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SENATORS WIN
IN THIRD CI
(Continued Prom luge One)
0OCOII41 lulling: BoJWtOrS
.i f ItnrriH up, BtrttM I; 'ull-il
Foul ttrikt 2. Hall 1, OttttMd. Hill
I, IiIkIi an. I lAltd. 1 turrlK wan a
uke out iiivtiru iwtntlni bard tor
Ms third ttrtke,
Myor up, Htrlko 1, nwunj. Hall 1,
Innldo. Mynr wont out Krrnior to
Moors i" Qrantham,
Cork up. Hall I. low. fitrlko 1,
nwuiiit. Caroy walked Ihroo Tout to
liln rlRiit ami dronpi'd Pocki eusy
Of. Pock wont to aurjnd 'hllo
I'aroy wan ovorlnu tho ball. It
wan tho tint IMrato error of tho
Morion.
ItUa US, Foul, ntrlko 1. Hill 1,
low loulnldo. Hull 2, Uttll Hall ?,
otitlndo. Huol ntr'illod to flrnt on
four lialln.
PWfUaOU up. Hull I. low. Slrlkn
1, nwuaic. Htrlko i, culled, rarga
on ntrnrk out, iiiIkiIiik u wide rurvo
for tlia third ntrlko. No runn, no
hlli, cno error.
Third inning PlralM
Kroner up. SbrlkS l, iwudc,
Hlrlku 2 culled. Hull 1. ODItllda,
Kreiner took third ntrlko with
liln hat on hln hOuldeT.
.Moore up. Hall I, outnldo. Strike
one. railed. Hall 2, lioiide. IfBddjf
Huol took Moore'n foul near tho
vlnllor'n boniih.
Carey up, Muddy Huol took Car
ey'n btiat and threj.v liim out at flrnt.
No runn. ivj hlla, no errors.
Third InnfiiK Seiuiforn
fUeq up. Kout, ntrlko 1. Tie
BenatOTS WON koIuk after that iflrst
hull. Koul ntrlko 2. Hall 1. outnlde.
Hlco nlnftlod over tlio uiltldlo suck
and the crowd was happy.
Stan Harris up. Kramer tried to
p.el U'.i'o off flrnt. Stan llnriln nx -rlflced
Trayor to ('. rant hum.
tlorto JoH.i up. "Como OB,
Qoono" orled the crowd. Strike 1.
the OopSG took a hoivy nwliiK on
a drop, ijjiilln filed out to Cuyler
nod Itlco raced to third on tha
cut oh.
Judie up. Strike f, called. Hull
1, oulnlde. Hall 2, Innlde. Hlco I00r
ed on juttfet two hnno Oilt along
the rlKhl fl-ld foul Una,
Tho crowd cheer od and Mrs.
Coolldgo elipped her hands.
J. Harris. Hall I, Wright took
Harris' (rounder and threw Wild to
first hut Judge was out at tile
plate trying to BCOre. tiniutham to
Smith.
One run, two hits, one error.
Pourtll Inning Pirates
Cuyler up. Hull 1. outside Strike
1. swung. Cu. lor got n twj huso hit
to left center.
Dtvmhtvrt up. Ball i. (ow. Barn;
hart singled into left and Cuyler
ncored.
Troyhor up. Ball I, low, Mar
berry Is wurintng up for Washington.
Hull 2. Inside. Ball 3, low. Strike 1.
Trayor walked.
Wright up. Strike I, ailed. Peek
It. ok' Wright's grounder wild threw
him out at first No sacrifice. Barn
liart Iwent to third Traynor lo sec
ond. Qrantham up. Hull 1, high. Koul,
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Var nls'lips, Wullpapor, Slalns
unit Calcimines
ntrlko 1. Tho WMalnstoa Infield
wan in on tin. grann. Ball 2, out
ulde. Hull ;t, Innldo. Oruniham pop.
pad to Judge. PerfUSOn worked the
n'-rew ball on (Irantham
Bntibb up. The Banatora wore In
field now played lurk
Hall 1. Hall 2, Hall 3, wide.
Smith wan given it buno on balln.
Kiremo up Ball i tnaide. strike
1. swung. Htrlko 2, nwung. Kremer
fanned and everybody h uled In
glee, one run. two hits, n; errors.
I'oiirih Inning Banatora
Myern up. Strike i Called, Strike
2, swung. He swung at a ball way
inside. Ball 1, Inaldo, foul, Ball 2,
Innldo and high, Bull I. Smith kick
ed on this claiming ItyWaa a strike.
Myer got a huso on 'halls.
The Pirates kicked but fie um
pire sent them back, to their posi
tions. Pack up Kremer triel to p-k
M)?or off first. Peck forced Myor
Wrigbtto Jloore.
Iluel up. Hall I. high. Hall 2.
tiv. Foul, strike J. Tie Besatora
tried t'le hit and run play b'j'
Iluel fouled tho ball. Strike 2.
Peck went out stealing. Smith to
Wright, It was tho hit, and run
again but Iluel mined t e bill.
