The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-14

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confident 100. . - - -.
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who have wa.. :o-- wss &@
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noteworthy. elaborate -Az-l--as
were mace . ..ais - Sss --
Mrs. Hoover. vi. -5s-s
official .aaa.... - v-
crowd OF 10000 ..ops: @ 21s
to cheer the triumph q. - - :.
Mack. Tie presidential - y.
see the fifth and pos>.-.T -a:.--s
game Unexpectedly. MAKING - -s.
visit Of a Chief eAec-..rs - ?-ls--
phia for a words ss-.ss ~
since Woodrow Wilson sa- ~ Pc
Sox defeat the Phil.ies j. .s.s
The lean. ;acitur;. manage. 6. .-.s
Athletics. who never mace 2 -. = ;
catch in a worlds series. e.. .ss
played a leading par. i. SIX. car Ea.x
straight into the games .-...s- a-e-
tum il his boys do -igt... b. .--- -
day. One Tor victor: ard ..s As
are in" with the Cubs OK -
washed up and nothing . CO = .
baseball way until TEX spring
Triumph Was Unexpected
AT 3 O'Clock S~a.a-ca. afternoon
with the sun shining everywhere i.
Philadelphia but on re Athletes
bench a. Shibe park. where g.coa.
enveloped Mack and his p.a-e.s. Re
could no, reasonably have expected 10
be within a game Of his creates. i-.-
umph Monday.
Thirty minutes later i: was differ
cnt. Ten runs. manufactured from
the fibre of 10 hits. on some Of which
the beaming sur was given an assist.
changed the complexion of the game.
The events Of that loaded half hour.
strange happenings on a baseball,
field even to the veteran leader
changed Mack from a grim. deter
mined. but never say die fighter to a
bcncficient. elderly man with a warm
spot III his heart for every one in the
world. He had seen his boys wipe
out an eight run lead.
The Cubs. forced to stand and sec
a game wrested from them when i;
seemed safe beyond recall. were dcs-
perate today. determined that tho
men Of Mack would not be permitted
to gain their ultimate object without
a struggle.
In the fifth game of a series which,
had been a pitchers battle : ground
until the fourth contest brought a biz
explosion tearing the top away from
calculations and leaving the rec
ord book rceling. groggy and all but
helpless. anything was expected to
transpirc.
Fighting FOR a breathing spell and a
which would take them back
to their familiar homo grounds for a
sixth. and perhaps a seventh, game
the Cubs rallied behind broad shoul- |
dcrcd Pat Malone. who stands on his
native heath when he pitches III
Philadelphia. Malone, a native of
Altoona. believes in speed and more |
speed.
To meet tho challenge OF Malone
and his fast shoots. Mack had two
expert riflemen. Lefty Grove anc
George Earnshaw. Pre-gamc reason
Ing gave Grove the call. The string
bean southpaw from Maryland SEEM
ed entitled toa chance to start a world
series game II vcr a pitcher had won
The right.
Cub Task Difficult
The task Of the Cubs was the more
difficult as the zero hour approached.
The National Leagucrs could only |
win the championship by grabbing
three straight decisions. a not impos-
but exceedingly difficult as
They had the satisfaction
Of knowing that others have done Il.
A victory today. they figured, would
at least give them q toe-hold and a
to the west. where they know
and understand the sun and its
pranks.
Hack Wilxnn hare ord Ono< i, $50