Evening star., 1933-10-05

Terry also wasted no time. but his rap
down the right-field line was foul.
Whitehill failed in an effort to catch
the runner on first, whereupon Terry
bounded to Kuhel. No runs.
WASHINGTON-M took ball
before bounding to Ryan. A ball was
sandwiched between two strikes to
Cronin. who followed with an easy
roller to Critz Schultz passed up a
wide one, then raped a single to
right, his second straight hit. Kuhel
rolled to Jackson, whose toss to Critz
forced Schultz at second, but the Ma
tionals, with six hits to their credit.
already had topped a total OF flve
achieved In each Of the first two games
in New York. No runs.
FOURTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Ott followed called
strike with foul tip and was set down
on the next pitch, hook at Whlcn ne
swung heartily. Davis missed with a
swing, took two balls, then rolled to
Myer. Jackson missed with swing
between balls, then lined to left center
and arrived at second base well ahead
of Manush's throw to Cronin. Mancuso
fouled one before skying to Schultz.
No runs.
WASHINGTON-W a count of
two and one, Bluege rolled to Ryan.
Sewell lofted Fitzsimmons' initial de-
livery to Davis in deep center. White
hill was applauded as he came to the
bat. He lunged Intellectually for a
strike, and strike two was called fol-
lowing two wide ones. Mancuso then
staggered. but succeeded in clutchlng
Earl's foul close to to the Giants dug
out. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Whitehil leaped to
grab Ryan's high bounder in his gloved
hand. Fitzsimmons followed a called
strike with a bounder on which Bluege
and Kuhel collaborated in fine style.
Moore sought to drag bunt pas.
Whitehill, but Earl pounced on the ball
and tossed it to Kuhel. No runs.
WASHINGTON-M fouled down
the left field line, took couple OF wide
ones and fouled back for strike two.
A called strike followed ball three.
The pitch appeared to be inside. and
Myer disagreed with the umpire. Cos
lin hoisted to Davis, after taking one
ball. Manush met the first pitch with
a loft to OFT. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Whitehil missed the
plate with his first pitch to Critz. who
rolled to Bluege after taking one strike.
Terry bounded to Kuhel on the first
pitch At this point a pigeon settled
on the field close to the flrst-base line,
and time out was taken while SeWell
and the umpires shooed it away 1t
settled on the grass in front Of sec
ond base while Whitehill was tanning
OFT on three pitched balls. No runs.
WASHINGTON - While they were
changing sides, Coach Schacht endeav-
ored to use his influence on the bird
and succeeded in sending it back on
the grass back of Ryan. Cronin singled
to right, after taking one ball. On
the first ball to Schultz, Mancuso tried
to pick Cronin off first, but Joe slid
in safely under the throw to Terry.
Another ball was called before Fred
took strike and then swung for strike
two. Schultz popped to Terry on foul
territory. Kuhel hit the first ball
pitched and Critz made a remarkable
stop to force Cronin at second. Hughie
got the ball on the first hop and ferried
it to Ryan. On the second pitch to
Bluege, Kuhel died stealing, Mancuso
to Ryan. No runs.
SEvEN l. n ANNANO.
NEW YORK-Davis fouled strike,
and when he inadvertently tapped the
ball while dodging the next delivery,
! was retired, Whitehill to Kuhel. Jack
/ son fouled a strike. and his second was
a bunt that failed to stay inside the
third-base line Manush took Jackson's
! liner. Mancuso bounded to Bluege. Nc
! runs.
; WASHINGTON fouled the
) first ball to left and took another strike
after getting one ball; another ball
! came before he made Terry back up
for his fly After taking two balls
| Sewell followed Bluege's earlier example
by whacking a single over second base
and Luke no longer had cipher in his
hit column. Whitehill fouled in his
attempt to sacrifice, and on an inside
pitch Mancuso failed to pick Sewell
of first. Whitehill then missed an
other attempt to bunt, for strike two
and Sewell. under way at the time
was credited with stolen base when
Maucuso threw low to Terry. With
the count at two and two. Whitehill
rolled to Critz. sending Sewell to third
After taking two balls. Myer hit a
single to right to score Sewell with
Washington's fourth run. It was the
third hit for Buddy. and the second run
he had driven in Fitzsimmons was
wide with his first two pitches to Cos
lin, who. then fouled strike. Ball
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