Evening star., 1935-10-02
Baseball
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glove, the ball caroming into right
field. White waited for a two-ball
and two-stike count, and then
grounded to Herman, who threw him
out, while Rowe advanced. Cochrane
watched two balls go by, then took two
strikes, and finally tapped to Warneke,
who grabbed the ball near first base
and beat him to the bag. No runs.
Chicago, 2; Detroit, 0.
SIXTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Lindstro on the first
pitched ball, popped to Gehringer.
Hartnett, with a count Of two balls
and one strike, singled to left.
Demaree. after two and two count,
went down swinging. Cavarretta
famed on four pitched balls. No
runs.
DETROIT-Gehringer let ball go
by, and then grounded to Herman.
On the first pitched ball, Greenberg
popped to Hack. Goslin let a ball 60
by, and then slashed a drive through
the box, which Warneke licked with
his glove and partially detected it to
Herman, who threw him out on nice
play. No runs.
Chicago. 2; Detroit. 0.
SEVENTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Hack waited for q
three and two count and then fouled
off two more pitches, then was called
out on strikes. Jurges took a strike
and then sent low pop fly to Rogell
Warneke was given a great hand by
the crowd, and grounded to Gehringer
on the first pitch. No runs.
DETROIT-Fox took strike, fouled
off the second pitch, and then hit a
feeble ball to Warneke, who tossed
him out. It was Warneke's seventh
assist of the game so far. Rogell let
a ball go by and then fouled near the
left-field boxes, where Jurges made q
nice running catch. Owen waited for
a count Of three and two, and then
drew q pass. After a count Of one
and one, Rowe backed Lindstrom
against the screen in right center field
for his high fly. No runs.
Chicago, 2; Detroit. o.
EIGHTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Galan let two balls
and q strike 60 by and then sent an
easy grounder to Greenberg, who
fumbled the ball for an error. Herman
sacrificed on the first ball, Rowe to
Greenberg. On q passed ball by
Cochrane Galan went to third
Lindstrom watched two balls, then
sent slow grounder to Rowe, who
threw him out, while Galan clung to
third. On the first pitch Hartnett
flied to White. No runs.
DETROIT-White bunted and was
thrown out by Hack on q close play.
When Umpire Quigley waved White
out a spectator in the upper grand
stand threw a miniature souvenir bat
on the field, and Umpire George
Moriarty waved to ushers to eject the
thrower from the park Cochrane,
after a count Of two strikes and one
ball, grounded to Warneke, who threw
him out for his eighth assist Of the
game. Gehringer walked on four
pitched balls. Warneke's first two
pitches to Greenberg were called balls
Greenberg fouled of the next pitch
and then grounded to Hack, who threw
him out. No runs.
Chicago, 2; Detroit, 0.
NINTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Demaree watched two
balls and two strikes go by, and then
hit q home run into the left-field
bleachers. Cavarretta famed. Hack
took two called strikes, and then let
q ball go by. Then he flied to White.
Jurges famed on three pitched balls.
One run.
DETROIT-Goslin flied to Lind
strom. Fox singled to center. Rogell
grounded out to Cavarretta, Fox going
to second. Jurges threw out Owen:
No runs.