Evening star., 1935-10-02
FIRST INNING.

CHICAGO-Galan up. Galan took
the first strike, fouled out the second
pitch and then hit over second. Rogell
made a dive to check the ball, but Il
went into center field, and Galan slid
into second safely. Herman, with the
count two strikes and one ball, tapped
in front of the plate, and Rowe, with
no chance to catch Galan at third,
elected to throw out Herman at first.
His throw. however, was wild. and
Herman was safe, while Galan scored.
Lindstrom sacrificed on the first
pitched ball, Rowe to Greenberg.
Hartnett hit Rowes first pitch for
single to right, scoring Herman.
Demaree looked over a ball and then
popped to Rogell. Cavaretta fouled
of the first two pitches and then
forced Hartnett at second, Gehringer
to Rogell. Two runs.
DETROIT-White worked the
count to two strikes and two balls and
then fouled of two pitches before
Warneke slipped over the third strike.
which was called. With count Of
two strikes and one ball, Cochrane
sent short fly to Galan. Gehrirger
took a strike, fouled of the next pitch
and then popped to Jurges. No runs.
Chicago, 2; Detroit, o.
SECOND INNING.
CHICAGO-Hack looked over ball
and then popped to Gehringer in GEN.
ter. Jurges took strike and then
singled to left. When Goslin fumbled
for an error, Jurges continued to
second. warneke let ball go by and
lifted q short ny to Fox. Galan let
two balls 60 by, took a strike, fouled
OF another, and then went down
swinging on a low pitch. No runs.
DETROTT-With a count of two
balls and one strike, Greenberg drib-
bled to Hack, who threw him out.
Warneke worked to two and two
count on Goslin, and then picked up
the Goose's tap and tossed him out.
Fox, with q count of one and one,
doubled of the short left-fleld screen.
Rogell hit warneke's first pitch for
q fly to Galan. who stabbed the ball
after first misjudging 1t. No runs.
Chicago, 2: Detroit, o.
THIRD INNING.
CHTCAGO-Herman, at the count
of two balls and two strikes. shot q
screaming liner toward right field, but
Greenberg made a brilliant leaping
catch with his gloved hand. Lind
strom hit Rowe's first pitch for Q
single to left. Hartnett, after work.
ing to q two and three count, took
q third strike, and Lindstrom, who
had gone down on the pitch, was
caught at second, Cochrane to Geh.
ringer. No runs.
DETROIT-Owen drove Warneke's
first pitch back at the pitcher. who
and threw him out. Rowe let ball go
by and then sent an easy bounder to
Warneke, who tossed him out also.
White, with q count Of two balls and
one strike, singled sharply to right.
Cochrane took q strike, and then be-
came the fourth Tiger so far to dribble
to Warneke. No runs.
Chicago, 2; Detroit, o.
FOURTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Demaree slashed Rowe's
first pitch for q single past Rogell.
Cavarretta sacrificed on the first pitch,
Rowe to Greenberg. Hack grounded
to Gehringer on the first pitched ball,
Demaree moving to third. Rowe
worked Jurges to a count of two and
two, and then famed him. No runs
DETROTT-Gehringe waited for
. count Of one and one, and also
bounded to Warneke. Greenberg
walked after Warneke was able TO get
only one strike over Goslin walked
on four pitched balls. Fox took a
strike, and then sent a grounder to
Jurges, who threw him out, while
Greenberg and Goslin advanced.
Hartnett attempted to pick Goslin of
second, but the Goose slid back safely.
Rogell waited for a count Of two balls
and one strike and then grounded out
weakly to Cavarretta. No runs.
Chicago, 2: Detroit, o.
FIFTH INNING.
CHICAGO-On the first ball
pitched. Warneke slashed one TO
Greenberg who beat him to the bag.
Galsn grounded to Gehringer after o
count of one ball and two strikes.
Herman let two balls 60 by and then
sent short fly to Goslin. No runs.
DETROIT-Owen took q ball and
strike, and then sent o long fly 70
Demaree. Rowe took q strike, fouled
OF another, then doubled OF Jurges'
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