The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-04
T. ON TIN U E ID
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Blazing Rally in
Sixth Inning Puts
Senator'S in Hole

connect with . slow ball. Manush
walked on the fourth straight ball.
The Giants were beginning to worry
about their right-hander's erratic
control and Terry came over for a
talk with Schumacher. Cronin ap-
peared oveH-anxious - he came up
and lifted high foul to Mancuso
just behind the plate. Schultz
grounded to Jackson and uoslin was
trapped and run down between third
and home. jackson to Mancllso to
jackson, who made the putout. Man
,,sh reached third on the play and
Schultz was on first. Kuhel walked
On . fourth wide pitch and 1t looked
like IN intentional pass. The bases
were filled. Bluese famed swinging
at q fast ball inside and the crowd
came to its feet with 4 Wild outburst
Of cheers. No runs, one hit, no err
rors, three left.
0iants-Moore slapped the first
ball pitched to left for a single. The
crowd was in q wild uproar. Critz
hunted along the first base line but
1t rolled foul for strike one. Critz
hunted to Kuhel, whose fast throw
to Cronin forced Moore at second.
Critz got to first. Terry doubled
along the left. field foul line. CritS
stopping at third. : The Senators
went into q big huddle with Crowder
as OFT came to bat. The crowd booed.
OFT was purposely passed on four
wide pitches, filling the bases. O'Doul
came to bat In place Of Davis. Gro.
min came In for chat with Crowder.
o'Doul singled to center, scoring
Critz and Terry. OFT stopped at Sec
ond. The crowd was In . terrific up
roar as the former National League
batting champion came through ID
the pinch. Jackson poled . long nit
to center. scoring OFT and sending
O'Doul to third. Schultz made . fast
relay and jackson was held to .
single.
Mancuso pulled 4 squeeze play and
O'Doul scored on his hunt down the
third base line which went for Z
single as the Senators inner defense
was caught mapping. Ryan famed on
4 called third strike. Jackson scored
on Schumacher's single past third
base. MancuSo stopped ut second,
Moore cracked the first pitch over
second base for his second hit Of the
inning, scoring Mancuso and knock
lng Crowder out Of the box. schu-
lnacher stopped at second base.
Thomas went into the box for the
Senators. Critx grounded 70 Cronin,
who juggled the ball. It went for
single and the bases were filled.
Terry grounded to Myer and Critx
was forced ct second. Myer 70 Cronin,
ending the big rally. Six runs. eight
hits, no errors, three left.
Seventh Inning
6enAtors-Homer Peel was In CEN
ter field for the Giants. The po-
lice had to help o'Doul get into the
Giants clubhouse g the bleacher
crowd tried to grab Lefty on his way
up the steps. seweu raised . high
one that OFT grabbed 8 he bumped
int othe right field wall. Rice batted
for Thomas and lined q single to CEN
ter field. Myer looped . high fly to
OFT in deep right field. doslin hoist
ed towering ny that OFT toook In
deep right field.
No runs. one hit. no errors, ons
left.
Giants-The Senators sent their
veteran recruit, Alex McColl, . right
handler, 10 the box. OFT grounded out.
Cronin 10 Kuhel. Feel bounded to
Myer and was out at firtt. jackson
hit the first ball 70 olUnin who made
fine throw from deep short for the
putout.
No runs, no hits, no errors. none
left.
1l3bfh Inning
SenatoTs-Manush raped q single
past Terry. Cronin grounded sharp
~ to Jackson and Tho Giants COM
pleted . fast douhle pley, Jackson 10
Crits TO Terry. Schultz hoistsd foul
to MAncalso.
No runs, one hit. No errors. none
left.
0iants-llancuso lined out to Man