The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-03
CARL HUBbELLFANS
SENATORS, GIVES
Up BUT five bINGLES
New Workers Knock Wally
Stewart From Mound in
First Three Innings
MEL OFT SWATS HOME RUN
"a, 900 Fans See Bill Terry's
Men Take Lead For World
Championship
MEL OFT sWATs HOME RUN

Polo Grounds, New York, Oct. s.
tP-With Carl Hubbell, brilliant Ma
tional League southpaw, pitching
masterful baseball and his mates
knocking Walter Stewart from the
mound in three innings, the New York
Giants Tuesday afternoon defeated
the Washington Senators to in the
FIRST game Of the world series.
A crowd estimated at $4,000 fans
saw Hubbell fan 10 Senators and re-
strict them to five hits. Not until the
fourth inning did he allow the Amer
lean Leaguers a run and the Sen
ators squeezed over their second coun-
TER in the last frame.
Mel Otis home run, scoring Moore
ahead of him, gave the Giants 2-to-
lead in the first inning. When the
Giants counted twice more in the
third, Jack Russell was sent to the
mound to relieve Stewart and the vet
eran succeeded In holding the New
Workers scoreless the rest of the way.
Russell was replaced by AL Thomas
when Jack was removed for q pinch
hitter.
Scores by innings:
First Inning
Senator+The first ball was thrown
out by Dennis J. Mahon. president OF
the board Of aldermen. .Myer up.
The start Of the game was delayed by
the departure Of camera men from
the field. The umpires ordered them
all from the vicinity Of the Giants
cench. Myer famed, swimming at
screw ball.
Goslin, famed, swinging.
Manush also famed, swinging at
fast one and the crowd gave Hubbell
an ovation.
No runs, no hits. no errors. none
left on bases.
Giants-Moore hit sharply to Myer
and was safe when the second base
man juggled the ball for an error.
Critz flied out to Goslin. Terry
fouled out to Sewell who made the
catch half way between the plate and
first base coaching box. OFT drove
nome run into the lower right field
stands, scoring Moore ahead Of him.
Davis sirHled sharply past Cronin.
Jackson lifted a high fly to Schultz.
Two runs, two hits, one error, one left.
Second Inning
Senators ~ Cronin singled between
Jackson and Ryan on slow dribbler.
Schultz hunted to Hubbell and Cronin
vas forced at second. Hubbell to Ryan.
Schultz beat the relay by step at
first. Kuhel famed and Schultz was
doubled at second, Mancuso to Ryan.
No runs. one hit, no errors, none
left.
Giants-Mancuso hoisted high fly
to Schultz. The crowd gave Ryan q
Rand when he came up. Ryan hit
sharply to Myer and raced to second
when the second baseman, after a
great stop. threw wildly past Kuhel.
1t was hit for Ryan and an error
for Myer. Hubbeu popped to Myer.
Moore grounded out, Bluege to Kuhel.
No runs, one hit, one error, one left.
Third Inning
Bluege struck out, swinging. Sewell
grounded out. Jackson to Terry on a
slow hopper. Stewart famed, swing
ing, and was Hubbell's sixth strike
out victim in three innings. No runs.
no hits, no errors, none left.
GiantS-Cronin came over for q
word Of advice to Stewart. Critz
singled on q line drive against the
right field wall. Goslin played it
nicely to prevent Hughie from going
to second. Terry slashed single past
Myers and Critz ran to third. It was
the hit-and-run play. OFT singled to
left, scoring Critz and sending Terry
to third. Jack Russell, right-handed
pitcher, was warming up for Wash
ington in the bull pen. Cronin called
him in to replace Stewart after con-
sulting Sewell. Davis famed, swing
ing at high hard one. jackson
grounded to first, Terry scoring. Man
cuso fled to Schultz. Two runs
three hits, no errors, one left.
Fourth Inning
Senators-Myers singled past Ryan
The shortstop just missed the ball
Goslin rolled out to Terry, who tag
ged the goose on the baseline Al
Myer ran to second. Manustr ground
ed to Critz, who fumbled for an error
Myer reached third. Mancuso trottec
out for chat with Hubbell and
Ryan as Cronin came up. Cronin
grounded to jackson. whose throw te
Critz forced Manush at second. Myel
scored on the play. Schultz hit 8
hard liner that Hubbell knocked
down but could not field In time tt
catch the runner 1T first. It was q
single and Cronin reached second
Kuhel grounded out, Critz to Terry
One run, two hits, one error, two left
Giants-Ryan famed. swinging
Hubbell bounced to Russell, wht
made . nice leaping stop and throw
out at first. Moore grounded out
sharply. Cronin to Kuhel. No runs
no hits. no errors. none left.
4 Firth lnn0G
Senators-Bluege bounded out
Ryan to Terry on close play. 81
well was out ON . allow hopper. Jack,
son to Terry. Russell tanned. swing
ing ut . change Of pace. No runs
no hits, no errors, mona LETT.
/ diants-Crttx grounded out, 1Gsyel
to Kuhel. Terry was ont "a I WGal
hopper, Russell TO Kul3el. CT ~:
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