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09/20/1934 - Yankees at Tigers Baseball Game Broadcast
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09/20/1934 - Yankees at Tigers Baseball Game Broadcast
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Hamlin is up. So in changing the pitching record, Marbury left the game after allowing four runs and six hits. But he had two men on there, so. And they scored. So he's charged with six of the runs, six hits and two and one. Third innings. Ruke is coming up there. He backs them left handed, although he throws right handed. Chapman is moving on over now toward left field, outside ball one, figuring if Hamlin hits it all, he'll swing late and punch a ball into left rather than pull one in the right. Although he's a left hand batter. Strike called. The count is one and one and the score is eight and one. And Broca pitches the next one. Hamlin fouling in the left field stand. Strike two. Two strikes and one. Ball. Two and one. Hamlin smashed a single to left center field, wrapping one on the ground between second base and Frankie Crusetti, the Yankee shortstop. One out. Hamlin on first and Fox is up. That is Hamlin's fifth hit of the season. Ball one. A little low. Pete had a hit the first time up. Strike called a fast ball. Letter. High count is 1 and 1. One and one on Fox. Hamlin on first. Fox grounded to Lazarri. Lazari fondled its peculiar roar. It hopped over his hand. It took some English and bounded away from him just as he was reaching for it. And Fox came, gets a hit. Rather than Lazeri being charged with an error, it was one of the most peculiar rolling balls we've seen. There was a lot of spin on it. Lazeri had started to his left. Then he took a step back to get this ball and it seemed to revolve and sort of curve right away from him. Very slow roller. Hamlin on second, Fox on first. One out. White is up. Ball inside to a left hand batter. Score is 8:1 in favor of the Yanks. This is the third inning. One man gone with Hamlin on second. Fox on first. Broca adjusts his cap, holds the rubber. Here's the pitch. Strike Swinging at a fast running. And the count is one and one. Johnny throws the rubber again. Here's the pitch. Strike two called on White. Another fast ball pitched over the outside corner. Two strikes, one ball. Again. Broker steps in there. Here it comes inside. Bounded a slow one toward first. Zoco tumbling the ball. And the bases are loaded. Joseph grabbed it, made another grab, and it scored as a hit for White. Bases are loaded now. One man out. Give White a hit rather than broke. An error on that Bounder would keep popped, hitting it slowly toward first. Boca made two stabs for it, but couldn't get it in time for a play. And we're seeing a lot of different kinds of baseball today. Charlie Gehringer is the batter. He popped to Crusetti the first time. Up. Three on, one out. The score 811 in favor of the Yank high inside. Ball one. Broker is rubbing the perspiration off his glasses with his handkerchief. Now he's all set to go. His arm goes up in the motion. Strike called on Charlie. A pitch right through the middle. One and one. Hamlin on third, Fox on second. White on first. One man out. The arm goes up for the pitch. Gearinger foul back at third base. Rolfe made a nice try for it. Lost his cap in the effort and showed his flaming red patch from which he getteth his nickname of Red. Rolf coming back in. Now the count is two strikes and one ball. Charlie gearing the batter with the bases loaded. The fan from Fowlerville gave Charlie a nice floral horseshoe this afternoon before the game to see whether it brings any luck or not. Or is it Broker rubbing the shine off the ball? A new ball, this one. Found it into the boxes out there. Now he's pulling his glove back on, climbing up on the hill and throwing the rubber. Two strikes and one ball is the count. Here's the pitch. Gehringer, Potts. And it looks as though Rolf would take that. Coming in almost to the plate to make the catch on that little pop fly in front of the plate. Two men out. Springberg is up. Hank Fann the first time. Well, the floral horseshoe didn't bring Charlie much luck at the first two times at bat. Then retired on pop flies to shortstop and to the third basin. Three on and two down. Greenberg is up, who struck out the first time. Broken. Takes his cap off. Then he settles it on his head again. He's up on there and he's ready to go. Here's the first pitch to hang. It's a called strike. A fast ball. Letter high on the outside. Corner again. Johnny Mops the brow and the glasses. Kind of warm out there working and one wearing glasses. They get steamed up a bit. We're in the third inning and it's almost 4 o'. Clock. We'll probably be here all night. Everything has happened so far that you'd expect to happen on a ball field. Two strikes and nothing. The arm goes up for the pitch. Greenberg bounded it slow into third base. He's out. Ball to Gehring. Noron's three hits, two of them very scratchy. No errors and three men left on bases. First man up. Hayworth flied to Chapman in left center. Hamlin singled to left center. Fox got a hit on a peculiar roller that hopped over Lazarri's outstretched bare hand. White got a single on a top ball bounding slowly towards first that Broker could not handle in time for the put out that filled the bases. Gearinger then popped to Ralph about 10ft up the line from the plate toward third base.
