The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-07
OTIS HOME RUN IS
MARGIN OF VICTORY
IN final CONTEST
| WALTON Comes After Two Were
Down in 10th Inning; Hit
Is Disputed
DOUBLE SAY SENATOR'S
But umpires Rule Otherwise
and Doom Washington's
Hopes for Title

Griffith Stadium, Washington, Oc,.
7.-(F-Mel Otis home run won the
world series for the New York Giants
here Saturday.
With two down In the tenth in
ming, the husky outfielder walloped
long hit into the outfield pavilion
which the umpires ruled was a home
run.
The Senators contested the deci.
sion on the ground that OutfieldeY
Schultz got his hands on the ball
and 1t should have gone for double,
but the arbiters were firm.
Washington got two on base Ii
their half Of the inning but Joe Kuhel
famed for the final out.
Adolfo Luque, veteran Cuban right
handler, was the winning pitcher. He
was called to the rescue after the
Senators blasted Hal Schumacher
from the box In the sixth inning with
a three-run rally.
General" Alvin Crowder, starting
pitcher for the Senators, also was
sent to the showers In the sixth.
First Inning
GiantS-Moore cracked the first
pitch past Bluege for a single. Critz
flied to Goslin. Terry singled to CEN
ter on the first pitch and Moore
raced to third. Sewell trotted out for
talk with Crowder. OFT famed,
swinging. Davis grounded to Cronin
and Terry was forced at second,
Cronin to Myer. No runs, two hits,
no errors, two left.
Senators-Myer hoisted q high fly
to Moore, who backed up for the
catch. Goslin hit the first pitch past
Ryan for q hot single. There was q
big roar for the husky outfielder wlaeu
Manush came up. Manush lined out
to Jackson and Goslin was doubled
Jackson to Terry, as the Senator'S
failed to execute the hit and run play.
No runs, one hit. no errors, none left.
Second Inning
Giants-Jackson cracked tho firu
ball to left for q single. Maucuso
walked. Ryan bunted to Crowder,
who threw to Myer for the putout at
first base. jackson advanced to third
and Mancuso to second on the sac
lrifice. jackson and Mancuso scored
on Schumacher's short single over
second base. Schultz did not have a
chance to cut off anybody at the
plate. Moore lined out to Gosliu.
Critz flied out to Goslin, who came
in fast for the catch. Two runs, two
hits. no errors, one left.
Senators-Cronin flied out to OFT,
who made q nice running catch be-
hind second base. Schultz grounded
out. Critz to Terry. Kuhel lifted to
Moore, who ran toward the foul line
for the catch. No runs, no hits, no
errors, none left.
Third inning
Giants-Terry singled to right Oft q
slow ball. OFT struck out for the Sec
ond straight time. Davis lifted short
fly to Cronin, who backed up into
short left field for the catch. Jack
son famed, swinging. No runs. one
hit, no errors. one left.
Senators-Bluege bounced out, r.
an to Terry. Seweu also sent q hop
per to Ryan and was thrown out ct
first. Crowder likewise grounded out
BY the Ryan-to-Terry route. No runs.
no hits, no errors, none left.
Fourth Inning
GiantS-MancuSos bat flew out Of
his hands and he called for the rosin
bag from the bench. He then fouled
out to Kuhel, who took the ball near
the first base coaching box. Ryan
walked. the fourth ball being high and
wide. Ryan ran to second on Z wild
v,i<Nh Grk%,,vo q N14a~ %a~~AA sw,;v>w3,>~
at fast ball. Moore grounded out,
Crowder to Kuhel. No runs, no hits.
no errors, one left.
senators-Myer dropped . short hit
In front Of the plate and was thrown
out. Mancuso to Terry. Goslin walk
ed. Manush grounded to Jackson and
GoSlin was forced at second, jackson
to Critz, but ManuSh beat the relay
to first. Cronin fouled out to Man
cuso. No runs, no hits, no errors, one
left.
Fifth Inning
Qiants-Critz flied to Goslin, who
made running catch In right center
Terry lined out to Bluege. Oft flied
to Manush. No runs, no hits, no er-
rors. none left.
Senators Schultz dribbled to Jack.
son and beat 1t out for scratch hh
on . close play. jackson had to come
in fast and make the throw from an
awkward position. Kuhel cracked a
single to left. Schultz stopping al
second. The Giants went into q hud.
die with Schumacher IN the center Of
tho diamond. Bluege hunted foul and
was automatically out, the ball roll