The Indianapolis times., 1933-10-04
GOOSE G0SLIN CRACKS
HOMER TO GIVE MATS
EARLY LEAD IN FRAY
CroWder Is Named Mats
HurIer in Battle at
Polo Grounds.
NEW YORK is FAVORlTE
$4,000 Crowd in Stands
for Renewal of Base
ball Classic.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
POLO GROUNDS, NEW
YORK, Oct. 4.-Giants anc
Senators resumed a world Sc
ries warfare in this historic
sports stadium this afternoon
before a near-capacity crowd
of 1000.
The New York team, 4-to-2 vic
tors in yesterdays opening contest
put faith in the slantS of Pitcher
Hal Schumacher, 23-year-old col
lege boy from upper New York state
for today's game.
WashingtonS hopes were fastened
to one of baseballs greatest vet
Grams, General Alvin Crowder
Both are right-handers.
Professionals offered even money
on this afternoons game, although
there seemed to be sentiment
among spectators favoring Wash
ington. On the series as a whole
however, the Giants were now dis
tinct favoriteS at 10 to 7, an over
night switch.
A play by play description follows
First Inning
SENATOR'S Buddy Myer, first
up, drew a pass. Schumacher also
pitched two wide ones to Goslir
before settling down. Goslin ther
bounced out, Ryan to Terry, Myel
taking second. Manush lifted {
high fly to Davis in center, Mye,
holding second Cronin famed OF
three straight pitches and the Grove
gave mighty cheer for Schumacher
NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS
GIANTS-After lining a foul higf
into the right field stands, Moore
famed on a sinker. Critz buntec
the first pitch, and was out tC
-Auhel, unaSsisted. Terry flied tC
Cronin, who made a running catcf
n short left field NO RUNS. NC
HITS. NO ERRORS.
Second Inning
SENATORS-Schulte tapped ar
easy roller to Schumacher, wnt
threw him out at first. Kuhel flee
out to Ryan, in short left field
After getting the first two over
Schumacher pitched four straight
balls to BlUege. Sewell flied out tt
left center, Moore making a spec
tacular running catch NO RUNS
NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
GIANTS OFT, batting here
of yesterdays opening game, wa!
given great ovation when he came
to the plate. He walked. Davi!
lined a single to short center, anC
only fast fielding by Schultz KEEP
OFT from reaching third. jackson
sacrificed, Bluege to Kuhel, OFT ant
Davis advancing. Mancuso grounded
out, Bluege to Kuhel, the runner
holding their bases. Ryan was ou
to Kuhel, unasSiSted. It was al
unintentional grounder, the ball de
flecting off Ryans bat when h,
lodged a high pitch. NO RUNS
ONE HIT. NO ERRORS.
Third Inning
SENATORS-Crowder was out OF
an easy grounder, Jackson to Terry
Myer was out, Ryan to Terry, Witt
the count at two and two, Goslir
smashed a home. run into the upper
tier of the right field stands. Tht
crowd gave the Goose a great hand
Manush flied to Moore, in left. ONE
RUN. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS.
GIANTS Schumacher was re
tired on strikes. Moore was out or
slow roller, Crowder to Kuhel
Critz drew a pass. Crowder pro-
tested the decision on the last pitch
Terry flied to Schultz, in center. NC
RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS
Fourth Inning
SENATOR'S -Cronin flied to OF
in short right. Schultz was out
Jackson to Terry, on high bounder
Kuhel was out, Critz to Terry. Nc
RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
GIANTS-Ott sent up a high POI
fly which Kuhel took in front o.
first base. 1t was the first time il
six trips to the plate that the stock,
outflelder had been retired. Davi.
fouled to Kuhel, who ran over neal
the stands to make the catch. Jack.
son was out, Cronin to Kuhel, the
young manager of the Senators
making a ne-handed stop of hare
hit grounder. NO RUNS, NO HITS
NO ERRORS.
Fifth Inning
SENATORS-Mo Moore took Bluege':
fly in deep left-center. Sewell wa!
cssed cut by Ryan. Crowder singled
through the box. 1t was the Sec
end hit off Schumacher. Myel
forced Crowder, Critz to Ryan. NC
RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS.
GIANTS-Bluege tossed out Man
cuso. Blueges throw was wide, but
Kuhel tagged out the runner. Ryar
singled to short-center. 1t was tht
cecond hit off Crowder. Schu.
nacher worked the count to three
and two, then bounced into a double
play, Cronin to Myer to Kuhel. NC
RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS.