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11 Inning Game Ends In
Victory For Detroit Tigers
Chicago Oct. 4, —The De
troit Tigers won the 3rd
game of the World Series by
a score of 6 to 5 from the Chi
cago Cubs, the game going to
11 innings.
Totals—Detroit 0 runs, 12
hits 2 errors.
Chicago 5 runs 10 hits 3
errors.
Winning pitcher Rowe and
losing pitcher French. Time of
Game 2 hour and 27 minutes,
official attendance 45,532.
Following is a play by play ac
count of the 3rd game of the wor
ld series played at Detroit today.
The Official Lineup
Chicago Cubs—National
Galan, LF L
Herman, 2B L
Lindstrom, CF R
Hartnett, C R
Demaree, RF R
Cavaratta, IB L
Hack, 3B L
Jurgess, SS R
Lee, P R
Detroit Tigers—American
White, CF L
Cochrane, C L
Gehringer, 2B L
Clifton, 3B R
Goslin, LF L
Fox, RF R
Rogell, SS L
Owen, 3B R
Auker, P R ,
The letter R and L appearing at
the right, following each player's j
name and position signifies where
the batter in a right or left hand
batter.
Official Umpires—McGowan Am
erican at the plate, Stark National
at first; Moriarity American second;
Quigley National at third. The weath i
er is clear and cold, and attendance
was approximately 48,000.
BATTERIES—Detroit Auker and
Cochrane; Chicago Lee and Hartnett.
Greenberg first baseman for De
troit was unable to play today on
account of a badly swollen wrist,
resulting from a collision with Gab
by Hartnett, the Cub’s catcher in
the 7th inning of yesterdays game.'
at the plate.
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! FIRST INNING—Detroit Up
White up strike one called; strike
two called; ball one; ball two; foul
to right field boxes; strike three fan
ned, catcher dropped the ball and
| threw to first for the out; Cochrane
up strike one called; ball one inside;
error, Cochrane safe at first when |
second baseman let his grounder j
go through for an error. Gehringer
up ground foul to right of plate
strike one; ball one; pitcher throws;
to first; long fly to right field boxes
strike two; ball two inside; ball
three wide; Gehringer out grounded
out to third to first, Cochrane on
second; Goslin up ball one high in
side; ball two; side out when Goslin
popped out to short—no runs no hits
one error, one left on base.
Chicago Up—
Galan up ball one; grounded foul
to right of plane strike one; ball two
inside; strike two fanned; Galan
singled on a liner to right field. Her
man up strike one called; strike two
fanned; ball one; strike three out.
Lindstrom up ball one high wide;
pitcher throws to first; Lindstrom
beats out a slow roller to third base
man for a single, Galan in second
base; Hartnett up ball one high
wide; foul back on ground to screen
strike one; strike two fanned; Side
out when Hartnett grounded into
a double play, short to second to
first—no runs two hits no errors,
one left on base.
SECOND INNING—Detroit Up
Fox up; fouled out to catcher in
front of screen; Rogeil up strike one
called; ball one wide; Rogell singl
ed on a slow roller to first and went
to second on first baseman’s wide
throw past the pitcher who was cov
ering first; Owen up strike one call
ed; ball one high wide; Owen groun
ded out to short to first, Rogell going
to third; Clifton up strike one callen;
Side out when Clifton grounded out
to pitcher to first—no runs one hit
one error one left on base.
Chicago Up—
Demaree Up strike one called;
strike two called: home run—Demar
ee lined a home run into the right
field bleachers. Cavarratta up strike
one called: Cavarratta out when he
lined to center field; Hack up strike
one called; Hack singled on a lin
er to short left field; Jurgess up ball
one; Hack stole second; strike one
called: error Jurgess safe at first in
third baseman’s fumble of easy
grounder, Hack going to third; Lee
up ball one inside; Lee out grounded
out to second to first, Hack scoring
and Jurgess going to second. ;Gal
an up ball one inside; ball two wide
strike one fanned; Side out when
Galan flied to left field—two runs
two hits one error one left on base
THIRD INNING—Detroit up—
Auker up ball one wide; Auker
fouled out to catcher, who almost
ran into dugout back of first to make
catch; White up grounded out to
second to first; Cochrane up strike 1
called ball 1 inside ball 2 inside
ball 3; ball 4 wide Cochrane walked;
Gehringer up ball one; strike 1 ball
2 high wide; Gehinger singled out
between first and second, Cochrane
on second: Goslin up ball one high
wide; ball 2 high inside: Side out
when Goslin lined to left fielder who
made a sensational catch in deep
left center—no runs one hit no err
ors two left on base.
