Evening star., 1933-10-03
Drive for Circuit in First
Chapter Off Stewart Scores
Moore Ahead-Giants Get
Two More Runs in Third.
RUSSELL is RUSHED
TO STEWARDS RELIEF
Myers 0ne-Baser and an Error by
Critz Give Griffmen Tally in
Fourth-Hubbell Fans Myer,
Goslin and Manush in Opening
Inning of Series.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
Sports Editor of The Star.

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK,
October 3.-Displaying the same
type of base ball that carried
them to the National League
championship Manager Bill Ter
rvs New York Giants defeated
the Washington Senators, Amer
lean League title holders, in the
opening game of the world series
here this afternoon.
The score was 4 to 2.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON first ball
to Myer went back for foul The
made it strike two. Then Myer took a
high one for the third strike. Goslin
fouled long one to right for strike one.
Hubbell curved the next one for strike
two. Goose passed up wide hook for
ball two Then missed with swing
for strike three AS the crowd roared
its tribute to Hubbells wizardry, he
caught the outside of the plate for strike
one on Manush. He missed with lunge
at a slow ball on the next pitch
for strike two. A wide one followed
Then another, whereupon Heinie also
was victimized on strikes as the throng
three Senators on 16 pitched balls. The
Giant left-hander was bearing out his
reputation as master of the screw ball
No runs.
NEW YORK-Moore hit the first ball
pitched on a bound to Myer and was
safe when Buddy fumbled the ball
Stewart slipped a strike over on CritZ
and then sent Moore scurrying back to
first with peg to Kuhel. Critz popped
an easy fly to Goslin in right for the
first out. Manager Terry fouled Stewards
first pitch into the left-field stands
for strike. The next was fouled back
for strike two. Terry then tipped an
inside pitch to Sewell. who caught the
ball on foul territory midway between
home and first. Stewart curved strike
one over on OFT. On the next pitch,
also a hook. the Giant right fielder
whacked the ball into the lower right
field stands for a home run, scoring
Moore ahead and getting the Giants
of to a two-run lead. Davis passed
up two bad ones. then singled past Sec
ond base Jackson missed with a swing
for strike one, and repeated with an
other for the second strike. He met
the next. however, and sent long fly
to Schultz in center. Two runs.
SECOND INNING.
WASHINGTON-C bit on an
outside delivery for the first strike. The
next over the platter was passed up for
then lashed the ball between Jackson
and Ryan for a single. the first hit off
Hubbell. Schultz took strike after
passing up ball and swung at the
next one for strike two. Ball one was
followed by foul. whereupon Fred
bounded weakly to the box. Hubbell's
throw to Ryan forced Cronin at sec
ond, while Schultz reached first in
safety Kuhel ignored two wide pitches
before swinging at strike one. The next
also was outside. A called strike made
1t three and two. On the next pitch
Kuhel swung for strike three and
Schultz was doubled up at second. on
Mancuscos throw to Ryan. No runs.
NEW YORK-After taking one ball,
Mancusco lofted to Schultz. After TAX
ing a called strike, Ryan got single
on a rap that Myer was lucky to reach
and continued to second when Buddy's
peg got past Kuhel 1t was the second
error for Myer On the first ball pitched
Hubbell popped to Myer. Moore fouled
a strike after taking one ball Another
foul made it strike two. Another ball
and Moore then bounded to Bluege,
who tagged the runner at first. Myer
made brilliant stop of Ryan's hit
and his bum chuck would not have cost
an extra base if Sewell had been back
ing up the play. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
wASHINGTON-B had a ball
sandwiched between two strikes. The
next was low for ball two. A couple of
ND doyYy, Surir1u uiy1y
He was Hubbell's fifth strikeout victim
up to this period. After taking a wide
one, Sewell sent an easy bounder to
Jackson. Stewart passed up two wide
pitches before taking a strike. He
swung for strike two, then made him.
self Hubbell's sixth whiff victim. No
runs
NEW YORK-A called strike followed
1 ball for Critz Hughie then bounded
q single to right, which Goslin played
perfectly off the wall to prevent him
stretching the safety. An inside pitch
made Terry dodge The next was high.
Strike one was fouled back. Terry then
slashed single past Myer, sending
Critz to third. and the situation looked
bad for Stewart. Russell at this point
started warming up in the bull pen.
OFT then took one ball and strike.
The next was wide. followed by a foul
strike. On the next pitch OFT sent
single to right, scoring Critz with the
Giants third run and sending Terry
to third. It was the second straight
hit for the New York right fielder.
Manager Cronin came in from his po-
sition at short and, after conferring
with Stewart and Sewell, summoned
Russell to the box. Stewart was gen.
erousIy applauded as he strobe discon-
solately of the field. Russells first
Ditch was fouled back by Davis for
strike. Another foul made 1t strike