The Bismarck tribune., 1933-10-06
.RYAN'S pinch HIT
BEATS SENATORSIN
BRILLIANT CONTEST
Terry's Home Run in fourtt
Inning Paves Way for
Third Series Victory
HUBBELL GOES FULL ROUTk
Double Play Puts Sudden and
Dramatic Finish to WASH
ington's Last Bid

Griffith Stadium, Washington, Oct.
6-Bill Terry's home run, Carl Hub
bells stellar pitching and Blondy
Ryan's pinch single In the 11th inn
ing Friday gave the New York Giants
their third victory OF the current
world series. The score was 2 to I.
Opposing Hubbell In a brilliant
mound duel was Monte Weaver, young
Washington right-hander, who also
pitched brilliant game.
The game. marked by an argument
which saw Heinie Manush Senator
outfielder banished from the game,
closed as dramatically as any in re-
cent years.
After the Giants scored the winning
run in their half of the 1lth inning,
the Senators filled the bases with
enc out in their half Bolton, a pinch
hitter then slnacked into q double
play, quenching the Senator'S hopes.
First Inning
Giants-Cronin came in for short
talk with Weaver with Moore UP.
Moore walked. Critz lined to Myer
and Moore was doubled off first on
quick throw, Myer to Kuhel. Terry
raped a grounder over second for 4
single, Myer barely getting his hands
on the ball. OFT popped to Bluege.
who came In on the grass for the
catch. No runs, one hit, no errors,
one left.
Senators-Myer lifted short fly to
Moore In left center. Goslin hoisted
to OFT. Manush grounded out sharp
ly. Crttz to Terry. No runs, no hits,
no errors, one left.
Second Inning
Giants-Dayis dribbled the first
ball to Myer. who threw him out at
first. Jackson famed. swinging. 1T 4
change Of pace. Weaver was working
very fast. Mancuso lifted 4 high
drive that Goslin caught on the run
IN deep right field. No runs, no hits,
no errors, none left.
Senators-Cronin lifted q high pop
fly to Terry. Hubbell took time out
in an attempt to chase away tho
pigeon that has made its home on the
ball field for two days. The pigeon
finally flew into the upper grand
stand. Schultz flied out to OFT in
right center. Kuehl flied out to
Davis. No runs, no hits. no errors.
none left.
Third Inning
Giants-Ryan lifted short fly tc
Manush. The wind took the ball and
Heinie had to jump back for the
catch. Hubbell rolled to Bluege, who
made nice pickup and throw to first
for the putout. Moore raped a
grounder to Cronin and was thrown
out. No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Senators-Bluege poked q high fly
to Moore as he reached out and
caught curve on the end of his bat.
Sewell lifted a short fly to Critz, who
ran back to second for the catch,
Seven Of the first eight Senators had
gone out on fly balls. Weaver
grounded sharply to Critz, who made
q nice stop and throw to Terry for the
putout. No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Fourth Inning
Giants-CritZ grounded out, Cronin
to Kuehl. Terry smashed home run
into the bleachers in deep center
field. OFT walked. the fourth ball be-
ing low, and Cronin came in for
talk with his young pitcher. Davis
grounded to Bluege for q scratch
single. The third baseman had to
run in for the pickup and did not even
make an attempt to throw to first
base. OFT stopped at second. Jack
son fouled out to Bluege, who made
the catch few feet from third base.
MancuSo walked on four straight
balls. Ryan famed swinging at
fast ball inside, and the crowd let
loose q roar. One run, two hits, no
errors, three left.
Senators-Myer bunted to Hubbell
and was called out on a close and
spectacular play. Hubbell fell to ths
turf after grabbing the bah, then
picked 1t up and made the throw out
while reclining almost on his back
Goslin got single on q hard drive
that Terry was unable to handle.
Manager Bill got his glove on the
ball but 1t was too hot for him to
hold. Terry and Mancuso went to the
box for q talk with the southpaw.
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wide. and Goslin moved to second.
Cronin hoisted to OFT and Goslin ran
to third after the catch. Manush re-
mained at first. There was another
conference OF the Giants infield
around their pitcher as Schultz came
up. Schultz grounded to Ryan and
Manush was forced at second, Ryar
to Critz. No runs, one hit, no errors
two left
Fifth Inning
Qiants-Hubbell lined out to Gro
min. Moore slashed : single to LETT
He slipped on the ground rounding
first and missed chance Of makiDa
second base because Of Nanus:~
poor return. Critx lifted Z Texas
Lacquer that Myer caught on the run
well hack OF first base. 8eWell threw,
to first. but Moore slid back sa11ly.
Terry connected With Auother lone
drive which Schultz grahbed cloae q
the fence IN deep center. No runs,
one hit, no error1. one LEFT.
eenators-Kuhel famed, 1uing1ng
at . sweeping curve and iniaaine ~
ball BY . foot. Hs Was Huhbeal1 4lEot
strike-out victim. DlneoD 0tose -
first ball pitched "a / line T. 1le
L in left oenter. 0eNou eroe1 4
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