Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-09

ter for New York.
ToDAY's LINE-UP&
YANKEES. CARDINALS.
pakchsi, cf, Orsatti, cf.
Koenir, IS. High, Sb.
Ruth. If. Frisch, 2b.
FIehrig, 1b. Bottomley, lh'
Meusel, rf. Haley, IL,
LaZZeri, Oh. Hsrper' H.
nusan, Sb. wilson, C.
Hcyf, D. SherdeL p.
By the Associated Press.
By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, october 9.-The st.
Louis Cardinals were leading the
Yankees in the third inning OF
the fourth game of the world
series.
The score was to 0.
FIRST INNING.
YANKEES - Paschal up. Sherdel
warmed up briefly. Strike l, called;
strike 2, called. This was a f1oater on
the outside corner. Ball l, outside, low.
Ball 2, outside. Foul. This was long
drive into the left field stands. smith
smothered Paschal's foul behind the
plate. Koenig up. Koenig stung SIN
gle into left Ruth up. Ball /, wide.
Strike /. called. Ball 2, inside. Ruth
hit into 6. double play, Bottomley taking
Rutl's grounder, touching first The
Cardinal first baseman then threw to
Maranville, who touched Koenlg as ne
slid into the base No runs.
CARDINALS-Orsatt up. Foul, strike
1. Strike 2, called. This was fast
ball on the outside corner. Ball l. high
Ball 2, outside. Ball 3, outside, low
Orsatti struck out, taking third called
strike with the wood on his shoulder.
High up. Ball /, outside, High sent
up high fly which Ruth lost in the
sun, High making two bases on the hit.
Frisch up. Strike /. called. Ball 1,
outside. Foul, strike 2. Ball 2, outside.
Ball 8, low, outside. Frisch famed,
swinging for a third strike. Bottomley
up Strike /, called Strike 2, swung.
Ball !, low. Ball 2, inside Ball 8,
high, wide. Bottomley got a base on
balls, the fourth pitch being high and
wide. Hafey up. Hoyt threw out Hafey
at first. No runs.
SECOND INNING.
YANKEES -Gehrig up. Ball 1, in
side. Ball 2, low, outside. Ball 3, OUT
side. Strike i. called. Gehrig was tick
eted to first, the fourth ball being low.
Meusel up. Foul, strike /. Ball 1. out
side. Foul, strike 2. Meusel struck out,
swinging for third strike. Lazzeri up.
Ball /, low. Strike /, swung. Strike 2.
swung Ball 2, inside. Lazzeri sent up
a high one to Maranville Dugan up
Strike /, called. Frisch took Dugan's
towering fly. No runs.
CARDINALS-Harper up. Strike 1,
called. Harper went out. Lazzeri to
Gehrig. Smith up. Strike l. This was
q ilalf-speed curve ball Foul, strike g.
A spectator in the upper field stands
was hurt by foul. Smith got single
past Lazzeri. Maranville up Ball /,
inside. Strike /, called Ball g. Smith
went out stealing, Bengough to Koenig.
Maranville hit long liner into right
for two-base hit. Meusel was barely
able to get his hands on the ball. Sher-
del up. Ball /, low Strike /, swung.
Sherdel grounded out to Gehrig, un-
assisted. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
YANKEES -Bengough up. Strike /.
called. Ball 1, low. Ball 2, outside, low
Bengough got long single to left Hoyt
up. Hoyt sacrificed, Smith to Bottom
ley. Paschal up High took Paschars
grounder and threw him out, Bengough
going to third. Koenig up Ball /,
outside. Foul. strike l. Ball 2, low.
Strike 2, called. Frisch tossed out
Koenig. No runs.
CARDINALS-Ors up. Ball l.
outside. Foul, strike l. Strike 2. swung.
Ball 2, outside, high. Ball 3, high.
Orsatti got a. Texas Lacquer into center
for two bases. High up. Ball l, out
side. Ball 2. high. Foul, strike /. High
bunted safely, Orsatti going to third.
The home folks are now cheering the
Cardinals to the echo. The Yankee in
field came in chto the grass. Frisch
up Strike /. swung. Foul, strike O.
The Yankee infield now played back.
to Paschal. High held first. Bottom
ley up. Bottomley sent high foul to
Bengough Hafey up. Ball /. inside.
Ball 2, high. Ball g. inside. Strike l.
called. Strike 2. called. Foul. This
was long liner that was foul by foot
Haley walked, the fourth pitch being
low; High moving to second Harper
up. Foul, strike l. Strike 2, called
Ball /, outside. Ball 2. high. Foul
Harper struck out, swinging weakly on
curve. One run.
The Cardinals. their spirits seemingly
ANNAfCO Wy d udy OI IeSJ, CaDere0 or
the field before noon for practice but
come Of the Yankees had beaten then
TO 10. The Red Birds acted as though
they had forgotten or were irving tt
whistle away those three straight de.
teats and stop the onrush of the Yam.
KEGS. The New Yorkers were lust a,
confident they would deliver a partin,
salvo of base hits and make it a clear
sweep.
The field dried off nicely under tn,
boiling sun The bleachers were
glare of white shirts, punctuated b,
vari-colored parasols as the early GROVE
was entertained by the band, led b,
AL Schact and supported by Nick Al
trocks antics.
Many Seats Untitled.
There was no wild rush toward tn
tIrnstiles. however, when the gate
opened at $3.50 am. and there wa
silently OF unoccupied space in the GOV
1ged 1eft-field stands at noon
Tbs advance guard Of the Yankees
Wl1o seemed anxious to get it over with
Eas the first on the field, led by Tor
Zachary and Harry Matthews. tn
kull-pen catcher.
Manager Miller Higgins. In mutt
Acok . preliminary survey of the sit
fAtion tive hours before the game.