Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-03

cred II In time TO throw him out.
Three runs.
Chicago, o; Detroit, Z.
FIFTH INNING.
CH1CAGO-Cavarretta grounded to
Greenberg on the first pitch, and the
first baseman, after first fumbling the
ball, threw low to Bridges, who was
covering first, and the runner was
safe. 1t was an error for Greenberg.
Hack took strike and topped roller
to Bridges, who tossed him out, while
Cavarretta went TO second urges
looked over a ball, then pumped a sin
gle to right, scoring Cavaretta. On
the first pitched ball, Kowalik ground
ed to Greenberg, who forced urges
at second with a throw to Rogell.
Galan let strike go by. then topped
the ball near the plate, but he was
safe at first when Greenberg dropped
Cochrane's throw for his second error
Of the inning. Kowalik went to Sec
ond on the play. Herman, with
count of one strike and two balls,
lined to owen. One run.
DETROIT-Kowalik got a two and
two count on Goslin, then forced him
to ground to Herman. Fox, on count
of two strikes and one ball, flied to
LindStrom in short center. Kowalik
also got two strikes and one ball on
Rogell who then singled to left, but
was out attempting to stretch the hit,
Galan to Herman. No runs.
Chicago, /; Detroit, 7.
SIXTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Lindstro with the
count three and two, waited for a
fourth ball. Hartnett took a strike,
and then hit into a double play,
Rogell to Gehringer to Greenberg.
Demaree, with count of two and two.
doubled to left center. Cavarretta,
also with two and two count on him,
grounded to Gehringer. No runs.
DETROIT-Owen popped to Hack
on the first pitch. Bridges tapped to
Kowalik, also hitting the first pitch.
White, with a three and two count,
rolled to KoWalik, whose throw TO
first base struck the runner in the
back and rolled toward the Cubs dug
out. White was Qt, however, trying
to make second, Norman to urges.
1t was an error for Kowalik. No runs.
Chicago, l; Detroit, 7.
SEVENTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Hack sent a long fly to
Fox on the first pitch. urges watt
ed for a three and two count, then
watched the fourth ball go by. Ko-
walk tool: a strike, missed another,
then beat out scratch hit to Owen,
urges going to second. Galan looked
over ball and strike. then grounded
to Gehringer. who threw him out,
while urges and Kowalik advanced.
On the first pitched ball Herman
doubled to left. scoring urges and Ko-
walk Also hitting the first pitch,
Lindstrom popped to Greenberg. Two
runs.
DETROIT-Kowalik pitched to a
three and two count on Cochrane, who
finally walked. Gehringer grounded
to Herman on the first pitch, and Her
mans toss to urges forced Cochrane
at second Cochrane charged urges
as he attempted to throw for a dou-
BILE play and almost knocked him over.
Kowalik's first pitch grazed Green
berg. who was given his base. Goslin
let ball go by, then flied to Galan.
Fox counted two strikes and one ball
and caromed a single off Kowalik's
glove to right field, Gehringer scor-
ing, but Greenberg was out attempting
to score from first base, Demaree to
Herman to Hartnett. One run.
Chicago, 3; Detroit, 8.
EIGHTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Hartnett flied to Fox
on first pitched ball Demaree also
hit the first pitch and fouled to owen.
Cavarretta fouled one of, then flied
! to Fox. No runs.
DETROIT-Rogell. with two strikes
and one ball on him. doubled down
the right-field line. Owen sacrificed,
Rogell to third Hartnett to Herman.
who covered first. Bridges struck out
en- three pitched balls. White hunted
on the first pitch and was thrown
out by Hartnett. No runs.
Chicago, 3; Detroit, 8.
NINTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Hack singled to center.
urges popped to Rogell. Kline bat
ted for Kowalik and flied to Goslin.
! Galan flied to Fox. No runs.