Evening star., 1933-10-06

to whisper to his pitcher. Weaver was
high with his first offering to Ryan.
Then clipped the outside corner for q
strike. Meanwhile, Jack Russell was
warming up industriously. Following a
called strike, Ryan missed with swing
to fan and the crowd cheered Weaver
for pitching himself out Of a dangerous
spot. One run.
WASHINGTON-M attempted to
drag a bunt passed Hubbell, who FUN
bled in attempting to field the ball
with one hand, but recovered in time
to throw for a close decision at first.
Goslin took two balls, then rammed a
hot drive past Terry for a single. Hub
bell was wide with his first two pitches
to Manush and the next was inside for
ball three. Mancuso and Terry here
sauntered out to the box to confer with
Hubbell Heinie then walked when
Hubbell's next delivery was high and
inside, as the crowd roared its delight.
Cronin took a strike and passed up a
wide one before hosting to OFT. Cos
lin set sail for third after the catch and
easily beat the right fielder's throw.
Then came another conference, par
ticipated in by all the Giant inflelders.
Hubbell hooked over strike on Schultz.
The next was low. Fred then missed
with furious lunge for strike two
The next pitch resulted in Manush be-
ing forced at second, Ryan to Critz
No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Hubbell fouled strike
then sent slow liner to Cronin. Strike
one to Moore was a foul and the sec
pitch, Moore singled to left. Weaver's
first delivery to Critz was pitchout
for ball one. Then, after taking a
strike, Critz flied to Myer in short right.
Terry missed for strike one after pass
ing up a ball and Sewell's throw sent
Moore scurrying back to first. Then
after taking another ball, Terry flied
deep to Schultz. No runs
WASHINGTON-K fouled for a
strike and the next was called. Then,
biting at hook a foot off the end of
his bat, Kuhel was set down on strikes.
Bluege gave Moore a run for his fly
to left-center on the first ball pitched.
Sewell fouled for a strike after taking
one ball. Another foul followed the
second ball Luke then lined a clean
single to right. Hubbell missed with
his first two pitches to Weaver, but got
the next one over and a foul made it
strike two. Another ball, then Weaver
ldll1leQ. NO IuIlS.
SIXTH INNING.
NEW YORK-Ott fouled for strike
one. Then sent a lazy foater to right
for a single which put him on top Of
the hitters for the series with total
of five The Griffmen were expecting
a bunt from Davis. After one ball he
laid down tap which Kuhel ferried
to Myer at first for sacrifice. A
called strike followed one ball to jack
son. Following another wide one, Myer
backed up for Jackson's fly. He half
stumbled en- route, but recovered in
time to make the catch. Mancuso
passed up a wide one and it then be-
came apparent that Weaver had been
ordered purposely to pass him, which
he did on four straight pitches. Ryan
took ball and called strike. An
other ball, and Ryan swung for strike
two, then bounded softly to the box
and the crowd sighed its relief. No
runs.
WASHINGTON-H pitched the
first outside, then inside to Myer, but
clipped a corner then for strike one.
A missed swing made it strike two and
Myer asked that the ball be inspected,
but Umpire Ormsby continued the ball
in play. Myer then sent fast roller
to Ryan back Of second. Myer beat
his throw, however, for single. Goslin
sacrificed ON the first ball pitched,
jackson to Terry. Manush looked over
two wide ones, then sent roller which
Critz followed back of second base and
tossed to Hubbell covering the bag for
close decision. Manager Cronin. Ma
nush, Sewell and and Kerr all voiced
voluble protest to Umpire Moran, which,
of course, was disregarded. This put
Myer on third and brought up Cronin
He fouled back for strike one, took an
other and passed up two balls before
missing with a swing for strike three.
No runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
NEW YORK-As the teams changed
sides, Umpire Moran came In to con-
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