The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-06

single, scoring Kuhel with the tying
run. The crowd was in a turmoil
Weaver popped out to Critz on the
first pitch. One run, one hit, one
error, one left.
Eighth Inning
Giants-Ott got single on q sharp
grounder that bounced off Cronin's
shoulder. Davis famed, swinging at
a low curve. jackson grouned out,
Myer to Kuhel, OFT running to second
base as Cronin failed to cover the bag
in tinAr for q possible double play.
MancuSo bounced out, Weaver to
Kuhel and the Washington pitcher
vas safely past another critical spot
as the crowd gave him q big hand.
No runs. one hit, no errors, one left.
Senators-Myer walked, the fourth
ball being high and inside. Luque was
warming up for the Giants. Hubbell
tossed to first. Goslin hunted to Hub
bell and Myer was forced at second,
Hubbell to Ryan. on close play. Hub
bell threw to first. then tossed to first
again. Mancuso threw to Terry after
pitchout, Goslin getting back safely.
Harris grounded to Ryan and Goslin
was forced at second. Ryan to Critz.
The relay to Terry was wild, however,
and Harris reached first on q fielder
choice. Cronin dropped q single into
right field on . looping fly, sending
Harris to third. OFT was playing too
deep to make q catch. There was an
other confab with Hubbell but he
stayed in the box. Schultz popped the
first pitch to Critz.
No runs. one hit, no errors, two left
Iinth Inning
0iants-Ryan cracked the first pitcl,
over Kuhel's head for a single. Hub
bell hunted beautifully along the first
base line for q sacrifice. He was
thrown out, Sewell to Myer, as Ryan
went to second. Moore went out on
q hopper, Weaver to Kuhel. Critz
flied out to Harris. No runs, one hit
no errors, one left.
Senators-Kuhel famed, swinging
at . low curve. Bluege lifted a fl!
to OFT. Sewell was given q big cheer
He grounded to Ryan and was thrown
out at first. No runs, no hits, n,
errors, none left.
Tenth Inning
Giants-Terry bounced out, Weavel
to Kuehl. OFT lifted q long fly tx
Harris. Davis grounded out, Myer t.
Kuehi. No runs, no hits, no errors
none left.
senators-Weaver famed, swinging
hard at a fast ball. Myer drove the
first pitch to left field for a single
Goslin grounded out. Critz to Terry
and Myer ran to second. Critz Jug
gled the ball momentarily. Harris
walked. Cronin grounded to Ryan
and Harris was forced at second, Ryan
to Critz. No runs. one hit, no errors,
two left.
Eleventh. Inning.
Giants-Jackson up. Jackson hunted
down the third base line and beat
it out for . hit. Bluege didn't even
attempt to throw as Jackson caught
the Senators by surprise. Mancuso
hunted and was thrown out, Weaver
to Myer, sacrificing Jackson to second.
Ryan singled to left and jackson
scored. Weaver intercepted the throw,
although 1t appeared there was
small chance Of catching the Giant
third baseman. Hubbll cracked a
single to left, Ryan stopping at
second. Cronin conferred with
Weaver and decided to remove his
young highlander, calling Jack Rus
sell to the box. Moore famed. swing
ing at 4 fast ball. Critz flied out to
Schultz. One run. three hits, no
errors, two left.
Senators-Schulte lined . single to
left. Kuehl hunted close to the foul
line and 1t went for q scratch hit
when Terry. thinking the ball would
roll foul, did not handle 1t. Schultz
ran to second. Bluege hunted to
Jackson and was thrown out at first.
sacrificing Schultz to third and Kuehl
to second. There was big huddle Of
the Giants In the box. It was decided
to walk sewell Intentionally and he
was given four successive pitches, fill
ing the bases. Bolton batted for Rus
sell grounded to Ryan and the Giants
executed q double play Ryan to Critz
to Terry. No runs, two hits. no errors,
two left.
~eR2~4~1 &c. 1900.