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Greenberg entered the inning popping a pitch, bounding one to third and was tossed out. Broker to Greenberg. No run, three hits, no errors and the score remains 8:1 in favor of the Yanks as the fourth inning opens. The first man up is Crocetti. Single the first time, flied to White the second time. Marbury started the game, allowed six of these runs and six hits in two and a third innings and Luke Hamlin is now doing the pitching in the first pitch. A ball inside. Hamlin starts his wind up for the next one. Foul strike bounded off Hayworth Mask. The count is one and one. This is wwj, the Detroit News, White Star Refining Company bringing you this game. Hamlin gets ready with a new ball. He looks him over. He starts arches. Wind up. Here's the pitch. Strike two. Called cutting that outside corner. Two strikes, one ball. And here's the next one. Ball a little high two and two was over there, but high. 2 and 2. Crocetti popped a foul off the handle in the stand, upper deck. Caught by a bald headed gentleman. And it's in his pocket already. He squeezed that a moment. Showed it to some of them around there. And in the pocket she went. Foul ball in the side pocket. Two and two is the count. Nice new ball. Hamlin ready, arm goes down, up again. Here she comes. Another foul over the roof. No souvenir on that, except somebody outside may get it. Another new ball coming into play. Two and two is the count on. Crusetti leading off in a fourth and. 3 and 2. Been up there a long time. About time to get on or get out. He's on, I think. Owen knocked down the drive. He's out. Owen knocked down his drive. Couldn't hold it cleanly. Picked it up. It was kind of late on that troll. We didn't think he could possibly get him. But his fast, accurate throw did. A hard smash right there at third base. One out. Red Ross is up with a double and single to his credit. Two times at bat. Strike called. He scored two runs and has driven in one ball. Outside and low four. 81 and serve at the Yankees. For any of you just tuning in. Fourth inning, one out, none on Rolfe. Slide the short left. Gosling coming for that one is under it. He has it. Two out and Selkirk is up. Selkirk single the first time. Scoring. Crocetti and Rolf walked the second time and lived to score. A drive to left. Gosling is under that one and has it. Line drive to left, left center for the third out. Crusetti first up, grounded out. Owen to Greenbird. A hard smash just inside the bag. Owen knocked it down. Didn't look as though he could possibly recover it in time, but he did and threw him out with a hard accurate throw. Ralph and Telkirk. The bolt flied to Gosling and left. Tigers come to bat in the fourth. Owen, Gosling and Rogel are up. So far the Tigers have made four hits off Broca. Beat Fox has one of them two of them Rather and White and Sam on the other two. One of Fox's was rather scratchy and so was one of White and the one that White had. The Yankees have made six hits off Marbury. And three off Hamlin. We're ready to go. Owen is in there. He grounded the short the first. First time at bat. The first pitch, a called strike. This is the fourth inning in the score, 81 in favor of the Yank. Owen fouls for the second strike on the roof of the right field pavilion. Going in, Souvenir2 and nothing on Mavis. Garson. Up telephone falling. Goose popped to crusade. Short the first time up. Strike called on Leon. Right through the middle. And the next fish, Gosling bounded to short stop. Cri has it. There's the throw. He's out at first. Cri to Gehrig. Two out, none on. Rogel is up. Bill. Foul to Jorgens the first time at bat. All right, here's the first pitch to Willie. And he bounded one through Saucety into center field for a single. So gel singles to center. With two men out, Hayworth is up. Hayworth flied to Chapman in center the first time up. Eight one and fair, the Yankees. Fourth inning, fourth game. Hayworth quiet to right field. Sammy Bird is under that one. He has it. No runs, one hit, no errors. One man left on base. Holland first up. First foul to Jorgens, who ran clear down to first base to make the catch. Gosling was tossed out by Crocetti, the Yankee shortstop. Grogel bounced the hit through Crusetti and Hayworth flied to bird in right, 81 in favor of the Yanks going into the fifth inning. This is WWJ, the Detroit News game coming to you through the courtesy of the White Star Refining Company. And does your car door squeak, I ask you? Or the hood or windows? Well, they needn't for a touch of mobile door ease will take the squeaks right out. And it can't soil your clothes. Just ask your White Star dealer to show you how it works. He'll be very happy to do so.
