The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-12
Y bush ENGINEERS
Which GAVE
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Pitcher Coaxes the
Walk Which Led to Earn
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ShaW'S Downfall
~ 29,921 SAW THE GAME
ago Can Even Series Games
Two All by Winning
Today's Encounter
By BRIAN BELL

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Aionhvt iladelphia. Oct. 10 ar - The
md -cs,ls Of Mississippi today claimed 4
some A.. In the world series picture. for
n0ss;,~T. Bush, native and resident Of
triea -. Miss sent Chicago back into
the ~, aeiies with a brilliant offensive
bad I,sci Extensive performance.
,rtkitional returns yesterday labeled
HeriLLarly forecast Of a sweeping tri-
ioa,Y..,.;h for the Athletics over the Cubs
the .%a,,,lature. at least. Before TIE verdict
fhakss,now be made Official. results Of
..Amerca $ today and Monday must be
arre,r1 ated.
MAJ ~ National league victory. after
fvee.,cr weary years Of waiting. was
1ahle,r,d with JOY by its partisans.
I'm e. lie Wilbert" Robinson. president
he ,o,ayer Of Brooklyn. spoke for his
prea rvs as he slapped Captain Charlie
Men rglE1 Of the Cubs on the back.
~ HAar,t hash'il taste better tonight, Oh.
inecA,,d lie?' said the portly veteran.
fure,ss the enthusiasm Of a juvenile.
lns ,nrsh, who is called Joe by his team
hntfnr IS, after another Bush who made
Hen a,x presence felt in worlds series
R~eIlorhing. reached heroic stature In
Ahe i.ray. the Cubs to a 3 to l success
9Wholnt tho White Elephants III the third
oaik 3. It was a great day fer Munroe
3en N Lee counties. way dow south in
tatJ1Assippi. for Bush was born at Alb
= Ien and lives at Shannon, 40 miles
j PIE he'd Courageous Game
So tell, rallow youth who acted
Anaaay as thcurh he had had early
" ntrlng as a contortionist and then
x nc,sed to take up solo dancing,
= nnded a courageous game. He per-
I, ~ the men of Mack to nick him
Tfdne hits. but. while safeties were
h. i plentiful in the early innings,
nnsi were scarce. He was bearing
Ne Trf at the close. and in the final
Of cha, innings one blow was regis
sro.bhat BY the losers.
.~.~Jeyle Cubs now ;.-e talking about
fAv1!n ITS to transpire when the battle
! .A.stllis shifted back to Chicago. They
awfitthet win II of the remaining games
fthaAtsJ to call for a western trek. but
,pert,ot1 say they have no fear OF their
Ftppls to do 50. ,.
5mee.onf3 Athletics had hoped to sweep
SEM Wleries, and yesterdays defeat
.tl1c ,racs q revision III their plans. Now
WAbSAAf Es@y LI1Ey Will IE SdtlCAgNA "ASAA
fpcl of,t of five, the margin by which
erea&HHthletics 10 years ago turned back
f:nbl&A Cubs of that day.
,thir rne of the few thrills In the third
A Ne. which was we'll played but not
der ocular, was furnished by Jimmy
wh<. Is. who made a futile steal OF
In slay3. The robust Dykes was safe. but
ON mafhmpire called a third strike on
TO Z !.ehaw, the batsman, to nullify his
TO fIlvknt effort.
Bush Conducted Break
ts..he break of the game. personally
Wness.s1alcted by Bush in almost ludicrous
.penss.%-i6on, came in the sixth inning. The
.fro&..a.rhad counted In the fifth and
iie.Ile to 0.
..teac.-sspsh was the first batslnan. The
I'D laughed as the thin, dark fell
,..extfr ~ with prominent sideburns went
.prof-al q fantastic dance at the plate.
yer rrr,tumped into the air n squatted
'prtftssasA on the ground. waving his bat
tunroorthe time In ar apparently aimless
~ Nick A1trock and AL Schacht
= q heSeball comedians. threatened to
athe 1t and warn him against infringe
tefef "a Of their copyright.
Ut ne pitcher had famed the first
D up. and later was twice again
oeac re third strikes sail past. This
SO however, he had q mission. He
II lsno idea of swinging at a ball
, 9 has he said later, was just trying
shsS Il on"
TIN Earnshaw Was Puzzled
fan nrnshaw seemed puzzled BY the
! - mxior of his opponent. and the
!, - reached three balls and two
J ues, with Bush still acting as a
!. ~ derviSh. Finally the long-ex-
! ia fourth ball wa registered, and
! with q wild yell Of triumph,
I'D for first base in long. swing
|. ttrides. Having led the defensive
I Of his team. he now proposed
. it on an offensive single handed.
: danced up and down on the base
but cautiously close to the bag.
stok kosh'8 bid for a run was the spark
spGg Re the Cub flame. Mcmillan went
TIN but English gave Dykes q chance
sui aauble, and two were on when the
ed at third-Sacker tried to throw the
TIE Il before he picked it up. The tying
~ u was in scoring position. and Bush
lcoalabusht it chuckling home when
&M<sgnsby. after two Strike-outs, singled.
- HOP made q great play on q hard
E1Ss Salssa6n from Wilson. but the runners
up, and both scored when
:Hcsiclyler singled to center.
Only 1881 Fans
III Ehe size Of the crowd ct the open
ia fgalne in Philadelphia. 29,92l. dem
s1trated again that OvereEtimates of
! capacity Of baseball parks IS more
Il rule than the exception. It had
yto see each game at Shtbe park. !
- GoN the 40ssxth ROMA talNU YAn AHA-.