New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
CUBS TAKE THIRD
 CONTEST IN SERIES
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COchrane flew out and Simmons hit to English for a force out.
 Wilson RattlCS Out Triple

Wilson Rattlcs Out Triple
 The Cubs opened the second with smashing triple by Hack Wilson to the extreme corner om center field but again failed to show any thing in the pinch. Cuyler grounded out and Wilson was easily caught at the plate when he tried to score on Stcphenson's grounded to }iFhop. Grimm then famed for the first time in the series, the 29th Cub strikcout.
 All the bruin regulars now had joined the swinging society.
 Dykes Steals Home, But---
 The As failed to score in their half Of the second inning on an ex- traordinary play In which Jimmy Dykes. after stealing home with Earnshaw at bat found it didn't count because the throw was a third strike and ended the inning. Dykes at first was declared safe as he slid to the 'plate but Umpire Charles Moran then reversed him. self and declared the side out as the Cubs came flashing out to protest. It looked as though Connie Mack crossed himself by sending Dykes home with two out, ? and 2 on the batter. Dykes had reached third on his own single and Boley's blow to right, being safe at the hot corner when McMllan failed to handle the throw from Cuyler.
 Hornsby and Cuyler Fan Again
 Hornsby was the 31st strike out victim when he whiffed for the sixth time in the fourth inning, again taking the third strike with his bat on his shoulder and with the crowd giving him the razz. This made the seven time National league batting champion the strike out goat" for the time being at least.
 He was soon joined however, by | Kiki Cuyler, who also famed for the sixth time, sending the Cub to- 1 tai up to 32. Xxi was the 18th victim of Earnshaw's speed for tho two games in which the right hand star has worked, The Bruins fast were gaining on the world record ol 4 strikeouts, made by the Giants in 1911.
 In the fourth, between strike outs by his teammates, Hack Wilson's fifth straight hit in two games. was wasted.
 Athletics Lead Soon Overcome
 Cochranc beat the bail 10 first 1T the fifth inning for the Athletic, and eventually scored the first TUT of the game, being pushed in acros: the plate by Millcr's single.
 But the Cubs threw their ma. chine into high and scored thre, runs in the sixth Bush tallied frs after getting a base on balls. Dykes error allowed English to make the first sack and then Hornsby came ! through with a single that sen Push in from second Cuyler looked like the Kiki of old when he banged out q single, scoring English ant Hornsby.
 The Cubs, In gray travelling uni forms, put in an carly appearance and seemed far from downcast, 1 not quite as pcppery as the As.
 Hornsby and Wilson posed witt FoXX and Simmons in a "big four group. although the records of tn two Clouting As give them a bil majority so far over the Cub pair
 Instead of band, the musica contribution 10 the situation cam through the ampliflers in right field Grizzled old veterans of the As tri umphs of pre-war days, q sCatterin few survivors of the Mack machin that beat the Cubs in 1910. were f the crowd that cOngrcgated aroun the home bench for a reunion. Ir Thomas and Eddie Collins Of tn present Mack staff of aides. wer joined by Harry Davis, old frs