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Level up expoing into the fifth inning. First man up for the X Rue Gehrig. He's had one out of two. Single the last time up. Foul strike. Back against the wire. One strike on Gehrig. The arm goes up for the pitch. A grounder to Gehringer. Gehrig is off, refusing to run. Gehringer taking it on the first putt. One out and Tony Lozzari is up. Tony's had one hit and two times at bat. Ball for a call. Striking and curving one away from him, which Tony reached for and wasn't there. Two and nothing High inside. Ball one. Two strikes. One ball. Luke sets himself, strikes that peculiar wind up ahead. Both arms up over his head. Here she comes. Another one. Way outside. Ball two. Two and two. Two and two it is. The wind up starts again. Here's the pitch. Ball three Inside the crowd said. Oh, oh. A couple of O's. Three and two. You may hear them o ing. Three and two it is. Rosary the batter. One man out. Nobody on. Here comes the pitch. Lazeri grounded to short. Rogel has it. There's the throw. He's out. Rogel to Greenbird. Two out and none on. Chapman is up. Then he's had a single and a double and two times at bat. Scored one run. A little high and outside. Ball one. Your right hand batter. By the way, somebody wrote letter. Want me to answer Today? How many turnaround batters we had on the Tiger team? Just one. William Rogel, the fire chief, is the only one who bats from either side of the plate. Chapman fouled that pitch and the count is one and one. Chapman fouled that one against the netting for the second strike. Two strikes, one ball. We're in the fifth inning. The score is 8:1 in favor of the Yank. Two men are out. Nobody on. Here's the wind up for the next pitch. And it's high and outside the count. Is now two and two on Chapman. Hamlin sets himself, starts his wind up. Two and two is the count. Struck out, swinging at a curve, outside and high. No runs, no hits and no errors. Hamlin has retired the last six Yankees to face him in order. Gary grounded to Gehringer. A hard shot on the ground right at Charlie. Rosary grounded to Rogel, a rather soft touch. And Chapman struck out swinging. So we go into the Tiger half of the fifth. Hamlin is first up, followed by Fox and White on deck. Each one of these gents has had one or more hit. Fox having two and two times at bat. Jack Salzgaver, who usually plays third base for the Yankees, but did play first base here when Gehrig was injured the last time the Yankees were here, has replaced Gehrig at first. Hamlin is up in the first pitches. Five, all one. Gehrig is leaving the game after getting one hit and three times at bat. Strength called on Luke. 1 and 1. It is ball two outside. Fierce inning. Hamlin leading off. Strike two called. Count as two and two on Luke. Two and two. Broca's arm goes up for the pitch. Hamlin fouled in the boxes. Extreme left field. Ends of the grandstand count is still two and two. Ball three, a little low. Three and two on Luke leading off in the fifth. Single the last time up, the only time he's been up there. Here's the pitch. Hamlin fouled another one in the same spot, almost the same box. He's aiming over there. Swinging a little late. And the Yankee defense is pulled way around to left field. Coming around late on those. Here's the next one. Hamlin bounded it slow into Lazeri. He's safe. He went very fast and he beat that throw in. Lazarri's a slow, high bounder. He went down there like Joe. Joe White or Pete Fox. Two hits and two times at bat for Lou. Didn't seem to start fast, but when he realized it was a slow bounder, he put on a lot of speed and be it. Fox is up. Fox is at 2 out of 2 4. One outside, Huh? Well, he's had six hits all season. Got two today. Ball one, inside I. Ball two, rattlers. Person was outside and this one inside two and nothing on Fox. Hamlin getting two hits today makes him six hits for the season. Ball three. Another violin. And Frank Jorgens, the. The Yankee catcher is asking umpire Bill Deneen for a new ball for Boca. He's gotten it. Thrown the old one out and we'll pitch a new ball To Fox with a count. Three and nothing. See that was a better one. It's right through the middle for a called strike. Three and one on Pete Hamlin on first. Nobody out in the fifth. Eight one in favor of the angst ball. Strike two called. He got the outside corner with Ackland. A knee high pitch and the crowd roared in disapproval. 