A Play By Play
Account 2nd Game
Of World Series
(Continued From Page Two)
field boxes strike two; ball one high
in ide; ball two high inside; Cavar
ratta grounded out to second to first
—no runs one hit no errors, one left
on base
Detroit Up—
Owen up; out when he popped a
fly to third; Bridges up; out when
he grounded out to pitcher to first.
White up strike one called; ball one
inside; ball two inside; grounded
foul along third base line strike
two: ball three high; foul into right
field pavilion; side out when White
was safe at first when pitcher hit
him in back but White tried to
make second and was out second to
short.
SEVENTH INNING —Chicago Up
Hack up but was out when flied
to right field. Jurgess up ball one
inside; strike one called; ball two
high and wide; foul back to screen
strike two; ball three high; ball
four inside Jurgess walked. Kowalik
up strike one called; strike two fan
ned; Kowalik beat out an infield
single to third Jurgess going to sec
ond; Galan up strike one called;
ball one high wide; out when ground
ed to second to first, Jurgess going
to third and Kowalik to second.
Herman up; Herman singled on a
liner to left field and Jurgess and
Kowalik scored and Herman took
second on the throw to the plate;
Lindstrom up; side out when he pop
ed a fly to first baseman—two runs
two hits no errors.
Detroit Up—
Cochrane up ball one high; bail
two inside; strike one called; foul
to left field boxes strike two; ball
three wide; ball four wide, Cochrane
walked: Gehringer up; one out when
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Gehringer forced Cochrane at second
second to short, Gehringer on first;
Greenberg up ball one; hit battel^
and Greenberg goes to first, and
Gehringer to second; Goslin up ball
one wide; Goslin out when (lied to
left field; Fox up grounded foul
past third strike one; foul back
against screen strike two; ball one
wide; side out when Fox singled
ulT pitchers leg ball rolling into
right field, Gehringer scoring, but
Greenberg who also tried to score
was put out at the plate,, right to
second to catcher—one run one hit
no errors, one left on base.
EIGHTH INNING —Chicago Up
Hartnett up died out to right field
Demarco up fouled out to third;
Cavarratta up foul back to screen
strike one; side out Cavarratta fliod
out to right field—no runs no hits
no errors
»
Detroit Up—
Rogeil up strike one called; ball
one inside; ground foul back of the
plate strike two; Rogeil doubled al
ong right field line: Owen up, bunt
foul to left of plate strike one; Ow
en sacrificed catcher to second who
coppered first base, Rogeil goes to
third; Bridges up strike one fanned;
strike two fan; strike three fanned
out; White up; side out when White
bunted and was out on throw from
catcher to first—no runs one hit no
errors
NINTH INNING—Chicago Up
Hack Up singled on a liner to
center: Jurgess up bunt foul to left
of plate strike one; ground foul past,
third strike two; out when he pop
ped to short; Klein batting for Ko
walik, out when he flies to left
field; Galan up foul back to screen
strike onc:ground foul to first strike
two; side out when Galan fiied to
right field—no runs one hit no err
ors, one left on base.
Section Summer
1935 Report C< K)d
Continued From Page One
was in town yesterday and states
that they have had an extremely
good season. They are using two
1
caterpillars and scrapers this year
and are giving very satisfactory ser
vice. They are still working two
shifts, have just moved their boxes, i
and expect to get in another pit be-!
fore freeze-up. Next year he ex- j
pects to bring in an electric light1
plant and other improvements for j
the camp.
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Harry Dobson was down from his |
mining property last week and re- j
turned via plane. He reports a sat
isfactory year and stated that he
and Mr J J Scott, who is associated
with him this year, would return
to Teller in time to take the Dell
wood for the outside.
J ,1 O'Leary and Ole Martinson
have both had a good season on
Gold Hun.
Bill Guisler has a small crew on
Ophir crock, where he has been all
summer.
Barney Vogen and Carl Boppell
have been working a lease on Swan
son creek. Mr Vogen expects to
operate again next year but Mr.
Boppell will not return as he has
other interests in the states which
requires his attention.
The tug Bozo of the Teller Light
erage Company made a trip to Igloo
and the Pilgrim Springs last week
taking freight for both places and
returning with a load of fresh vege
tables.
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Among the passengers who ex-1
peet to leave on the steamer Dell
wood is Vv’m. McAdams, an oldtimer
in the Teller, Bluestone and Gold
Run districts. Air McAdams first
came to Toller in 1900 and spent
most of the time since then in this
vicinity. He has disposed of all of
his mining property to the Barthol
omac Oil Corp., being one of the
largest owners on Gold Run. Mr.
McAdams will go direct to Califor
nia, where he will visit relatives
for a time. McAdams states that he
expects to make his future home in
California.
Nick Evan was arrested on Sun
day and fined for disorderly con
duct by Commissioner Levan.
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