The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-06

seith6rmed nobly for the Ameri
Tpt has yet to receive the stern
Ton ceremonies Of a world SER
..ern ] Bush Picks Aldridge
.ty' Stsnurgh, a game behind as n
'strct of yesterdays game, was
jared to put up desperate bat
Today to get even and Manager
.erne Bush called on Vic Aldridge to
disU curve balls at the Yankee
hotgers, who did no smuggling in the
49, game. Aldridge, veteran,
P.c.es heavy responsibility for it
Ihl.aaceded by the most partisan
Statprters of the bold Buccaneers
mat they must win today to continue
ostive competition. Few fans be-
VI the Pirates can spot the Yam
the ~ games and win in the time
req, o. iseven games.
nj Ms series opened, each man
most sportsmanlike man.
svts s assed hope that the bet
:n would win. In the first
~. @was case Of the worst
c,asto,, ing. The Pirates, exhibiting
"c0sc, badly run down at the heel,
enough mselves. The Yankees, in
dOrSenn needed the help Of the
ern z ! Phe contest resembled the
or. raf:se of the season more than
opening game of a world series
Win baseball's best on parade.
Dut Poor Fielding Allows Runs
VOltbur of the Yankees five runs
mae garnered through poor Pirate
inasding and some uncertain pitch.
by Ray Kremer, Pittsburgh's big
1t handler, who is held in high
ZEN. Paul Waner essayed an i'm.
Saible catch to permit the first
forikec run and ir disastrous inn.
~; for Pittsburgh, when three runs
nVi.e joined ON one hit, the home
Verm punched it's two errors with
unp bases on balls.
he he hard hitting Yankees took a
ring holiday for them when they
lie only six safeties, half of the
gre; being made by Babe Ruth. the
entae run king. The big slugger
nor not choose to hit home runs bu,
- out three ringing singles. Two
the the winners six hits were
theibles, one by Koenig paving the
Ty for a run, and the other BY
- zferi driving Kremer to cover
not Gehrig, Babe Ruth's companion
Whlswat, was credited with triple
thr, the credit should have gone tc
tho;l Waner, who made single
I'D for three bases by diving al
Verhead first.
prQhe Waner "twins," billed as the
anCt brother act in baseball, ran true
form, Paul getting three of his
Inns nine hits, and Lloyd scoring
uprf of the runs.
XIV Milius Performs Nicely
TnGhe sun peeped through the dark.
iShss of defeat for the Pirates
ha sough the performance Of Johr
-. .. illus, former local sandlotter
ma Illus relieved Kremer with none
IN in the sixth inning and breezec
can rest of the way, battling thu
1nkees consistently with a gooC
i've ball end change of pace. HI
premitted but ore lit, single by
meth, and wiped it out when he
cal ught the big BAN flat-footet
ter he reached first and started
successful movement for his re.
Whement.
The Yankees got some good
ching too. Hoyt, after present.
g an in and out performance, un.
Lie to make the ball behave al
lievhes, was told to call it a day afte,
varo singles had placed the tying
80 MS on the bases for Pittsburgh If
otae eighth inning. Wiley Moore
proc big Oklahoma pitcher, was
Willled to keep the runs on the
theses where they could do no harm
Tarris got one Of them over the
., .ate by slamming out a single, but
lneoore got rid Of the rest of them
bee fast time. One Of the victims OF
theoore in the ninth was Freddie
|. rickell, q youngster who was sent
= z to hit for Miljus. Some Of the
uHns took issue with Manager Bush
tyr his selection and called loudly for
pyler, who has not played Of late
3;c,r the Pirates, although he was the
925 world series hero and has a
1Ct1rrent batting average over 300
Is he suggestion from the fans
3AECl1lC0 w We AOt V1Adt tlACy 1VVCQ
To rickell less but Cuyler more.
- Did as Predicted
tc Some said that Brickell would
nett hit the ball very far. This was
horrect, for he bounded weakly to
lcEoore.
The Yankees got their first run
18th two ont in the first inning.
nth singled to light. Paul Waner
hen tried to make shoe string
a1atch Of . ball that left the bat a
;,hse hit and Ruth scored while Geh-
- r. ran to third when the ball rolled
- the right field wall.
o. The Pirates got the run back at
Laho first opportunity. Lloyd Waner
i1as hit to start the game for the
ome nine, went to third on Paul