3 and 26 kick up of this hard smash at third base. And his throw to Lazzari forced Hamlin at second. Fox is on first on the fielder's choice. Jojo White is up. He's had one hit and two times at bats. First time up he forced Fox second st. Second and went on the third when the ball went through to the outfield. A called strike on Jojo. A knee high pitch from the outside corner. White bunted to third. He beat Broker's throw for a single. Fox stopping to beat. Rolfe's throw at us for a single. Fox stopping at second. Rolfe and Broeker were right there to field this bunt. Broeka was in Rolf and better position to throw. He heaved it over there perfectly, but too late to get the flying white. Gehringer is up again with runners on second and first. One man out. Charlie came up in the third inning with three ons and one out and popped to Rawl for third. Been up twice, popped to shortstop and to third. Inside and low. Ball one. Jorgens making a noise. Very nice stop of that. Rather badly fixed ball right down at Gehringer's feet. Two on, one out. Two fast men on there by the way. Fox on second and White on first. And the next pitch. Gehringer lined a hit back at second base. Fox is scoring, White is trying for third. Chapman's throw is going over to Ross, but White is safe at third. That's Charlie Goeringer's 200 pitch. Two hundredths for the season. Paul Winger made the first 200 hit of the season in the majors yesterday. Paul Wehner. The Pittsburgh Pirates score is now 8:2 in favor of the Tigers. One man out. White on third, Gehringer on first. Greenberg is up. Tank fanned the first time and grounded the raw potential third the second time. Up with the bases loaded that time ending that third inning. McCarthy has a couple warming up out there. Eight two in favor of the Yanks fifth inning. One out and runners on third and first. Greenberg fouls strike one. Up against the wire and down again. Russell Van Etta, a left hander, is warming up and Johnny Allen, the right hander. They warmed up yesterday, but it was not necessary. Strike two called on Hankus Pankas. Curve over the outside corner. Two or nothing. One man out. Greenberg the batter. White on third, Gehringer on first. Broker standing back behind the rubber, adjusting his cap, expectorating a bit. Now he's climbing up on the hill, towing the rubber, ready to pitch. Here it is. Greenberg single to left, hard smash on the ground between third and shortstops going white. Gerringer stopping at second. Lads have gotten the broker here for four hits. Score is 83 in favor of New York.
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Expoen is up. Marv grounded a short stop the first time and fouled the Jorgens the second time. Crowd is beginning to get noisy now. It's the first time they've had any chance to do much yelling. But it's been all New York up until now. Still pretty much New York. Curve ball outside ball one. 85 in favor of the Yanks in the fifth inning. I mean 8383 in favor of the Yanks. 5 run lead on Mansion State. Sometimes you can't just say what you mean. Oh, one is the count. Owen the batter and the next one Owen Potts. Lazari is going back on the grass. He's under it. Pony has it. Two out. Goslin is up. Goose popped the shortstop the first time up and grounded the short the first. Second time. Gearing are on second. Greenberg on first. Two men out now. Ro Texy time before getting ready to Pitch to the Goose. Goose is rubbing the handle of the bat now. He's in there, ready to go. Here's the pitch. Outside high, ball one. Johnny climbs up, shows the Robbers coming in. Strike. Swinging one outside balls. Ball one and strike. One and one on Goslin. Boca again rubbing the moisture off his spectacles. Adjusting him now on his cap. He's climbing up on the hill. One on one's account. Garland fouled on top of the roof, going out into Michigan Avenue. Two strikes and one. Ball. Two and one. Johnny chewing his gum out there, getting up on the hill, slowly towing rubbers. Two strikes and one ball. Here's the pitch. Gosling grounded for Lazzari. He's out. Lazzeri to shawls gave her. Was forced that second by Fox on a good play. Rolfe to Lazzeri. White beat out a bunch of Rolfs. Fox stopping at second. Gehringer singled, scoring Fox. White going to third. Greenberg single to left, scoring White. Gearinger stopping at second. Owen popped to Lazeri and Lazzari tossed out Gosling. Two runs, four hits, no errors. Makes the score eight. Three in favor of the Yanks as the sixth inning opens. Bird, Jorgens and Broca are the first three Yankee batters. Hamlin, after relieving Marbury in the third inning, has allowed two runs, three hits the last two innings. He spits the side down in order. Ball one outside. Ball two. Another one outside. Two and nothing. And the next one. Ball three outside. All outside