Evening star., 1936-10-03
Powell Scores Winning Run
in Eighth Inning on Cro-
setti's Scratch Hit Off
Fitzsimmons' Glove.
DI MAGGlO'S DOUBLE
is WASTED IN FOURTH
Moore and Terry Rap Out Singles
in First Inning, but Crosetti
Starts Double Play to Retire
the Side and Bring End to
Threat.
BL FRANCIS E. STAN.

4nTedC.
BL FRANCIS E. STAN.
Stan Correspondent of The Star.
NEW YORK. October 3.-Gotnam S
base ball civil war turned to the YAM
kee Stadium this afternoon for the
third game and the Yankees, Ameri-
can League champions, defeated the
Giants. National League title holders,
to take a two-game lead.
The score was to l.
FIRST INNING.
GIANTS-Moore swung at two
strikes. passed up a ball and slashed
single past Rolfe for his first hit
of the series. Bartell sacrificed on the
first pitch, Hadley tossing him out.
Hadley whipped over two strikes to
Terry, but on the next pitch he sin
gled to center, Moore stopping at third,
when Di Maggie made a great throw
TO the plate. OFT let the first one 60
by for ball, and grounded to Gro
setti, who tagged second and rif1ed
to Gehrig for double play. No runs.
YANKEES-Crosetti, with one ball
and two strikes, flied to OFT in right
field. Fitzsimmons got two strikes
across to Rolfe after throwing three
straight balls, finally forcing him to
ground out to Terry. Di Maggie
tuy I'D nj ho
then popped to Whitehead. No runs.
Yankees, o; Giants. o.
SECOND INNING.
GIANTS-Ripple let one go by for
ball. and on the next pitch flied to
Selkirk in right field. Mancuso, on a
two-and-one count, flied to Di Maggie
In short center, who came in fast to
make the catch. Whitehead also hit
at the two-and-one ball, and grounded
to Lazzeri. No runs.
YANKEES - Fitzsimmons worked
tSe two-and-two count on Gehrig, and
after fouling of the next pitch, the
Yankee slugger lined a terrific home
run into the right-fleld bleachers.
Dickey walked. Fitzsimmons throwing
him only one strike. Selkirk, after
working the three-and-two count,
fouled to Mancuso. Powell hit the
first pitched ball and slammed into a
double play, Bartell to Whitehead to
Terry. One run.
Yankees, /; Giants, o..
THIRD INNING.
GIANTS-Jackson hit the first ball
10 Rolfe. who threw him out at first
Fitzsimmons famed on three pitched
balls. Moore took ball, fouled of
the next pitch, then backed Selkirk
against the bleacher barrier for his
dy. No runs.
YANKEES-Lazzeri watched two
strikes and two balls, then went down
swinging. Hadley flied to OFT on the
first pitch Crosetti took a third
strike, Ftzsimmons throwing him only
four pitches. No runs.
Yankees, /: Giants, o.
FOURTH INNING.
G1ANTS-The first pitch to Bartell
was ball, and on the next he fouled
TO Rolfe. Terry watched a ball and
fouled one off, then bounded to Gro
setti, who threw him out on close
play. OFT. with the count one and
one, fouled to Rolfe. No runs.
YANKEES-Rolfe hit the first pitch
sharply to Whitehead, who tossed. him
out, Di Maggie worked the three-and-
two count, fouled one, and then dou-
bled between Ripple and Moore.
Fftzsimmons worked carefully on
Gehrig, getting two-and-one edge.
Gehrig fouled of the next four pitches
then finally flied to OFT. Dickey took
q strike, then was thrown out by White
head. No runs.
Yankees, l; Giants, 0.
I FIFTH INNING.
GIANTS-Ripple swung for two
strikes, looked over a ball, fouled OIL
another pitch, and after second ball
he rammed home run into the right
held bleachers, tying the score Man
cuso, with count of one and one,
! Hoped single over Crosetti's head.
Hitting after the same count, White
head forced Mancuso, Gehrig to Cro-
setti. Whitehead was caught stealing,
Dickey to Crosetti. The count on
Jackson went three and two, and after
fouling OF pitch, the Giants captain
walked. Fitzsimmons missed the first
two pitches, then hit the next one
down to Rolfe. The ball took bad
hop and went into left field for
single, sending Jackson to third. Moore
fouled OF the first pitch, then tapped
weakly to Hadley, who tossed him out.
One run.
YANKEES-Selkirk and Fituim.
mons dueled to a two-and-two count,
6elkirk missing a sharp-breaking curve
for strikeout. Fitzsimmons got ahead
Of Powell. two and one, then slipped
across . called strike. Lazzeri looked
bver q ball, then hit q tremendous Nv,
fsee BASE BALL. Page A-2.)