones had TO retire
because he wrenched muscle on the
left side Of his back under the ribs.
How serious he may be hurt Is not
yet known. Myer hunted the first
pitch and got single with pop over
Wells head. Rice singled to right,
sending Myer to third Goslin lined
one into the right field bleachers, which
went foul by inches. He had rounded
first when he was called back; Goslin
rifled a double to right, scoring Myer
such a hard drive Ruth couldn't pick
1t up Clearly. Judge hit homer into
the right field bleachers, scoring Rice
and Goslin ahead. The ball Just
cleared the barrier. Gehrig took Vests
grounder and beat him to the bag.
Meusel leaned over the left field boxes
and Just missed a one-hand catch OF
Bluege's foul. Bluege popped to
Gehrig. Tate hunted and was thrown
out by Koenig. Four runs.
NEW YORK-Cronin threw out Lag
erri. West went to right center for
Larry's high one. Dickey flied to West
in left center. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
WASHINGTON Cronin doubled
down the left field line. Marberry hit
the ball ducking an inside pitch. Mar
berry sacrificed, Dickey to Lazzeri COW
ering first, Cronin moving to third.
Larry took Myers grounder and Cronin
was run down, Larry to Dickey to Koenig
10 Wells. Myer made second on the
NEW YORK-Wells took a third
strike. Combs doubled down the left
field line. Koenig singled to right
center scoring Combs. Ruth drove into
double play, Cronin taking his
grounder. stepped on second and then
threw to Judge. One run.
EIGHTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Dickey was hit by
1oSI4Ii lOul hIlu IIIlc was GdhCIL O0p.
Lazzeri threw out Goslin. Judge lofted
to Ruth. West lofted to Ruth. No runs.
NEW YORK-West went to the run
ming track in right center for Gehrigs
hoist. Bluege threw out Meusel. Lag
zeri beat out slow one to Myer. Larry
famed. No runs.
NINTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Rho now pitch
ing for New York. Bluege singled to
center Tate lined to Larry on the first
pitch Bluege got back to first in time
to prevent a double play. Cronin
singled to center, Bluege stopping at
second. Marberry doubled against the
low left field wall, scoring Bluege and
Cronin. Myer walked. Rice hoisted to
Ruth and Marberry went to third after
the catch. Goslin lifted a high fly to
Meusel in short left. Two runs.
NEW YORK-Marberry knocked
down Dickey's hard drive and threw
him out. Byrd, the right-handed hitter
that Grifflth wanted, batted for Rhodes.
Byrd flied TO Rice. Combs flied to West
in left center. No runs.