MORE DIM
(Continued from Pave On*)
New York—Chapman up; filed
left field. Crosetti up; fanned. Ruf
fing up; side out outfield where he
flied to left field. No runs, no hits
and no errors.
FOURTH INNING
Chicago—J. Moore up; out on a
pop fly to third base. Grimm up;
fanned. Hartnett up; doubled to
left. Koenig up; walked; he was
intentionally passed. Bush up;
walked, filling the bases- Herman
up; side out, outfield where he flied
to left, made a running catch near
the left field line. No runs, one
hit, no errors and three left on
bases.
New York—Combs up; walked.
He was the fisgt Yankee to reach
first base. Sewell up; out, ground
ed to first base, made out unassist
ed Combs went to second. It was
not a sacrifice play. Ruth up;
singled to right scoring Combs.
This was the first hit off Bush.
Gehrig up; hit a home-run into
the right field bleachers, scoring
Ruth ahead of him. Lazerri up;
out, third to first. Dickey up; side
out. Pitcher to first. Three runs,
two hits, and no errors.
FIFTH INNING
Chicago—Cuyler up; fanned.
Stephenson up; side out out on a
long fly to center; no runs, no hits,
and no errors.
New York—Chapman up; grond
ed to third who fumbled for an er
ror; Chapman on first. Crosetti up;
sacrificed, Chapman safe at sec
ond, Crosetti safe at first, beating
the throw; a sacrifice and a field
er’s choice. Ruffing up; bunted
sacrifice forcing Chapman at third,
catcher to third; Crosetti on sec
ond, Ruffing on first. Combs up;
out on a double play, second to
short to first. No runs, no hits, one'
error and one left on base.
SIXTH INNING
Chicago—J. Mbore up; pop fly to
third. Gimm up; walked- fanned.
Koenig up; side out; second to
first. No runs, no hits, no errors
and one left on base.
New York-i-Sewell up; walked.
Ruth up; Bush protested against
Umpire Dinneen’s judgement on
balls and strikes. Ruth walked.
Sewell on second. Gehrig up; walk
ed, filling the bases- Manager
Grimm, Harnett and English talk
ing to Bush. Lazerri up; out on a
pop fly to short. Dickey up; singled
to right center scoring Sewell and
Ruth and putting Gehrig on third.
Chapman up; grounded to second
who tried for Gehrig at the plate
but he slid under the throw and
scored; Dickey on second, Chap
man on first. It was a fielder’s
choice. Crosetti up; walked, filling
the bases again. Bush was taken
out arid Grimes, a right-hander;
went in; he is a spit-ball pitcher.
Ruffing up; grounded to Koenig
and Dickey is forced at the plate;
short to catcher, bases still loaded.
Combs up; singled to center scor
ing Chapman and Crosetti and put
Ruffing on third.. Sewell up for the
second time in the inning. Side
out; Combs forced at second, first
to short. Five runs, two hits, no er
rors and two left on bases.
SEVENTH INNING
Chicago—Grimes up; fanned.
Herman up; singled to right cen
ter. English up; out-flied to right
center. Cuyler up; hit to short who
let the ball get thru him for an er
ror. Herman on third and Cuyler
on second. Stephenson up; singled
to left, scoring Herman and Cuyler.
J. Moore up; walked. Stephenson
on second. Grimm up; side out,
pitcher to first. Two runs, two hits,
one error and two left on bases.
New York—Ruth up; walked.
Gehrig up; singled to left center
putting Ruth on third. Gehrig took
second on the throw. Lazerri up;
beats out a slow grounder to sec
ond for a single, scoring Ruth and
putting Gehrig on third. Dickey
up; Dickey hit on the right leg.
Dickey on first and the bases full.
Chapman up; out filed to right
center; Gehrig scored after the
catch. Crosetti up; forces Dickey
at second, short to second. Lazerri
on third. Ruffing up; on a wild
pitch Lazerri scored but Crosetti,
who tried to reach third, was out;
catcher to third. Three runs, two
hits, no errors and none left
bases.
on
EIGHTH INNING
Chicago—Hartnett up; doubled
to left. Koenig up; tripled to right
center scoring Hartnett. Gudat
batting for Grimes; he bats left
handed. Gudat up; fanned. Her
man up; out first to pitcher who
covered first. Koenig scored. Eng
lish up; walked. Cuyler up; out on
pop fly to second base, two runs,
two hits, no errors and one left on
base.
New York—Smith, a right-hand
er, now pitching for Chicago. Ruf
fing up; fanned. Combs up; hit to
center; Combs lost the fly in the
fun and it went for a double. Sew
ell up; singled to left scoring
Combs. Ruth up; out on a pop fly
to short. Gehrig up; lined a fly to
right side out. One run, two hits,
no errors and one left on base.
NINTH INNING
Chicago—Stephenson, up; Sin
gled to right. J. Moore up; out on
a foul to catcher. Grimm up; walk
ed. Stephenson on second base.
Hartnett up; out when he flied to
right field. Koenig up; out, second
to first; no runs, one hit, no errors
and two left on base.
TOTALS R H E
Chicago 6 10 1
New York 12 8 2
Losing pitcher, Bush.
Time of game, two hours and 21
minutes. The next game will be
played in New York Thursday. The
game starts at 1:30 p. m. Eastern
Standard Time.
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