The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Haas Clouts Homer With Bish-
op On; MiIler's Double
Scores Simmons
EHMke IS KNOCKED OUT
Pat Malone Loses Heartbreak-
ing Game After Giving 2
Hits in 8 Frames
EHMKe IS KNOCKED GU
BY BRIAN BELL

Philadelphia. Oct. l5.-,P-Thc
Athletics of Philadelphia today arc
champions Of the baseball world.
thanks to q rally that routed the Chi
cago Cubs at the seth minute of the
18th hour.
With President Hoover a spectator.
the white elephants of Connie Mack
rose in their might in the ninth inn
ing Of the fifth game to stage a come
back without parallel in worlds series
history.
Only two outs stood between the
American Leaguers and a defeat that
would have entailed a continuation Of
the series In Chicago. with the re-
suit III the lap of the baseball gods,
when the storm broke.
It never Stemmed. The AS were
trailing 2 to 0 with one out in the
final inning. and it seemed that only
a baseball miracle could give the
veteran Cornelius McGillicuddy his
u~ndisputed place at the head Of the
baseball procession Of all time, as the
only man to win four worlds series.
One was out and nothing had hap
pened. Now but two Athletics had
to be retired. The outs never were
made. One was. One never will be.
Bishop. an earnest cotton topped
lead-off man. whose speciality is get
ting the pitcher in q three and two
hole, came up after Wally French,
former football star. had taken the
sensational Rube Walberg's place and
famed ~ingloriously. A few faint
hearted fans turned toward the exits.
The bulk of the crowd of 10000 re-
manned. Malone got q strike and a
ball on the patient Bishop and then
another stike when q foul ratified
among the hopeful but not enthusiast
ic spectators. Malone made the next
pitch far too good. It was over the
outside corner Of the plate and Bish-
op. q lefthanded batsman. drove It q
foot inside the third base foul line fol
a single.
Haas Comes Through
Mule Haas, the same lean chap who
cooperated with the sui and Hacl
Wilson In manufacturing a home rur
good for three runs in Saturday!
game. came up. There was nothing tt
wait for and Haas swung viciously q,
the first pitch, a high. inside fast ball
The ball travelled high and far Il
right field. clearing the fence above
the pathetic figure Of Kiki Cuyler
who went IS far as he could In q mao
dash for the ball, ver gaining alti'
tude rs 1t went away from there. Will
that ball went the ball game. TIL,
I score wa 0n1v tied hut the Athletic,
were in their stride after an aftcrnool
Of impotent hitting efforts.
Mike Cochrane tried hard but hi
smash went straight to Hornsby ant
the Rajah tossed to Grimm for tn
second putout Of the inning.
The faltering Malone seemed him
self again. Captain Charlie Grimm
danced about first base. pounding hi
glove and holding up a reassurinI
finger to the pitcher to indicate tina
one more out would be easy. It wa
not.
Simmons. bearing the responsible,
Of keeping the As In the bali game
let q bali 60 BY and then crashed In
to the next to drive It against tn
scorcboard In right center. The Mil
waukec mauler stopped at second.
Jimmy Foxx. swinging three bat
with q grim. determined look, strange
~ out Of place on his youthful fact
literally ran to the plate. The Ath
letic policy has been to let Al star
something and Jimmy finish II. Til
lad did not have the opportunity. 10