Ball 3, outside. Foul. Koul. Foul
Barnhart took In Hucl's fly No runs
no hlt, no errors.
Fifth Inning Pirates
Moore up. The weather grew
colder an the game went on. Strik"
I., called. Striko 2, called. Ball 1
niltul.li. Wmti lnnra l!n..L I
i Ing futlly at a sinker ball.
Carey up. Foul, strike 1. Sirlk"
2, called. Carey kicked. Carey
singled over second base and then
stretched It by fast runnliiK, making1
two banes when Ham RJdt momenta!-j
B held the ball.
t'uylor up. Hall 1. Carey caught'
the Washington club ash ep on hin
hit. Hall 2. Myer threw out Cu
ler. Carey going to third. Myer made;
a -pretty play on Cuyler's roller.
Barnhart Up. Barnhart fouled
oat to Judge. No runs, one hit,'
no errors.
Fifth Inning, Senators
Ferguson up. Hall 1, outside.
Ball 2. low and inside. Strike 1.1
called. Striko 2, called. Ferguson j
Htrurk out for the second time.
Rice up, Hlco beat out n roller,
to third for his second hit. Ho top-
ped a slow ball, driving it Into the
ground. No play was made to get
him.
S. Harris up. Stan hit Into a
double play, Moore to Grantham.
Harris' liner went right at Moore.
No runs, one hit, no errors.
Sixth Inning Pirates
Traynbr up. Strike I, culled. RicO
look Traynor's long fly ns it was
about to go into the center field
bleachers.
Wright .up. Strike 1. called. Peck
took Wright's grounder and throw
wide to first. It was Peck's fourth
error of the series.
0 ran than up. strike l. Ruoli
almost picked Wright ort rirst.,
Koul strike 2. Qrantham whiffed,
swinging for his third strike.
Smith up. -Smith singled into
right, by fnst running made third.:
getting in ahead of Harris' throw, j
Kremer up. Strike i, called.
Wright scored on Kremor's hit'
which took a mean hop past Harris.
Smith stopped at second.
Moore up. Ball 1. wide and low.
Ball t. Bat! i. inside. Moore walk
ed and the buses wore filled with
two out.
Caroy up. Strike 1. called. Strike
2, culled. Foul. Carey struck out
and was thrown out at first Huol
to Judge. One run. two hits, one
error.
Sixth Inning Senators
Closlln up. Tho crowd cried for
a rally. Kremer was pitching good
ball, mixing up his delivery, hooks
and fast balls, fjosliu got a h6me
Into the right field stands and the
crowd cheered. It was n terrific
smash. He hit a fast bull up near
the end of his hat for his second
hit of the series.
Judge up. Ball 1, high and In
side. Strike 1. called, .ludgo sen;
up a fly to t'nrey who had trouble
gauging It in the wind.
Joe Harris up. Strike t. Ball i.
high and Inside. Hall lull, outsld".
Harris singled past Moore.
Myer up. Strike 1. Ball 1, in-,
side. Koul, striko 2. Myer struck
out, mvlnging weakly at a fast hall.
Peck Up. Peck singled Into left,
Ilnrrls stopping nt second.
Huol up. Strike I, called. Strike!
I, called. Hull 1. Trnynor took j
Knot's roller and touched thirl.
One run. Three hits, no errors.
Seventh Inning Pittsburgh
OUylef up. Peck took Cuyler's
grass cutler and threw him out'
Barnhart up. Strike I, called.
Hull 1, high. Strike 2, called. BaU
2, outnlde. Koul. Koul. Bull 3, low.
Dunlin took Barnhurt'B fly after
long run.
Traynor up. Ball 1, high. Tray
onr sent up a little fly to Htan Har
ris. No runB. no hltn, no errorn.
Seventh Inning Hcnotora
The crowd stood up for the unual
seventh Inning rally. The presi
dent and Mm. Coolldge also stood
up.
Lelbold batted for Ferguson.
LelbOid up. Kremer and Smith
went ovor to Manager McKechnlc
to discuss Lefbold'a batting wcak
ncsa. Hall 1, high. Ball 2. low. Ball
.'!. Inside. Lelbold'a a little man and
Lurch to pitch to. Lelbold walked
on four pitched balls.
Illce up. McNcely ran for L it
bod. Foul.' strike 1. It was tho
hit and run play. Rarnhart made a
beautiful catch of Itice's seeming
hit and McKoely had to race back
to first.
.Stan Harris up. Stan Harris
scratched an Infield hit toward third.
It was his first hit of the series.
McNeely stopped at second on the
Play.
Goslin up. The crowd was cheer
ing like mad. Foul, strike 1. Goose
bit a long foul to right. Goose Gos
lin bunted sufely, catching the Pi
rate infield fast asleep.
Judge up. Strike 1. Ball 1. high.
Ball 2. high. Foul, strike 2. Mc
Neely scored on Judge's sacrifice
fly to Carey. Stan Harris held sec
ond as Carey threw to third.
