A Play By Play
Account 1st Game
• Of World Series
tContinued From Page One)
tip; strike three fanned Jurgess
fanned out—no runs one hit no er
rors, one left on base
Detroit Up—
Gehringer up strike one called;
ball one wide; Gehringer out on
grounded ball to pitcher to first;
Greenberg up ball one wide; strike
one called; ball two low and wide:
ball three high inside; ball four low
Greenberg walked; Goslin up ball
one inside; ball two wide; ball three
high inside; ball four wide; Gos
lin walked and Greenberg to sec
ond: Fox up strike one called; Fox
out grounded out to short to first
on a close play, Greenberg to Third
and Goslin on second; Rogell up
strike one fanned; ball one wide;
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catcher threw to short to second;
ball two inside; side out Rogell
grounded out to first unassisted—
no runs no hits no errors two left
on base;
FIFTH INNING- -Chicago Up
Warenecke up grounded out to
first unassisted; Guinn up ball one
low inside; strike one fanned; strike
two called; Galan out grounded to
secon to first; Hermann up ball one
high wide; ball two wide; side out
Hermann Hied to left near foul line
—no runs no hits no errors
Detroit Up -
Owen up ball one low wide: strike
one called; Owi n out. lined to right
field: Fuivvc up strike one called:
foul back to screen strike two; Rowe
doubled on a hot liner which bonne
ed oil' Jurgess knee and rolled in
to right center field: White up ball
one high: foul in boxes to right
of screen strike one; ball two wide:
White grounded out to second to
first Rowe going to third; Cochrane
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sp ball one high inside; ball two
low; strike one called; strike two
called; side out Cochrane grounded
to pitcher who beat him to first,
for the putout—no runs one hit no |
errors one left on base
5IXTII INNING—Chicago Up
Lindstrom up popped out to sec
md baseman; Hartnett up strike 1
lied: ball one wide; ball two very
low and wide; Hartnett singled on
a liner to left field; Demarree up
ball one wide; strike one called;
strike two fanned; ball two low
and wide; strike three out fanned;
Cavarratta up strike one fanned;
foul tip strike two; ball one high;
strike three side out Cavaratta
struck out—no runs one hit no er
rors, one left on base;
Detroit Up—
Gchringer up ball one wide; Geh
ringer grounded out to second to
first; Greenberg up out on high fly
to third: Goslin up ball one low and
wide; side out Goslin grounded
out to pitcher to first when Wa<re
necke deflected the ball to Hermann
—no runs no hits no errors
SEVENTH INNING—Chicago Up
Hack up strike one called; ball
one high; ball two inside; strike 2
called; foul back to screen; foul
back in upper deck; ball three low
inside; foul back in press box; foul
back on press box roof; strike 3
out called; Hack out; Jurgess up,
foul back to screen; strike one;
pop fly out to short back of third
base; Warenecke up, side out when
Warcnecke grounded out to second
to first—no runs no hits no errors
Detroit Up
Fox up strike one called; ground
foul behind plate strike two; Fox
out grounded to pitcher to first;
ltogell up ball one wide; Rog
ell foil'd to short who made a fine
running catch Rogell out. Owen up
strike one called; ball one wide;
ball two wide; strike two fanned;
ball three wide; ball four high in
side Owen walked; Rowe up died to
center field—no runs no hits no er
rors
EIGHTH INNING—Chicago Up
Galan up ball one wide; foul back
against screen; strike one; ball two
inside; Galan safe at first on an er
ror when first baseman fumbled
his grounder; Hermann up, pitcher
threw to first; Hermann sacrificed
to pitcher to first while Galan went
to second; Lindstrom up ball one
catcher dropped ball and Galan
went to third; Lindstrom grounded
out to pitcher to first with Galan
holding third; Harnett up side out \
when Hartnett Hied to center field
—no runs no hits one error, one left
on base;
Detroit Up—
White up strike one fanned; White
bunted, and was out on play from
third to first, a close one: Coch
rane up ball one wide; foul back
against screen strike one; foul back
in upper deck strike two; Cochrane
out grounded to pitcher to first;
Gehringer up ball one inside; ball
two wide; ball three wide; ball four
high; Gehringer walked; Greenberg
up ball one; ball two wide; foul
back strike one; side out Greenberg
grounded to third to first—no runs
no hits no errors
NINTH INNING—Chicago Up
Demarree up high foul back in!
screen strike one; foul back to;
screen strike two; ball one high;!
ball two high wide; Home run, De
marree ined out a home run half way
back in the temporary stands in
left field; Cavaratta up strike one
fanned: ground foul to left of plate
strike two; strike three Cavaratta
struck out; Hack up foul back on
upper deck strike one; strike two
called; ball one high inside; Hack
flied out to center field; Jurgess up
strike one called; strike two called;
strike three out side out—One run
one hit no errors.
Detroit Up—
Goslin up Goslin flied out to cen
ter field; Fox up strike one fanned;
strike two called; high foul in box
es to right of screen; Fox singled
on a grounded past short; Itogell up
bal one high; Rogell grounded out
to first unassisted with Fox going
to second; Owen up strike one call
ed; side out when Owen grounded
out to short to first—no runs one
hit no errors, one left on base
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