Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-14
pitched on a line to Cuyler in right. No
runs.

FOURTH INNING.
CHICAGO-With the count one and
one on Hornsby, he grounded to Boley.
Cochrane raced back, close to the stands,
to get wilson's foul. Cuyler lined
double to the fence In right center. II
was Chicago's fourth hit and the sec
ond for extra bases. Ehmke was In the
hole with three straight wide pitches
to Stephenson, then walked him with
an inside pitch for the second straight
til te. Grimm looped a single to right
center. which scored Cuyler with the
FIRST run of the game and put Stephen
son on third. A foul tip from the bat
of Taylor injured a finger on the throw
ing hand of Catcher Cochrarle. Taylor
then raped clean single to center,
scoring Stephenson with run number
two and placing Grimm on second. This
ended Ehmke's regime, George Walberg
being called In from the bullpen to re-
place him. Ehnnke was given generous
hand as he strode from the held.
Malone, who is southpaw hitter. al
though he pitches with his right hand,
sIccunbed on strikes to Walberg's port
side slants. ending the Chicago rally.
Two runs. *
ATHLETICS - Mcmillan funbled
Bishops hard rap. but recovered IN time
to erase him at first. Haas handcuned
Mcclellan with another torrid drive, but
he also was tagged at FIRST. Grimm then
trieyed the ball In time to beat Mickey
in q race to first. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Foxx chased close to the
railing in right field to grab McMil-
lan's foul Bishop backed up for Eng
lish's little fly. Hornsby earned the
questionable distinction of leading the
players of both teams in strikeouts,
when he famed for the eighth time in
the series. Rajah registered vigorous
protest against Umpire Klem's decision
in calling the third strike. No runs.
-Cuyler made q leaping
catch of Simmons fly close to the fence
and near the foul line In right. Foxx
was safe at first when Hornsby fumbled
his easy roller. Miller was In the hole
with one ball and two strikes when he
whacked a sharp drive past Mcmillan
for a single, Foxx going to second.
Dykes lined to Cuyler, whose quick re-
turn prevented the base runners from
advancing. Manager Mccarthy had Hal
Carlson warming up in the bullpen at
this point Boley popped weakly, Nc
MILAN getting his fly in the center OF
the diamond. No runs.
SIXTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Miller didn't hav0 to
move to clutch Wilson's low liner,
Walberg took Cuyler's little dribble and
tossed him out. Stephenson made the
third out when he missed mighty
lunge TO be set down on strikes. No
runs.
ATHLETICS-Engli went into
short center for Walbsrg's fly. Hornsby
went to his right to get Bishops smart
rap. Haas famed, swinging viciously
for the third strike. No runs.
Up to this point the Mackmen had
but two hits to show for their efforts
against Malone.
SEVENTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Grimm hit the first ball
pitched to Haas, who was correctly
placed in left center Taylor was also
a first-ball hitter. Miller got his fly,
and Walberg had the distinction of re-
tiring the side on three pitches when
Malone fouled to Cochrane. No runs.
ATHLETICS-The crowd started
stamping and grabbing in an effort to
disconcert Malone as Cochrane came up
to start the lucky seventh" Malone
got only one strike over in the process
of walking Mickey. Simmons was re-
tired on three pitches, Mcmillan getting
his little fly. Foxx then. for the second
time hit into double play, English to
Hornsby to Grimm. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
CHICAGO-McMillan was credited
with single when Bishop was unable
| to hold his little fly after sprinting well
| into right field in an effort to make the
catch. English intended sacrificing, had
| two strikes called on him, when he
missed with a swing for the third.
Hornsby lined to Miller on the first ball
| pitched With a count of one and one
on Wilson, Mcmillan successfully en-
gineered the first stolen base Of the
series, but his effort was wasted when
Wilson famed. No runs.
ATHLETICS-Miller raised a little
| fly to English. Wilson came in to catch
Dykes loft. Boley famed on four
pitched balls. No runs.
| NINTH INNING.
| CHICAGO-Cuyler grounded to Foxx,
who beat him to the bag. Stephenson
rified single past Boley to center.
Grimm struck out on three pitched balls
taking the third. Taylor raised an easy
! fly to Miller. No runs.
ATHLETICS-In last.minute effort
to stave OF defeat, Manager Connie
Mack sent Walter French, utility OUT
fielder, to bat in place Of Walberg.
Malone used only four pitches in dis
/ posing of him on strikes. He went down
swinging. With one ball and two strikes
recorded. Bishop sliced q single over
third base as the crowd. sWnsing rally,
roared. Haas then met ne first ball