Joe Harris up. Ball 1. inside.
Strike 1. Harris went after a ball
on the outside of the plate. Ball 2,
outside. Stan Harris scored on Joe
Harris' single to left, Goslin stop
ping n.t tecond. Everybody was
cheering for the old rally.
.Myer up. Strike 1, called. Smith
went out and took Myer's splash
and tocuhed him on the lino. Two
runs, three hits, no errors.
Kighlh Inning Pirates
Cmpire McCornilck ruled that
Myer was out being hit by a bat
ted ball. Smith picked up the ball
and touched him.
McNeely went into center for
Washington and Itlce into right.
Wright up. Marberry now pltcn
iDg for Senators. Strike -. Strike
2. called. Wright struck out his
third strike, biting on a fast curve.
Grantham up. Striko 1. Mar
berry was using a fast hook. Ball 1.
Ball 2. Inside. Foul, strike 2. Gran
thm also struck out. missing at a
drop curve for a third strike.
Smith up. Striko 1. Foul, strike
Ball 1, outside. Ball 2, outside.
Itice robbed Smith of a homo run
with n wonderful glove handed
stop just as the ball was about to
go into the bleachers for a homer.
It was one of the most remarkable
catches ever seen In a world series
game. It duplicated in brllliai
catch of Hurry Hooper in one of the
Boston Bed Sox games in 1912. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Kighlh Inning Senators
Tljc Pirates claimed Rice did no",
catch tho hall but Vmpire Higler
would not allow It.
Peck up. Ball 1. low. Traynor
made easy work of Peek's hopper.
getting him at first.
Ruei up. Strike 1, called. Ball 1.
high. Bail 2. low. Huol sharply
singled over Wright's head.
Marberry up. Marberry sacri
ficed. Smith to Qrantham.
Uico up. He got an ovation. Mrs
Coolidgo joining In the applause.
Koul, striko 1. Foul, striko 2.
Ball 1, high. Wright threw out
Hlco nt first. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Ninth Inning Pirates
Blghce batted for Kremer.
Blgfaeo up. Striko 1, called.
Higboo filed. out to McNeely. making
a nlco catch.
Moore up. Strike 1. Ball 1. out
side. Ball 2. inside. Striko 2,
culled. Hall 3, outside. Moore got
a single over Peck's head.
Carey up. Some spectators got
Into the field from the right field
bleachers and were sent back again.
Striko 1. called. Carey singled inlo
right. Moore going to third.
Cuyler up. Hall 1, Inside. Strike
1. Striko 2. Cuyler was hit by a
pitched hall and the bnses wore fill
ed. 'Tho hall hit Cuyler on tho loft
arm. A doctor was out to look at
Cuyler's urm and found him nil
right.
Burnhnrt up. Foul, striko 1.
Ball 1, inside. Barnhart popped to
Iluel!
Il'raynor up. Ball t, Inside. Ball
2, inside. Ball ;!, inside. Strike
1, called. Strike 2, called. Tray
nor filed to McNoeley with a count
of three and two. Nu runs, two hits,
no errors.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. (P)
Chilling weather.- with more to como
was the shivering forecast handed
out today by t'uo weather man ti
tho thousands of baseball fains ro
they trooped t!:clr way out to Grif
fith stadium fjr the third game of
the world's serlos.
There mas no indication of any
climb In tcmpera'ture, which hav
ered around tho forty degroo mark
near game time. Heaviest winter
ovorr:cats anb sweaters were In
fashion at the lull park.
GItlFFITH STAPIUM, Washington
D. C. UP) Ossie Bluege, third base
man of the V.'ashlngton Senators, had
n slight relapse and will not play
today. It was announced by Manager
Harris as his men took the field with
the Pirates for tho third game of the
world's nerlcs in a wintry sotting.
Bluege was taken to i hospital,
Harris disclosed, after an attempt to
exercise had brought on some 111 ef
fects of the blow he sustained Thurs
day in the second game when hit by
one of Vic Aldridge's fast curves.
Harris asserted that ho did not be
lieve there was any cause for alarm,
in Bluege's condition, however, since
en -ray disclosed no broken bones or
other injury. It Is simply that he
needs additional rest, the manager
declared, adding that Bluege may be
able to return to the game tomorrow.
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.MISS CHASE HERE
Miss Mildred Chase of Dillon. Mon
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reside here permanently. Miss Chase
arrived in the city about three weeks i
ago with her father, George M.
Chase. Mr. Chase formerly lived here.
BACK AFTER 30 YEARS
George M. Chase, who some thirty
years ago was in the harness business j
in Klamath Falls, has returned hero ;
to make his home. Since leaving here
Mr. Chase has been in Dillon, Mont, j
DEYINE IX FROM CAMP
James Devino arrived in the city
this aftrenoon from Pelican Bay j
camp t3 spend the week end the '
guest of J F. Magulre, Jr. Mr. Dc-1
vine is studying the lumber game 1
In this section and has hcen locat-!
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for several months.
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