Evening star., 1941-05-06
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double and Trosky's single, but
Washington matched that in the
ninth when Vernon singled to right
to score Case, who had beaten out
q bunt, stolen second and moved to
third as Cramer grounded out.
FIRST INNING.
WASHINGTON Case lined to
Keltner Cramer singled to left.
Vernon hit his second home run of
the season over the right field fence.
scoring Cramer ahead of him. Lewis
was out, Trosky to Bagby who COW
cred first. Travis went out the same
way. Two runs.
CLEVELAND-Weatherly singled
to right. Keltner's smash caromed
OF Leonard's glove to Travis, who
tossed to Myer to force Weatherly
at second. Boudreau famed. Cramer
made a spectacular running catch
of Trosky's liner. No runs.
Washington. 2; Cleveland, o.
SECOND INNING.
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out Myer. Chapman fouled to
Hemsley. Keltner threw out Ferreu.
No runs.
CLEVELAND-He took a third
strike. Leonard tossed out Bell.
Mack smashed a single of Leonard S
glove and when Leonard threw wild
past Vernon for an error, Mack
reached second. Mack took third on
a passed ball. Case came in fast for
Hemsley's looper. No runs.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 0.
THIRD INNING.
INGTON-Leonard singled
10 right. Case sacrificed, Keltner
TO Trosky. Cramer famed. Mack
went far to his left for Vernon's S
grounder and threw him out No
runs.
CLEVELAND-Le tossed out
Bagby. Travis threw out Weatherly.
Myer threw out Keltner. No runs.
Washington, 2; Cleveland. 0.
FOURTH INNING.
WASHINGTON threw
out Lewis. Bagby tossed out Travis.
Meyer walked. Chapman popped
to Mack. No runs.
CLEVELAND Leonard tossed
out Boudreau. Trosky flied to
Cramer Heath popped to Lewis.
No runs.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, o.
FIFTH INNING.
WASHINGTON Keltner threw
out Ferren. Boudreau threw out
Leonard. Case doubled down the
third base line for his first hit in
his last % times at bat. Boudreau
threw out Cramer No runs.
CLEVELAND-Travis threw out
Bell Mack went out the same way.
Case made fine leaping catch of
Hemsley's deep drive. No runs.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 0.
SIXTH INNING.
Observation-Disclosures ground
ed out to Trosky Lewis walked
Travis flied to Weatherly. Myer
walked. Chapman popped to Mack.
No runs
CLEVELAND - Bagby doubled off
the center-flel wall. Weatherly
singled to left. Bagby stopping at
third. Keltner famed. Boudreau
singled off Myers glove, scoring
Bagby and sending Weatherly to
third, Trosky walked on four
pitches, filling the bases. Heath
flied to Chapman, Weatherly scor-
ing after the catch, but Boudreau
attempting to take third, was out,
Chapman to Lewis. Two runs.
washington, 2; Cleveland, 2.
SEVENTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Ferrell flied to
Heath. Leonard was out, Trosky to
Bagby. who covered first. Case
lined to Keltner No runs.
CLEVELAND-Bell tripled of
the center field wall. When Bell
attempted to score on a passed ball
he was out at the plate, Ferren to
Leonard. Mack doubled to center.
Mack took third as Myer threw out
Hemsley. Myer went far to his left
for Bagby's grounder and threw him
out. No runs.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 2.
EIGHTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-M threw out
Cramer. Vernon grounded out to
Trosky. Lewis singled to right.
Travis singled to right. sending
Lewis to third. Myer walked filling
the bases. Heving replaced Bagby
on the mound for Cleveland Lewis
and Travis scored, Myer took third
and Chapman reached second when
Keltner fumbled his grounder. Fer
rell was purposely passed, again
filling the bases. Leonard famed.
Two runs.
CLEVELAND-Weatherly doubled
to center. Lewis threw out Keltner,
Weatherly holding second. Bou-
dreau walked. Trosky singled to
right, scoring Weatherly and send
ing Boudreau to third. Heath flied
to Case in short right field, the run
ners holding their bases. Bell took
a third strike. One run.
Washington. 4; Cleveland, 3.
NINTH INNING.
WASHINGTON-Case beat out
q bunt to Mack Case stole his first
base of the season Case took third
as Mack threw out Cramer. Vernon
singled to right, scoring Case. Lewis
hit into a double play, Mack to
Boudreau to Trosky. One run.
CLEVELAND-Campbel batted
for Mack and famed. Hemsley sin
gled to left Howell batted for Hev-
ing and too ka third strike. Weather.
ly forced Hemsley at second, Travis
to Myer No runs.