Evening star., 1933-10-03

MEL OFT
two. Sewell could not quite reach
Davis foul back of the screen, and
! the Giant outfielder then missed with
swing for strike three. jackson was
out with rap which Kuhel DETECTED
| to Myer, whose throw to Russell at
first tagged the runner as Terry scored
and OFT took second, Mancusco met
the first ball pitched for fly to Schultz.
| Two runs.
FOURTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-M swung for
strike one after passing up ball. He
met the next delivery for a single to
center, partially to atone for his two
errors. Hubbell hooked over a strike
on Goslin. A ball followed and foul
made it strike two. After fouling an
other, Goslin bounded to Terry. who
tagged him on the line as Myer took
second Manush declined high ball
before missing with a swing. The next
strike was called. Ball two followed
and Heinie then was safe when Critz
fumbled his roller. Myer taking third.
1t was an easy chance and Critz had
no excuses. Cronin fouled Hubbell's
first pitch for strike. On the next
pitch Cronin bounded to Jackson. who
momentarily fumbled, but recovered in
time to force Manush at second as
Myer crossed with Washington's first
run. Schultz fouled for strike one.
Then missed with a terrific lunge for
strike two. A liner by Schultz that
Hubbell was barely able to knock down
by leaping gave Schultz single and
put Cronin on second. Kuhel passed
up two wide ones before taking q
strike. A vicious swing made it strike
two. Joe then sent an easy bounder
to Critz to leave his two mates stranded
on the runways. One run.
NEW YORK-Ryan took one strike
and fouled another and was set down,
swinging on the third pitch. Russell
made a nice play on Hubbells high
bomder to flag him at first. One was
called on Moore and the second was
seats plugged the next foul. Cronin
came up with Moore's hard rap and
tossed to Kuhel for the third out. No
runs.
FIFTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-A strike was called
on Bluege before he rolled softly to
Ryan. Sewell fouled a strike, then
sent an easy bounder to Jackson. Rus
sell swung for strike one after spearing
ball. He fouled in an attempt to bunt
for strike two Another ball and Rus
sell then famed, to become Hubbell's
seventh Strikeout victim. No runs.
NEW YORK-After taking two wide
ones, Critz rolled to Myer On the first
pitched Terry bounded to Russell, who
chucked him out at first. A called
strike was followed by ball one for OFT.
The next two were wide. OFT then got
his third consecutive hit. a single to
CENTER He started to try for second.
but changed his mind when Schultz
dropped the ball back pronto. With
two balls called, Davis singled sharply
over second base, advancing OFT one
notch. 1t was Davis second single.
After swinging for strike one, Jackson
took ball and then bounded to the
box. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
WASHINGTON - Hubbell slipped
over one strike on Myer and Buddy
bunted foul for the second strike. Two
balls followed before Myer popped foul
to Mancuso. Goslin met nothing but
air with a mighty swing. A called
strike then followed a pair OF wide
ones. Another ball and then the Goose
also fouled to Mancuso. Manllsh took
strike after passing up one ball. A
high pitch followed before Heinie
raised an easy fly to Ryan. No runs.
NEW YORK-Mancuso fouled twice
for strikes. then lofted to Manush
Ryan skied to Kuhel after taking two
balls Hubbell was cheered as he came
to bat. He responded by slashing a
single past Bluege The ball failed to
him. After taking two balls. Moore
grounded to Bluege, who forced Hubbell
with toss to Myer. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
WASH1NGTON-Ag goodly number Of
the customers stood for the Nationals
and then fouled to left for strike A
called strike was then followed by fly
to left which Moore came in to catch
while on the run. He acted as If he
expected interference from Ryan and
also was bothered by the sun. With
count of two strikes and one ball,
Schultz fouled back off the catcher's
glove. Another ball and Fred went
down swinging. He was Hubbell's
eighth strikeout victim. Kuhel bounded
to Critz on the first ball pitched. No
runs.
NEW YORK-The good luck gesture
of rising was accorded the Giants by
the majority of the close to capacity
crowd. Critz took one ball before
bounding to Cronin, whose low throw
compelled Kuhel to stretch. Schultz
went into left-center for the fly Terry
raised on the first ball pitched. OFT,
with three straight hits to his credit.
made it four by crashing a hot drive
off Russell's pitching hand, the ball
caroming to Myer too late for Buddy
to attempt a play at first Russell's
hand was stung by the drive, but after
pitching a few test balls he carried on
On the second ball pitched to Davis
OFT set sail for second and was safe
when Myer fumbled Sewell's peg Um-
pire Pfrman first called OFT out and
then changed his decision when he saw
the ball drop. This was Myers third
error. With a count OF three and two,
Davis took third strike. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-A ball was sand
wiched between two strikes and the
third was called on Bluege, cutting the
heart of the plate Sewell aopk strike
following two balls. Anotl5r ball and
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