Evening star., 1935-10-04

Staff Correspondent of The Star.
CHICAGO, Ill, October 4.-Tha
crippled Tiger invaded the Bears den
today as the 1885 world series shifted
to Wrigley Field for the third, fourth
and fifth games of base balls annual
classic.
The score at the end of the second
inning was Cubs. 2; Tigers. 0.
Greenberg Out for Day.
Detroit's hopes of victory suffered
a severe blow this morning when it
was disclosed that big Hank Green
berg, slugging first baSeman, would
not be able to play today Greenberg
sustained badly sprained wrist yes
terday when he slid into Gabby Hart
nett of the Cubs at home plate during
the seventh inning.
At first it was feared that he had
fractured his wrist but X-rays last
night revealed that the tendons were
bruised and physicians said at the
time that Greenberg probably would
play. This morning. however, the
wrist was so swollen that Greenberg's
only hope of playing was as a pinch
hitter
Both Managers Confident.
Both teams were confident today.
Manager Mickey Cochrane looked
upon yesterdays victory as the game
which snapped the Tigers out of the
slump which had gripped them since
the middle of September. Manager
Charley Grimm declared that in de-
feat the Cubs looked better yesterday
than the Tigers, pointing out that but
for Bridges superb pitching the Cubs
would have held a 2-to-0 lead in the
set.
Aces On Mound.
All even after the first two battles in
Detroit, the two contenders sent the
leading percentage pitchers of the
American and National Leagues to the
| pitching slab today. For the Cubs
Handsome Bill Lee. a right-hander
with dipping curve, took the mound,
while the Tigers banked on Eden
Auker, another right-hander. who
throws with an unoerhand delivery
reminiscent of Carl Mays. Lee fin
ished the regular season with 20 wins
and defeats, while Auker had 1s vic
tories and losses.
The Government Weather Bureau
looked for a temperature of not more
than 48 degrees at game time with a
light. but chilly northwest wind and
clear skies.
FIRST INNING.
DETROIT-Lee worked a two and
two count on White, and then famed
him, Hartnett dropping the third
strike, but threw him out at first.
Cochrane took strike and a ball
and then grounded to Herman, who
let the ball go through him for an
error. Gehringer waited for three
and two count, and then hit slow
roller to Hack. who threw him out on
nice play, Cochrane taking second.
GoSlin watched two balls go by, then
popped to Jurges back on the grass.
No runs.
CHICAGO-Galan, on a two and
two count. singled sharply to right.
Auker worker Herman to a count of
two strikes and a ball and then struck
him out After looking over ball,
Lindstrom beat out slow roller to
Clifton, Galan moving to second.
Hartnett, after two strikes and ball.
drilled into a double play. Rogell to
Gehringer to owen. No runs.
Detroit, 0; Chicago, o.
SECOND INNING.
DETROIT-On the first pitched ball
Fox fouled to Hartnett. Rogell looked
over ball and strike, and then beat
out a slow roller to Cavarretta, and
when the first baseman tipped the
ball wildly to Lee, who covered first,
Rogell went to second. Owen ground
ed to Jurges on the second pitched
ball and was thrown out at first.
while Rogell moved to third. Clifton
hit Lees second pitch back at him and
was thrown out. No runs
CHICAGO-Demaree took two
called strikes, and then slammed
Auker's next pitch into the right-field
bleachers for a home run. On the
first pitched ball Cavarretta lined to
White. Hack took a strike and then
singled to left. On the first pitched
ball, Hack stole second. Jurges let
ball and strike go by, and then raped
a sharp grounder to Clifton, who
booted the ball for an error. Hack
moving to third. Lee let ball go
by and then grounded to Gehringer.
who threw him out at first, while
Hack scored and Jurges went to sec
ond. Galan, after two strikes and 0
hall flied IN G0slin TwO runs