pitches to this right hand batter. Throwing them over near the left hand batter's box. Three and nothing. Hayworth holding up the mitt for a target to count as three and nothing. Strike call. Luke pitched that one right down the alley where Hayworth was holding the miss. 3 and 1. The arm goes up for the next pitch. See if he hits the target this time. He did on another call. Strike three. And two. 3 and 2. Sammy Bird the batter leading off. Here's the pitch. Bird lined a hit two right center field. Fox making a nice stop down there and cutting it off, holding it to a single. Broker or Jorgens is up, followed by Broker. Jorgens has a double in two times at bat. Hamlin gets ready to the Rubbers. Has to pitch without that motion. Now with a runner on a called strike on Jorgens. A right hand battery pitch. Getting the outside corner letter high. The arm goes up for the next one. Here it comes. Foul. Strike two. That lower deck souvenir ball bounding around, hitting one of the girders. Evidently better to hit a girder than a girl. Two strikes and nothing is the count on Jordan. Bird on first. Jorgen smashed a hit off Hamlin's glove into center field. Bird stopping at second. Broker is up. Broker open and closed in one that time. He's up there to bunt. Greenberg is in on the grass. Strike called. Trying to head this runner off at third. It broke a bunch. The ball can be fielded at tall. It'll be thrown to third base. If there's a chance at all to get Bird going in there, he'll be forced at third, you know, with runners on second and third. First ball one, low and outside. Chief of the Hogsheads has gone out to do a bit of warming up with Chief York. They're giving him the Indian rattle and yell out there. Count as one and one on Broker. Hank Greenberg way in on the pitch. Strike two. Attempting to bunt that one. And the count is two and nothing on Broca. Greenberg has backed up a bit, but he's still playing very shallow. Just off the grass. Figuring that Broca may go through with the bunt counters. Two strikes and one. Ball. Ball two, long outside. Hamlin is giving Broca very bad ball at which to bunt. Keeping them low on outside. Two and two, nobody. Outrunners on second and first. Hamlin takes his stretch. Here's the pitch. Ball three, long outside. Three and two, Nobody out. Runners on second and first. A three and two count on Broker now. We'll see what happens on this pitch. Hamlin's ready, takes his stretch. Here it comes. Ball four. The bases are loaded. Bases loaded. Nobody out. And Crusetti is up. Well, Hamlin kept him from bunting. There was no sacrifice there for Broca. Three on and none out. Prosetti has had one hit and three times at bat. The score eight three in favor of the Yanks. The inning is the sixth. Crusetti a right hand batter, and the lads are all playing deep for a double play. Here's the first pitch. Bang, bang, bang. A high fly in short left field. Gosselin is coming in under that one. He's set and ready to throw. But Bird failed to try to score after that. Throw was coming right in to Hayworth. Base is still loaded. One out. He'd have been out if he'd attempted to score on that one because the ball was not hit very far out in left field. Goose was set for the throw and heaved one in here, which was cut off before it got to Hayworth. But it would have reached Hayworth on the first bound. Ralph is up. The Redhead has had a double And a single in three times a bat. Left hand. Batter. Two and nothing on Red. Ralph. Bird on third, Jorgen on second, Broca on first. One man out. Hamlin starts his wind up. Here's the pitch. A drive to short center field. White coming for that one and ready to throw. Here comes his throw. Bird is trying for the plate. Hayward nailed him at the plate. Van Duck into the inning. Double play on White. Excellent throw to Hayworth. Retiring. Bird trying to score after the catch. No run, two hits and no errors. Two men left on bases. Bird first up singles. So did Jorgen. Broke a walk, filling the bases, none out. Crusetti flied to Goslin and short left. Bird making no attempt to score after the catch. Ralph flagged to White in short left center. Bird trying to score after the catch was out at the plate on White. Excellent throw to Haworth, ending the inning. No runs, two hits, base on balls, no errors and two men left on bases. Mr. Hamlin got himself out of a terrible hole there, aided by two excellent throws by Goslin and White. Goslin's throw keeping Bird from attempting to score. And White. Beautiful throw to Hayworth, nailing Bird when he did try to score.
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