The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-10
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that Foxx barely caught. Terry slash.
ed = single to left,
Jackson lifted . abort fly TO Averill
who had taken over centerfield while
Simmons moved over b left, thereb,
eliminating Manush from the Amer.
cana lineup. Hartnett grounded out
Foxx to Qehrtg.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Fifth Timing
Americans:
Ruth walked. Oehrig walked. War
neke was thumbed out Of the game by
Terry, and Van Mungo, big Brooklyn
Highlander, was called to the rescue
Foxx dashed the first pitch for q
long single. scoring Ruth and sending
Gehrig to third.
Simmons scratched . hit to Jack
son, scoring 0ehrig With the tying
run. Foxx was safe.
Cronin popped to Hartnett, Dickey
walked. The bases were filled will
only one out. Averill slasted 4 dou-
bic scoring Foxx and Simmons, while
Dickey pulled up at third.
Gehringer was purpoeely passed
filling the bases again. Ruffine
singled scoring Dickey ana Averil
with the fifth and sixth runs Of the
inning.
Gehringer stopped at second. Ruth
bounced out. 0ehrig famed.
Six runs, four hits, no errors. two
left.
Nationals: ..#...
Ben Chapman went to right field
for the Americans. replacing Ruth.
Pepper Martin Of the Cardinals
batted for Mungo and walked.
Frisch singled and Martin reached
third.
Traynor got 4 hit scoring Martin
Chuck Klein batted for Medwick and
slashed q hit to right, scoFtng rrisch
Mel OFT batted for Cuyler.
Ruffing was replaced by Me
Harder, right handler.
OFT dashed line drive. Klein va.
forced out at second. Traynor dashet
to third and OFT was On first. Pau
Waner batted for Berger.
Waner struck out but Trayno
scored and OFT reached second safely
Terry walked asd Arky Vaughan
batted for Jackson. Vaughan forced
Terry, Cronin to 0ehringer.
Three runs. three hits. no errors
two left.
Sixth Inning
Americans:
With Dean In the box for the Ma.
tionals, Klein was In left field, Pau
Waner In center and OFT In right
Vaughan at shortstop and Al Lope,
catching. Foxx famed, but Sim.
mons got to second when Frtsch LOST
AIS Texas Lacquer in short right
Cronin clouted q double scoring sim
mons.
Dickey walked and Cochrane wen,
In to run for him. Averill famed
Cronin was trapped Oft second.
One run, two hits, no errors, ont
left.
Nationals:
Cochrane was catching for the
Americans. Lopez famed.
Simmons came In to make q nice
running catch Of Dizzy Deans SHARP
drive. Frisch grounded out.
No runs, no hits, no errors. none
left.
Seventh Inning
Americans:
Bill Herman replaced Frisch at sec.
ond base for the Nationals.
Gehringer was thrown out 1t Sec
ond as he tried to stretch his hit.
Harder struck out. Chapman,
tripled to the wall In deep left field
The drive carrying to the 4Ss-foot
mark.
Gehrig struck out.
No runs, two hits, no errors, one
left.
Nationals:
Traynor was thrown out. Klein
was safe ut first.
OFT bounded to Cronin and Klein
was forced, but Mel beat the relay
to first.
Warer flied to 0ehrig.
No runs, no hits, one error, one
left.
Eighth Inning
Americans:
Jimmy Foxx got q double on 4 high
fly. Vaughan caught Simmons hoist
Paul Waner bagged Cronin's line
drive to center. Cochrane was tossed
out.
No runs, one hit. no errors, one left
Nationals:
Cronin retired Terry and Vaughan
OF two brilliant plays in 4 row, getting
each at first with lightning throws
Foxx threw out Lopez ct first.
No runs, no hits. no errors, none
left.
Ninth Inning
Americans:
Fred Farmhouse. the fifth National
League pitcher, went to the box.
Averill was out on q sensational
running catch by Vaughan, 0ehring-
er walked. Hardern popped to Lopez
Chapman flied out to Klein.
No runs. no hits. no errors, one left
Nationals:
Farmhouse was out on q hunt
Herman slashed Z double. Traynoa
flied out. Klein grounded out tc
Gehrig.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left
The box score:
Nationals AB f BIZ 20 A I
Ffisch, % ... s 3 z o.