The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-05
LEFT-HANDER LETS
new WORKERS DOWN
WITH FIVE B|NCLES
Senator'S Big Bats Ring Out for
First Time in Series to ;.
Score Four Runs
TAKE LEAD EARLY IN GAME
Score in First Two Innings OF
Fitzsimmons and White.
hill Holds Lead
TAKE LEAD EARLY IN GAME
Griffith Stadium. Washington, Oct.

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5.-(R-Lefty Earl Whitehill put
Washington back into the world series
Thursday as he shut out the Giants
4 to 0, in the third game with the SEN
ators' big bats ringing loudly for the
first time. President Roosevelt was
among the crowd Of about $4,000 that
saw the Senators win for the first time
In three games.
FIRST INNING
Giants-Moore lifted q short Nv thai
Goslin caught just inside foul TERRITORY
as he bounced against q field box.
Crttz bounced to Bluege and was
thrown out at first. Terry hit the
first ball pitched to Myer ind was ~,
easy putout at first.
No runs. no hits. no errors, none
left.
Senators-The Senators asked for
the ball and appeared satisfied With
one look. Myer poked q single
through the infield to left. Goslin hit
the first ball pitched against the right
Held fence for q two Dagger.
Myer was on third and the Giants
had a quick conference with Fitzsim-
mons. Manush flied out to Ryan.
who took the ball in short left field.
Herman Bell warmed up for the
Giants. Cronin bounced to Fitzsim-
mons, who made the putout at first
base while Myer scored and Goslin
went to third. Ftzsimmons made a
difficult stop but dropped the ball and
was unable to make q play at the
plate.
GoSlin scored on schultes hit to
right which went for two bases when
tina Senator outfielder beat OTIS
throw to Ryan on close play. Kuehl
bounced to Jackson and Schultz was
run down between second and third
base, jackson to Critz. Two runs,
three hits, no errors, one left.
Second Inning
G1ants-Ott drove the first ball
pitched into left field where Mauush
made sensational running catch
close to the foul line. Davis cracked
single past Bluege and went to
second on a wild pitch. Sewell got his
glove on the ball but could not stop
it from rolling away Whitehill was
having difficulty controlling his curve
ball. Jackson walked. Mancuso hit
to Cronin and the Senators engineered
q double play that ended the inning,
Cronin to Myer to KIehl. No runs
one hit, no errors, one left.
Senators-Bluege doubled down the
left field foul line. The ball was
only inches inside the chalk mark as
It sped past third base. Sewell
bounced to Critz and was tossed out
at first. Bluege ran to third. Bluege
started for the plate on an attempted
hit and run play, but 1t failed to
work as Whitehill fouled into the
dirt. Whitehill grounded to Fitzsim-
mons whose throw to Jackson failed
to catch Bluege as the latter slid back
into the bag. It was fieldel>s choice
and Whitehill reached first. Bluege
scored on Myers double along the
first base line. Whitehill pulled up
at third. It was another close to the
line hit and FitzsimmonS had another
confab with Terry. Goslin lifted a
high fly to Moore and Whitehill was
thrown out at the plate on fine
throw to MancuSo completing q double
play. One run, two hits, no errors.
one left.
Third Inning
Giants-Ryan hit q looping drive
that Myer caught with his gloved
hand in short right center. It was a
spectacular catch. Fits m m o n &
slashed q base hit on q drive that
bounced off Manager Cronin's arm.
Moore hit the first ball pitched to
Cronin and Fitzsimmons was forced at
second, Cronin to Myer, but Moore
beat the relay to first. Critz singled
sharply over second and Moore raced
all the way to third. Terry grounded
out to Kuhel, unassisted. No runs
two hits, no errors, two left.
Senators-Manush grounded to Ry-
an and was thrown out at first. Oron-
In dribbled grounder to Critz and
was an easy putout. Schultz poked
q hit past Terry for q single. Kuhel
grounded to Jackson and Schultz was
forced out at second. No runs, one
hit, no errors, one left.
/ Fourth Inning
Giants-Ott famed. swinging at q
high hard one and the crowd reared
Davis rolled out, Myer to Kuhel
Jackson lashed q double to deep left
center. Mancuso hoisted q high fly
to Schultz. No runs, one hit, nc
errors, one left.
| Senator's -Bluege rolled to Ryan
Who made = nice throw for the put.
out. sewell hit the first ball % Da.
Wis IN deep center field. Mancust
made nice catch Of Whitehill's higt
foul ct tho edge Of the Giants dug
out. No runs, no hits, no errors. nons
left.
FIFTH Inniz=
4 Giants-Ryan grounded out on tn
first ball pitched 6 WhitehiQ mad
10 leaping one-hand stop and theE
threw to first. Fit1Bimmons SpnQndet
Tout, Hluege to Kuhel, Who naAde ! Mo
lcatch Of the third base1nAn1 M
throw. Moore hunted 70 Whitohil
and was thrown ont ct drst. 10 rum
fno hits, no ERRORS, n0ne foek
4 eenAtoeG-lGyer 1annod taking !
i Icalled third strike. 0of1in MAJ Il
] Ihigh nv - Davis. WHO took tn I'll
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