The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-07
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Otis Home Run Is
Margin Of Victory
In Final Contest
Sixth Inning

0l4ntS-OaVH laSneQ nit GOWN
the third base foul line for a double
jackson bunted and the ball rolled
off the third base line Jackson bunt-
ed and was thrown out, Bluege to
kuhel. sending Davis to third on the
sacrifice. Mancuso drove a long hit
to left center for double, scoring
Davis. Schultz got his gloved hand
on the ball but could not hold It.
Crowder was taken out OF the box.
Jack Russell, right handed relief
man, was summoned to the rescue.
Ryan famed on the third straight
strike. Schumacher famed, swing
ing. One run, two hits, NO errors,
one left.
Senators-Myer raised = high fly
to Jackson. Goslin grounded out,
Crtz to Terry. Manush got single
for his first hit Of the game. Cronin
dropped single over Ryan's head
and Manush beat the throw in fast
dash to third base. Cronin halted at
first. It was the hit-and-run play.
Schultz drove home run into the
left field pavilion, scoring Manush
and Cronin ahead OF him and tying
the score. Moore backed up against
the short fence but the ball sailed
several feet over his head into the
crowd. Kuhel shot a single through
Critz' legs. It was a terrific smash
and much too hot for Hughte to hold.
Bluege grounded to Jackson, who
made sensation stop as he fell to
the ground but made q poor throw
to Terry. Bluege was safe at first
and Kuhel reached third. It was q
hit for Bluege and an error for Jack
son, due to the extra base gained by
Kuhel.
Schumacher was taken out OF the
box and Adolfo Luque, the veteran
Cuban right-hander, was called to
pitch for the Giants.
The Senators had connected FOR
five straight hits against Schumacher
after being held to three blows IN
the first five innings. Mancuso
walked out for q visit with Luaue.
There was another big conference in
front OF the plate among the Giants
inner workers. It was apparently
decided to pass Sewell intentionally,
sewell reached out and poked Z
grounder to Critz, who threw him
out at first. Three runs, five hits.
one error, two left.
Seventh Inning
Gtants-Mcore grounded out, Rus
sell to Kuehl. Critz bounced out,
Cronln to Kuehl. The Senators were
showing lot of pepper. Terry drove
. long ny to Schultz In left center.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none left
eenators-The crowd stood up and
roared for another rally in the lucky
inning. Russell tried to bunt but the
ball bounced into the screen. Rus
sell famed, swinging. and Mancuso
tagged him after dropping the ball
Myer famed on q called third strike.
Goslin struck out, missing ! curve
ball that broke close to him. It Was
the second time in the series that the
Senators had been retired on three
successive strikeouts. No runs, no
hits, no errors. none left.
Eighth Inning
Giants OFT lifted Z high fly to
Manush. Davis lined single to left
center for the first hit off Russell.
jackson hoped = grounder to Cronin,
who stepped on second base as he
grabbed the ball and threw to first 70
complete Z double play. No runs, one
hts, - errors, none left.
0enators-Luque asked for another
bail while tho crowd clapped. lanush
grounded out, JACKSON to Terry.
C5o0in laslned 3 single over Ryan's
had for hiS second straight hit. The
crowd WAS II m upfoAr. Schultz
Taiood : high ny 70 Davis, who made
tn oatch near the bleacher fence.
Kuehl grounded out, jackson to
Tsrry. 10 runs. one hit. no errors,
one 1sft.
Ninth lnoing
01ants Afancuso popped out TO
lGyes. Ryan ufted : short ny that
got eNay ffu1s 0oslin, but ne was
thrown 0ut trying 10 make second