Account Of Third
World Series Ball
Game Yesterday
Continued from Page 5
1; on a-delayed steal Rogell
was run down catcher to sec
ond to first, but Fox scored
on the run down; ball 3; side
out when Owen lined to first
—4 runs four hits no errors.
Chicago Up—
Rowe a right hander now
pitching for Americans, Hen
shaw a left hander warming
up for Nationals. Lindstrom
up ball 1; strike 1; line foul
to right field boxes strike 2;
Lindstrom flied out left who
made a fine running catch;
Hartnett up; was out when he
flied to center. Demaree up
strike one; ball 1 strike 2;
side out strike three—no runs
hits or errors.
9th INNING Detroit Up
Clifton up ball 1; ball 2; strike
1; strike 2; strike 3; Clifton
struck out. Rowe up strike 1;
ball 1; strike 2; ball 2; Rowe
grounded out to third to first.
White up ball 1; ball 2; strike
1: ball .3; side out strike three.
—no runs hits or errors.
Chicago Up—
Cavarratta up flied out to cen!
ter field. Hack up strike 1;
singled on a liner over short;
Jurgess up but Klein batttingi
for him; strike 1; Klein sin-!
gled on a grounder between
short and third, putting Hack
on second. Odea batting for
Warenecke strike 1; Odea sin
gled on liner to right Hack
scoring and Klein going to
third; Galan up; French left
hander warming up for Na
tionals; foul in boxes strike 1;
ball 1; ball 2; Galan flied out
to deep cester and Klein scor
ing tying the score, after the
catch. Herman up foul back
in net strike 1; ball 1; strike
2; ball 2; side out Herman
grounded out to third to first
—2 runs three hits no errors
one left on base.
10th INNING—Detroit up
French a left hander now
pitching for Nationals, Hack
moved to short Lindstrom to
third base, Demaree moved
to center field and Klein is
playing right field for Nation
als. Cochrane up ball 1 foul
back in net strike 1; ball 2;
Cochrane out fouled to third
baseman; Gehringer up ball
1; strike 1; Gehringer fouled
out to right fielder. Goslin up
strike 1; ball 1; foul fly to box
es strike‘2; Goslin doubled on
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a liner over second baseman’s
head. Fox up; side out Fox
fouled to first well back to
ward right field boxes—no
runs one hit no errors 1 left.
Chicago Up—
Lindstrom up doubled on a
liner to right center. Hartnett
up bunt foul tip strike 1; ball
1; Hartnett out on sacrifice
to catcher to second who cov
ered first. Lindstrom on 3rd.
Demaree up strike 1; strike
2; Demaree grounded out to
short to 1st. Lindstrom hold
ing third. Cavarratta up side
out when he grounded out to
second to 1st—no runs 1 hit
no errors, 1 left.
11th INNING—Detroit up
Rogell up ball 1; strike 1;
strike 2; foul past 3rd; Rogell
single past short; Owen up
bunted and forced Rogell at
second, third basemen to
short Owen on 1st; Clifton up
an error Clifton safe at first
when third basemen fumbl
ed his grounder. Owen on 2nd
Rowe up strike 1; strike 2;
strike 3; White up strike 1;
ball 1; strike 2; ball 2; White
singled on a liner to center
scoring Owen and Clifton go
ing to 3rd. White took second
on throw to plate. Cochrane
up side out Cochrane fouled to
catcher—one run 2 hits one
error 2 left on base.
Chicago Up—
Hack up strike 1; Hack out
on grounder to third to first.
Klein up grounded foul to
right of plate strike 1; strike
2; ground foul past first; foul
back in net; ball 1; line foul
past first; ball 2; foul back in
net; strike three out. Steph
ensen batting for French, ball
1; ball 2; strike 1; foul back
in boxes to right of screen;
foul on field roof; ball three;
side out strike three—no
runs no hits no errors.
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