The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-09-22
|ENATORS GET
| LEAGUE FLAG
I;ctory Over Browns
Makes Loss Of Race
An Impossibility
e, lyle e.. WILSON
lied Press Staff Correspondent

e, lyle e.. WILSON
,ncd Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 CUP
4. Washington Senators won
a.. came and the American
|. 90. .cnnant yesterday and
...rru are engaged to meet
s.. York Giants, come
.... In the world series. The
.~s..- defeated the st. Louis
NILS . TO l in Il game largely
-.. 90 baseball but OCCASION
minjsccnt of something
.rwren "auntic over and
-, base. The victory made
automatically impossible for
s majors to lose the pan
game was calm until the
inning.
,. and kuhel had singled
| u.a'.y in the second. Schultz
ID Boken'S long fly to
is in left field. That was
... score until the seventh.
:, Louis half of the seventh.
r... walked and scored
E. Nr'.ilo doubled. Guile hit
Cmu.n who threw out Melillo
.rr. Shea singled Guile to
p. aur Levey hit into a dOu-
~a.. retiring the side.
S.a.c opened WaShington's
. with a fly to Sammy
- deep center. kuhel sin
u. BokCn walked. Sewell
.,.. a double to right center
.rr. around first with long
t Bob BOken one lap in
b. a.aded for third.
lFul.r Is q head down base
lrre. after the manner of q
s,oa.s performing betw e e n
L. and tackle. He reached
4 .ooked up and recognized
j .,eague kuhel standing
instead of being on his
J. rom the plate to the dugout
2nken evidently assumed he
1: be.
With a man on second and tive
- on third the Washington
70 did the best it could under
c.rcUmstanceS, which was TO
. IN all directions. The ball
.har time had been retrieved
.lc iufield and was in the
session of one Shea, the
owrS' catches.
2olen started back for second.
re. abandoned second for
5. and Shea whipped the ball
NcliIlo. Brown second base
p. Meantime kuhcl. a gen.
nan in or out of the ball yard,
.ted TO let Boken have third
ra wanted it and started home.
lilo whipped back to Shea
kuhel slid under the catch
, glove. safe. With what
NE. out to be the winning
Hascn was safe at third and
.~. at second. II was rs SIM
as that. but left the fans
-5aring whether the Senators
bases like your grandmother
several clergymen or wheth-
the Browns had failed in 4
ming attempt to get all the
ators on one base for one Of
Sc unaSSisted triple plays.
ne decision finally was in
pr of your grandmother and
clergymen for Stewart, the
c hitter, sent a bOunder to
cy at short stop. Boken was
10 be caught again overtak-
a colleague and he surveyed
ne plate so carefully to make
p that it was Unoccupied, be-
G finally deciding to come in,
, ne was caught between
Pc and third and tagged out.
,ewell went to third and Ste
e got to second on that play.
.n Myer was called out on
.nS. Manager Joe CrOnin
-eupon recalled Ossie Bluege
r his pre-world's series rest
soplace Boken, lest he again
on base.
!. contributed some base run
< on his own account in the
r. when ne was trapped off
II and all but took himself
of the game with a flunder-
futile dive at the bag,
served no purpose other
90 provide the boy manager
a limp.
Fat.ov and Knott pitched for
! louis, allowing six hits to
q hr the Brown off Stewart.
Washington defensive play
n 6r ball game, to the
7taT'rg delight of a mOder-I
p large crowd composed three
one Of women, it being ladies'
\ og order of Clark Griffith
wanted some hullabaloO to
fomnaay the winning of the
fna0r.
E.cl,.. closed the show for
/ day with a mighty drive al
On the left center wall.
ID" Ianus went plunging
To- Hake a one handed stab.
/ Dwnhman lost his cap but
"a.loping in with the ball
ned In his hand. And the
leucan league pennant chase
over.