The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-05
CoN y! II I, Y E D
Left-Hander Lets
New Workers Down
With Five Bingles
OFT. No runs, no hits, no errors
none left.

OFT. No runs, no hits, no errors.
none left.
Sixth Inning
Giants-Critz grounded ont, Bluege
to Kuhel. Terry grounded out on the
first pitched ball, Kuhel making the
putout unassisted. A pigeon settled
down on the infield and refused to
leave when shooed off the first base
line by Catcher Sewell. The bird took
up rooSting place by second base.
OFT struck out for the second straight
time. swinging wildly at q high curve.
His bat slipped out Of his hand.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
senators-Cronin cracked q single
to right field. Fitzsimmons tossed to
first. Mancuso almost caught Cronin
off first tSse by quick throw. Joe
slid into the bag and got his new
white suit dirty. Fitzsimmons threw
to first. Schultz lifted short foul
that Terry grabbed. Critz made
circus stop. backhanded, on Kuhels
sharp grounder and tossed to Ryan for
q force out Of Cronin at second base.
Kuhel reached first. Kuhel was
thrown out trying to steal, Mancuso
to Ryan. No runs, one hit, no errors,
none left.
Seventh Inning
Giants-Davls got his bat in the
way Of slow ball and it rolled to
Whitehill, who made an easy putout
at first. Jackson hunted foul along
tel H>An ~
long fly to Manush. Mancuso raped
a grounder to Bluege and was tossed
out. No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Senators-The skies were almost
clear now and the crowd stood up for
q stretch. Bluege popped to Terry
who backed up In the grass to make
the catch. Sewell dribbled q roller
that Ryan failed to stop near second
base and It went for single. White
hill tried to BUTT and missed. Man.
cuso threw to first, but Sewell got
back safely. Again Whitehill failed
to hunt and when Mancuso's throw
to Terry got away Sewell raced to
second. Sewell was credited with
stolen base. Whitehtn rolled out,
Critz to Terry, Sewell advancing to
third. Sewell scored on Myers single
to right. It was Myers third hit Of
the game. Goslin famed, swinging.
One run, two hits, no errors. one left.
Eighth Inning
0iants-Ryan started to back away
and the umpire's decision on q strike
was protested. Terry ran out and
the crowd booed after he lost the
argument. Ryan,s high fly was an
easy catch for Goslin. Homer Peel
batted for Fitzsimmons and singled
sharply over Cronin's head. Moore
rolled to CroTin, who made q bad
tumble for an error, and all hands
were safe with Peel on second and
Moore on first. It had looked like
an easy double play. Critz rolled to
Whitehill, who threw to first as Peel
raced to third and Moore reached
second on the putout. Terry lifted q
fly that eewell caught just In front
Of the plate. No runs, one hit. one
error, two left.
Senators-Herman Bell went to the
box for the Giants. Manush flied out
to Moore who came IN for . nice rum
ming catch. Cronin grounded sharp
II to Ryan and WaS thrown out ct
first - Terry tagged the Warrington
manager after being pulled Oft the
base ~ Ryan's throw. Schultz drove
20 long clout that Davis went back
for and caught = few feet IA front
Of tho bleacher fence. No runs, no
hits, no errors, none left.
Ninth Inning
Giants OFT walked. Davis grcund.