Evening star., 1937-10-06
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.


BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
Staff Correspondent of The Star.
NEW YORK, October CT
Yankees and the Giants we're tied
the opening game of the world ser
at Yankee Stadium this afternoon
the sixth inning.
The score was 7 to /.
FIRST INNING.
GIANTS-Moore missed the firs5
two pitches, but hit the next down to
Gehrig, who made the putout unas-
sisted. Bartell singled sharply down
the leftfield line. With the count of
one ball and two strikes. OFT popped to
Genrig. Leiber went down swinging.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
YANKEES-Hubbell put across
only one strike in walking Crosetti.
The count was two and two on Rolfe
When he swung and missed a curved
ball for strikeout. Di Maggie swung
at Hubbell's first pitch, and the Sec
ond was called strike. On the next
ball Di Maggie drove past OFT for a
single. Crosetti stopping at second.
Gehrig flied to Leiber, the runners
holding their bases. Dickey worked
to a three-and-two count, and on the
next pitch flied to Leiber. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
. GIANTS-Ripple flied to Hoag.
Mccarthy lined to Crosetti, who
seemed to take the ball only a coupe
of inches off the ground. Selkirk
made a running catch of Mancuso's
line drive. No runs.
YANKEES-Bartell threw out Hoag.
Selkirk went out on an easy bounder
to Whitehead. Hubbell stabbed Laz-
zeris smash and threw him out. No
runs.
Giants, O.; Yankees, o.
THIRD INNING.
G1ANTS-Crosetti made a nice play
on Whitehead's smash back of second
and threw to Gehrig for the putout.
Hubbell drove Selkirk back toward
the pavilion barrier in Tight field for
his fly. Gomez tossed out Moore. No
runs.
YANKEES-Whitehead took Gomez's
soft roller and tossed him out. Gro
setti hit a three and two pitch far
down the left-field line, but it was
foul by inches. He fouled two more
and then flied to Moore. So did Rolfe
after driving a foul ball into the left
f1elo stands. No runs.
Giants, O.; Yankees, O..
FOURTH INNING.
GIANTS-Hoag went back for Bar
tells fly. Lazzeri went back of second
base and made a fine play to retire
OFT. Lazzeri backed to the grass for
Leiber's pop fly. No runs.
YANKEES-Whiteh dashed far
to his left for Di Maggio's grounder
and whipped him out. Gehrig was
called out on strikes. Dickey grounded
out to Mccarthy. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
GIANTS-Ripple singled to right
for the first hit since the opening IN
ming. Mccarthy singled past Lazzeri,
Ripple racing to third. Mancuso hit
into a fast double play, CroSetti to
Lazzeri to Gehrig, Ripple scoring.
Whitehead lined a double down the
right-field line. Hubbell grounded out
to Gehrig. One run.
YANKEES - Bartell went into
short left field for Hoags pop fly.
Selkirk flied to Ripple in short right.
Lazzeri famed No runs.
Giants, l.; Yankees, o.
SIXTH INNING.
GIANTS-Moore singled over Sec
ond. Bartell flied to Selkirk. OFT
fouled to Dickey in front of the
Giants dugout. Leiber flied deep to
Hoag No runs.
YANKEES-HubbelI threw three
straight balls to Gomez, and then
whipped across two strikes. Gomez
fouled the next pitch and walked as
fourth ball just missed the corner
Of the plate. Crosetti singled to left,
Gomez stopping at second. With Rolfe
at bat, Mancuso threw to Bartell at
second base, and Gomez apparently
was caught of the bag. Bartell, how
ever, dropped the ball, and was
charged with an error. Hubbell threw
three straight balls to Rolfe, who let
the next one go by for called strike.
On the next pitch Rolfe bunted foul,
and then folled of two more before
dropping a single into left field. filling
the bases. Di Maggie singled to CEN
ter on the first pitch, scoring Gomez
and Crosetti and sending Rolfe to
third. On Leiber's throw to catch
Rolfe, Di Maggie took second. Gehrig
was purposely passed, again filling the
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