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finally went down swinging. No runs.
AMERICAN - Schumacher now
pitching for the National League team.
Vosmik fouled off Schumacher's first
pitch, let ball go by. then bounced
to the pitcher. With a count Of two
balls and one strike, Gehringer drove
a hard grounder to Herman, who
threw him out. Gehrig went out the
same way after taking the same count.
No runs.
National, o; American, 3.
FOURTH INNING.
NATTONAL-Vaughan hit the first
pitch low to right field for a double.
OFT also hit the first pitched ball, but
sent high pop to Hemsley near the
pitchers box. Medwick worked to a
three e-and-two count, and finally
walked. Terry hit the first pitch for
q single to center, scoring Vaughan
and sending Medwick to second.
Berger took third strike, after draw
ing one ball. Wilson took two balls,
then flied to johnson. One run.
AMERICAN-Foxx drew a big hand
from the crowd when he walked to the
plate, went to a two-and-two count,
then watched the third strike go by
johnson struck out on three pitched
balls, swinging hard on the last one
Simmons, with a count of two strikes
and one ball, beat out a tap to Mar
tin, who threw wildly over Terrys
head. Simmons went to second on the
error Schumacher's first pitch to
Hemsley was ball, and then Hemsley
popped one in front of the plate and
was tagged out by Wilson, who scooped
the ball and tagged him before he had
q chance to run. No runs.
National, !; American, 3.
FIFTH INNING.
NATIONAL-With a count of one
strike and two balls. Wilson drove a
long fly to johnson in left center.
Schumacher took a strike. then ball,
and bounded to Cronin, who threw
him out. Martin worked to a three
and-two count, then famed on q
sharp curve. No runs.
AMERICAN-Cronin struck out on
three pitched balls. After count of
two and two, Gomez grounded to
Vaughan, who threw him out. Vos-
mix, with q count of one and one,
lined a single to right. Gehringer
took strike and then singled to right.
sending Vosmik to third. Vosmik
stumbled and fell between second and
third. but recovered when he drew
no throw from OFT. Schumacher could
only get one strike across to Gehrig,
and he walked, filling the bases. After
a count of two and two, Foxx bounced
q terrific single of Schumacher's
glove, Vosmik scoring and leaving the
bases filled. johnson. with the same
count, went down swinging. One run.
National, /; American 4.
SIXTH INNING.
Acknowledgements walked on
four straight balls. OFT. after a two
and-two count. lined deep to Simmons
in right center. Medwick, after work.
ing to a three-and-two count, fouled
OF two pitches, then flied to Vosmik.
Gomezs first two pitches to Terry
were wide, then Terry sent grounder
through the box which Gomez de-
f1ected to Gehringer. who stepped on
second base, forcing Vaughan. No
runs.
AMERICAN-Collins went to first
base for the Nationals. Simmons
struck out, Schumacher only pitching
four balls. Hemsley popped to Col
lins on the first pitched ball. OFT
made running catch of long fly
by Cronin, who also hit the initial
offering. No runs.
National, /; American, 4.
SEVENTH INNING.
NATIONAL-Harder went into the
box for the American Leaguers, re-
placing Gomez. Joe Moore batted for
Berger. Moore took one strike and
a ball, then sent a short fly to Sim
mons. Harder's first pitch to Her
man caused the batsman to- duck, but
the ball struck his bat and bounded
to Harder. who threw him out. With
a one-and-one count, Wilson looped
a lazy double down the right-field line.
p. Waner batted for Schumacher
Whitehead ran for Wilson. Waner,
with count of two strikes and one
ball, rolled to Gehringer, who tossed
him out. No runs.
AMERICAN-Derri now pitch
Ing for the Nationals. Moore went
to center field and Hartnett was sent
back of the plate. Harder famed on
three pitched balls. Vosmik got
two-strike-and-o -one-ball count, then
was forced to bound to Herman.
Derringer got the same count on
Gehringer. who then looped single
to right. Collins. leaping for the ball,
barely managed to touch it as it sailed
over his head. Gehrig, with two balls
and one strike, hit tremendous drive
to deep center, but Moore raced back
to make the catch. The blow would
have been home run in any of the
major league parks. No runs.
National. /; American, 4.
: EIGHTH INNING.
NATTONAL-Martin let Harder's
first pitch 60 by for strike, then
grounded to Cronin. Vaughan, after
getting one ball. went out the same
way. OFT took strike, then fauled
ball into the right-field bleachers
and swung vainly at Harder's third
pitch for a strikeout. No runs.
MERICAN-Amid wild cheering,
Dizzy Dean walked into the box to
pitch for the Nationals. Foxx waited
for q three-and-two count, then |
walked. johnson also got q three
and-two count, but went away swing |
ing for the third straight time. Sim
mons let two strikes and one ball 60 |
by, then drove double over the right
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