The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-01
r O N T l N u E II
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Home Run Hitting
OF Babe Ruth and
Gehrig Is Too Much

Hartnett fouled out to Sewell. Two
runs, three hits, no errors, one left.
Fourth Inning
YankS-CrcSetti bounced out, Eng
fish to Grimm. Pipgras struck out on
a called third strike. Combs famed
on a called third strike. No runs, no
hits. no errors. none left.
Cubs-Jurges hit to left field and
reached second base as Ruth fell and
missed an attempt for a shoestring
catch. 1t was scored as a double.
Root grounded out, Sewell to Gehrig,
urges holding second. Herman
popped to Lazzeri, who made a great
catch over his shoulders in short cen
ter field. Tony hurt finger making
the catch English bounced to Laz-
Zeri, who fumbled, urges scoring and
English reaching first English was
thrown out trying to steal second
Dickey to LaZzeri On run, one hit,
one error, none left.
Fifth Inning
Yanks-Sewell bounced to urges
and was out Oh close play at first
Ruth up. The crowd booed. Ruth hit
a high drive for home rum clearing
the wire fence in deep center field.
Gehrig hit home run on ball that
struck the flag pole a few feet inside
the right field line. It bounced
against the brick wall over the screen.
The Cubs held council of war with
Root. Malone was warming up brisk
ly, and received the call to replace
Root. Gehrig's home run was his
seventh in world series competition,
and Ruth's was his 18th. Lazzeri
walked. Dickey walked. Hartnett
argued with the umpire. Chapman
bounced out, English to Grimm. both
runners advancing a base. Crosetti up.
Grimm ordered Crosetti purposely
passed and the bases were filled Pip
gras broke his bat. Pipgras famed
on third called strike. He kicked at
the decision. Two runs, two hits, no
errors, three left.
Christopher bounced single over
second base. Lazzeri stopped the ball
but his throw was too late. Stephen
son bounced to Sewell and the Yam
KEGS pulled off double play. Sewell
to Lazzeri to Gehrig. Moore ground
ed out, Lazzeri to Gehrig. No runs
one hit, no errors, none left.
Sixth Inning
Yanks-Combs lined out to Grimm
who fell making a nice stab for the
ball. Sewell flied out to Moore. Ruth
up. The crowd gave the Babe a big
hand this time. Ruth walked. Geh.
rig up. Hartnett conferred with Ma.
lone. Gehrig famed on a callee
third strike. No runs, no hits, no er.
rors, one left.
Cubs-Grimm grounded out, Laz.
zeri to Gehrig. Hartnett popped t.
Sewell. urges tried to bunt bu
missed. urges bounced over Pip
gras' head and was called out, Lag
zeri to Gehrig. No runs, no hits, NJ
errors, none left.
Seventh Inning
Yanxs-Lazzeri bounded to English
and was out at first Dickey bounded
to urges and was safe as Grimm wa
pulled off the bag by the shortstop;
wide throw. 1t was an error To-
urges. Chapman famed, swinging
Crosetu smashed single past Eng
fish. Dickey stopping at second. Pip
gras famed for the fourth time, ty
ing the worlds series record. No runs
one hit, one error, two left.
Cubs-Gudat batted for Malone
Gudat popped to Crosetti. Herman
grounded out to Gelrig unassisted
English walked. Cuyler grounded t.
Crosetti, who picked up the ball afte
momentarily fumbling and stepped OF
second base for the force out. M
runs, no hits. no errors, one left.
Eighth Inning
Yanks-Jackie May, veteran south
paw, went to the box for the Cubs
Combs famed, swinging. Sewell wa
hit by a pitched ball and took hi
base. Ruth hit into a double pla
on a sharp grounder, Herman to Jur
ges to Grimm. No runs, no hits, n
errors, none left.
Cubs-Stephenson hoisted to Comb
in deep center. Moore popped t
Crosetti, who made the catch in shor
left field. Grimm bounced out IT
Gehrig. unassisted. No runs, no hit.
no errors. none left.
Ninth Inning
Yanks--Gehrig popped out t
urges, who grabbed the ball in hud
tie Of Cub players around the pitch
er's box. Lazzeri reached first on
high pop fly that Hartnett failed t
hold. It was an error for Hartnet1