New Britain herald., 1929-10-15
RECORDS BROKEN
 IN WORLD SERIES
Most Of These Marks Shattered
 in Seventh Inning Saturday

big budgeon from the world series were broken or tied in the clash i between the Athletics and the Cubs. Most of these went down when the Mackmen staged their record | inning last Saturday to overcome an eight-run Chicago lead and pull l the decision from the fire by 10 to s. Thirty-odd marks fell last fall. | Howard Ehmke, the elongated right handler, smashed the twenty six year old mark of Ed Walsh of the White Sox by flaming thirteen Cubs in the opening clash at Chi cago Walsh struck out twelve members of the same team in the Chicago intra- city world series of 1906.
 Ehmke was admirably held up by Mickey Cochrane, star catcher of the Mackmen, and Hickey thus step ped into several new fielding rec ords. He broke the record for put outs with fourteen in the first game and added an assist to top the mark for chances accepted. As Earn i shaw and Grove came back with 1 thirteen strike-outs between them in the second game, Cochrane tied 1 his own putout mark, and had q running start toward new total | put-out mark for the series which he set at 59. He added two assists to send the record for total chances accepted to 61.
 The Cubs set a new mark for strike outs with 50, registering 2G of them in the first two games. Other near-records and things which should have been records fig ured in the series. Connie Mack i set new mark for world series managers to shoot at by winning his 1 fourth title. He also set a new mark against the experts and the incxpcrts by fooling them five times in row on his starting pitcher. The records broken or tied follow:
 Individual Batting
 l. -hOSl lllltS CL Ddlt lIllIIilS / Simmons, FoXx, Miller, Dykes, Bo. ley and Burns. Philadelphia, Oct 12, tying several players.
 ?. Most runs, inning CD, Sim. mons, Foxx, tying Frisch.
 3. Most runs batted in inning (3); Dykes, Oct. F.
 i. Most runs batted in game (4, Simmons, Oct. 9, tying Ruth.
 ,. Most base hits. inning CD Simmons. FoXX. Dykes, Oct 12, ty ing Ross Young, Giants.
 6. Scoring most men on long hi inning t$). Haas. Oct. 12, tying sev cral others.
 '. Most total bases inning, (5) Simmons, Oct. 12, (home run an, single), tying Ross Young.
 Club Batting
 s. Highest batting average, clu1 losing series, Chicago, .2S5.
 9. Most runs both clubs, gam 1S), Oct. r, tying Giants an, Yankees.
 10. Most runs, one club, innin G0), Athletics Oct. r.
 Il. Most base hits, one club, in ming (10, Athletics, Oct. 12.
 12. Most home runs, one cl1lF inning, t2), Athletics, Oct. F, ty ing several
 IS. Most strike outs one clu game, Q3), Cubs (twicc), Oct. and 9.
 fl. Most men at bat, one clut inning G5), Athletics, Oct. F.
 IS. Most men batting twice, on club, inning t6), Athletics. Oct. 1.
 Is. Most time pinch hitter bat ting twice in inning, Athletic (Burns), Oct. 12.
 Catchcrs' Fielding
 r. Most put-outs, series. Coch rane (59.
 IS. Most putouts game G4 Cochrane (twice), Oct. s and g.
 19. Most chances accepted, serie (61), Cochranc (59 put-outs az sists).
 20. Most chances accepted gam G5J. Cochrane. Oct. s.
 General Records
 q. Most strike outs, one clul series (50), Cubs.
 22. Manager winning most worl championships (4, Connie Mack.
 23. Most times eligible to pla on Contending club CD, Eddie Col lins, 1910, 1911, 1913, 1914, 191i 1919, 1929.
 24. Empires most series G4, William J. Klem. National league.
 ELECTED FRESH CAPTAIN
 Cambridge. Mass, Oct 15 CP)- larry K. Wells of GlenCc, H.,