Evening star., 1933-07-06

Crowder. Martin threw out CHAPMAN
on a fast play. 1t was the first time
the Americans had gone out in order.
No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
NATIONAL-Gehringer threw out
Terry. Cronin stopped Berger's hard
smash and tossed to Gehrig, who made
stretching, one-hand catch to make
the out. Bartell lifted a high foul to
Gehrig who let it slip out of his glove
1t was an error on Larrupin' Lou The
crowd gave him big razz!ng but he
got the same chance a minute later
and hung on to the ball No runs.
AMERICAN-The National League
ball was now put into play. and Bill
KLEIN. dean of National League UNI
pireS, went behind the plate Gehr-
niger flied deep to Berger. Babe Ruth
got another big hand, and responded
by dumping a short fly to center field
for single. Gehrig struck out, swing
ing from the heels at the last strike.
Simmons sent Ruth to second with G
sizzling single past Martin Dykes
forced Simmons, Bartell to Frisch. No
runs.
SIXTH INNING.
NATIONAL-Lefty O'Doul of the
New York Giants, 1882 National League
batting champion, batted for Wilson
and was an easy victim, rolling to
Gehringer. who got him at first War
neke dropped high one to Ruth in
short right, and the Babe missed it
after a mighty lunge. Seeing the
break, Warneke dashed al the way to
third Tor a triple, as the National
League fans got their first real chance
to cheer. Warneke scored as Dykes
threw out Martin. Frisch hit a long
home run over Ruth's head and into
the right-field grandstand seats. to
SEND the Nationals only one run from
tie: Klein kept the rally alive with
Whlstling single to center field. Dykes
threw out Hafey. Two runs.
AMERICAN-Gabby Hartnett Chi
cago Cub backstop, went in to catch for
the Nationals. Cronin singled past
second. Rick Ferrell sacrificed. and
was out, Terry to Frisch, who covered
nrst. Earl Averill of Cleveland batted
1or Crowder. Averill singled through
the nox, scoring Cronin. Chapman
caught the National infield asleep and
laid down a perfect bunt along the
thlrd-baSe line, making first easily as
Martin stumbled after fielding the ball.
Averill stopped at second Klein made
hne catch of long foul by Gehringer,
and AVerill had lots OF time to make
third after the catch. Chapman STAYED
on first. Ruth struck out, as the crowd
howled. One run.
SEVENTH INNING.
NATIONAL-Lefty Grove of the Ath-
letics took the mound for the Ameri-
cans with his fire ball. Terry greeted
him with 2 looping single to left CEN
ter: Berger forced Terry, Cronin to
Gehringer. Pie Traynor of the Pirates
DATED for Bartell. Traynor delivered
with .l2ng double to center that Sim
mons lunged at and just missed. Ber-
ger stopped at third Hartnett, a no
1929 world series. struck out Woody
English Cub stOrtstOp, batted for War;
neke. English hit high fly to Sim
mons. No runs.
AMERICAN-Car Hubben, Giant
southpaw' took up the pitching for the
Nationals. English replaced Bartell
at short. Gehrig walked on four pitched
balls. Simmons forced Gehrig, Martin
to Frisch. Dykes singled past third,
Simmons halting at second. Cronin
fouled to Terry. FriSch threw out Rick
Ferrell. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
NATIONAL-Martin was called out
on strikes. Frisch, batting right
handed, sent a hot grounder toward
Gehrig. but it bounded away from him
with a freak hop for single Klein
flied deep to Simmons. Ruth leaned
back against the right-f1eld wall to
make pretty catch of Hafey's long
drive. No runs.
AMERICAN-Paul Waner of Pitts
burgh went to right field for the Ma
tionals, replacing Klein. Grove was
out, Terry unassisted. Chapman
struck out. Hubbell was clipping the
corners with low, fast-breaking
curve. Gehringer flied out to Berger.
No runs.
NINTH INNING.
NATIONAI-Sam West of st. Louis
went to center field. Chapman moved to
right and Simmons to left for the
Americans. Gehringer threw out Terry
Chapman came in fast with q nice run
to spear Berger's low drive Tony
Cuccinello of Brooklyn batted for Eng
lish. Cuccinello struck out. No runs.
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