Chicago Up—
Herman up strike 1 fanned; strike
2 called: ball 1 wide: Herman out
on grounder to third to first: Lind
strom up ball 1 wide; Lindstrom out
on grounder to third to first: Hart
nett up line foul to boxes right of
screen strike 1: Side out Hartnett
grounded out to second to first
no runs no hits no errors
FOURTH INNING—Detroit up
Fox up strike one called; Fox out
on high pop fly to short in front of
second base; Rogell up strike 1 call
cd; Rogell flied out to second in short
right field; Owen up ball 1; strike 1
fanned; Side out Owen grounded
out to short to first—no runs hits or
errors
Chicago Up—
Demaree cp ball 1; strike 1; line
foul strike two; Demaree flied to
center; Cavarratta up ball 1 high in
side; strike one called; ball 2 high
inside; grounded out to second to ■
first; Hack up foul back in the net
about screen strike one; ball one in
|side; ball two high; ball three wide
Side out Hack grounded out to first
unassisted—no runs hits or err
ors
FIFTH INNING—Detroit up
Clifton up out lined to center who
made nice running catch; Aker up
foul to right upper deck strike one;
strike 2 called; ball 1; strike three
out; White up strike one; White
singled on a liner through pitchers
box; Coehrane ball one; strike 1;
side out Cochrane lined to right
who made a diving catch—no runs
one hit no errors, one left on base
Chicago Up—
Jurgess up ball one; ball2 ball 3;
strike 1; Jurgess walks. Lee up; Lee
sacrificed to pitcher to second who
covered first, Jurgess going to second
Galan up ball 1; strike 1; Galan
singled on a liner to right with Jur
gess scoring when catcher muffed
right fielders throw to plate. Galan
took second on error; Herman up
strike 1; singled on a liner which
bounced off first basemans glove,
Galan going to third; Lindstrom up
strike 1;; Hogetta right hander fori
Americans warming up; side out
Lind.itrom grounded into a double
play second to short to first—one
one run two hits one error.
SIXTH INNING Detroit up
Gehringer up strike 1; ball 1;
strike 2; Gehringer out pop
ped to third between pitch
ers box and first base. Goslin
up ball 1: ball 2. ball 3; strike
1, strike 2; Goslin singled on
a grounder between first and
second; Fox up tripled on a
lintr to corner of right field,
and Goslin scored. Rogell up
ball 1; ball two; Fox caught
off third base catcher to third;
Root and Carlton both right
handers are warming up for
Chicago; Baker coaching at
third base was chased from
the game by Umpire Quigley
for protesting on decision of
Fox; strike 1: ball 3; strike
2; side out strike three—one
run two hits no errors.
Chicago Up—
Hortnett up strike 1: ball 1;
Harnett grounded out to sec
ond to first; Demaree up ball
1, ball 2; ball 3; ball 4: De
maree walked; Cavarratta up
pitcher throws to first; two
when Cavaratta forced De
maree pitcher to short; Cav
aratta on first; Hack up; side
out when Cavarratta caught
trying steal second by throw
from catcher—no runs no
hit no errors.
7th INNING—Detroit up
Owen up ball 1; Owen flied
out to right against screen;
Clifton up ball 1; strike 1;
strike 2: ball 2; ball 3: Rowe
also warming up for Ameri
cans; ball four Clifton walks.
Walker batting for Auker;
strike one; side out Walker
grounded into a double play
to short to second to first—
no runs hits or errors.
Chicago Up
Hogetta a left hander now
pitching for Americans. Hack
up ball 1; foul behind plate
strike 1; strike 2; Hack out
on grounder to short to 1st.
Jurgess up ball 1; strike 1;
strike 2; ball 2; batter hit on
knee takes first; Lee up sacri
ficed to pitcher unassisted and
Jurgess went to second. Gal
an up ball 1; ball 2; ball 3;
strike 1; foul on ground back
of plate strike 2; ball 4 Galan
walked; Herman up ball 1;
strike 1; side out Herman
grounded out to third to first
—no runs hits or errors, two
left on base.
8th INNING. Detroit up
White up ball 1; ball 2; strike
1; ball 3; strike 2; ball 4 White
walked; Cochrane up strike 1
strike 2; ball 1: ball 2; ball 3;
Cochrane out flied to short
near foul line. Gehringer up
doubled on a liner to right
field screen White took third;
English of the Nationals has
also been chased from Cubs
bench for remarks to Umpire
Moriarity. Grimm previously
chased in seventh inning. Gos
lin up singles on a grounder
which hit first base and
bounced into right field,
White and Gehringer scoring
tying the score. Lee was tak
en out and Warenecke who
had a brief warmout went in
to pitch for the Nationals. Fox
up strike 1; strike 2; Fox sin
gled on grounder past short,
putting Goslin on second. Ro
gell up ball 1; strike 1; line
foul past 3rd strike 2; ball 2;
Rogell singled on a grounder
thru pitchers box, Goslin
scoring and Fox going to 3rd.
Owen up ball 1; ball 2; strike
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