Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-11
3O,0INDCROWD PARK
FOR THIRD GAME
Philadelphia Turns Out, in
Perfect Weather, to Watch
MaCkS Play.
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/ third strike out victim of the game,
lunging heavily at the final fling, and
the crowd gave EarnShaw a hand. No
runs.
ATHLETICS-Foxx was called out on
strikes. Bush requiring but four pitches.
Miller raised a fly which Cuyler had no
trouble catching in right field. Dykes
fifth hit of the series was line single
to left Bush quickly got Boley in the
hole, but the LAS" shortstopper raised a
clean single to right field. Cuyler's throw
apparently had Dykes beaten at third
base, but Mcmillan dropped the ball and
on the throw. Mcmillan was not
charged with an error. With the count
standing two balls and two strikes,
Dykes and Boley eSsayed a double steal,
Dykes apparently slid in under the
throw. and Umpire Moran indicated
safe" then reversed his decision and
declared the runner out That was the
way it appeared to the fans, who relied
on the arbiters pantonomy. but 1t soon
developed that the umpire had called a
third strike on Earnshaw. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
CHICAGO-Taylor popped to Dykes.
Bush took a third strike, and Mcmillan.
after getting a respite when Poxx mar
rowly missed making a one-hand catch
of his foul, popped TO Bishop. No runs.
ATHLETICS-Grim came in to the
center of the diamond to take Bishops
little fly. After fouling a pair OF strikes
and passing up two bad ones, Haas got
his second straight hit of the game, a
ringing single to right. Cochrane
picked out one to his liking and sent it
bounding to center field, Haas taking
e., S4E%,
mons came up. Bush pitched three
straight balls before getting the first
strike over. Al then skied TO Mcmillan
in on the grass. Bush made couple
of faints at throwing to get Haas off
second, then fooled FoXX with a wide
hook. One ball followed and Foxx
grounded to short, and when English
fumbled the corners were crowded. This
was Woody's fourth error of the series.
Bush'S first two pitches to Miller were
called strikes, and Bings swing at the
next resulted in an easy fly to Stephen
son in left. Bush had gotten out of a
bad hole. No runs.
FOURTH INNING.
CHICAGO-English was earnestly ap-
plauded as he came to bat, but his best
effort was high fly. which Foxx caught
standing on the foul line. Hornsby
fouled. strike one, took number two, and
after passing up two high deliveries, was
called out on strikes for the second
straight time. This was the sixth oc-
| casion on which Roger had been victim
lied in the series Wilson's second hit
| in row and his fifth straight, counting
| the three he made in the last game at
Chicago, was a single to right Earn
shaw needed but three pitches to dis
! pose Of Cuyler. who took the last one.
This was the sixth time that Xxi had
been thus victimized in the set. No
runs.
ATHLETICS-Hitt at the first ball
pitched, Dykes lofted to Wilson in left
center. Boleys second straight hit was
a line single to center. EarnShaw
promptly sacrificed with a neat bunt,
| which Mcmillan threw to Grimm
| Bishop waited out the full string and
| drew a free ticket. Haas proved I'M
equal to a third consecutive safety, his
little fly to Cuyler ending the Mackian
| threat. and the fourth inning ended
| with the AS having eight men left on
the bases. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Earnshaw missed his tar
| get three times before getting strike
| over for Stephenson. Another followed
ard Bishop then tossed him out
Max trotted well into right field to grab
| Grimm's high fly. Taylor became strike
out victim number seven for Earnshaw
, He had to use but three pitches to set
him down. No runs.
MISUNDERSTANDING made it two
| hits in a row when he beat out a rap
| to English in deep short. The play al
| first base was close. Simmons took one
strike before lining to Wilson in center
| FoXXs vicious lunge resulted in topped
drive down the first base line, and he
| was tossed out by Bush, Cochrane going
to second. It was here that Miller made
bid for share of world series glory
by cracking a clean single to center
| which scored Cochrane from second
base for the first run of the game. With
Dykes up, Miller died attempting tO
steal. on Taylor's perfect peg TO Horns
by One run.
SIXTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Bushs maneuverS in the
batter's box on Earnshaw brought fruit
when he drew the Cubs first base or
balls. In an effort to sacrifice, McMil.
Ian popped, Cochrsne making running
catch of the ball back Of the plate
English fouled three times before send
ing a slow roller toward third, which
DYKES fumbled, Bush pulling up at Sec
ond This was Jimmys second error o.
the series. Hornsby then made partia
amends for his former helplessness a
the bat by slashing single past BoleI
To left field, scoring Bush with the tyinl
run and putting English on second
Bishop made a nice stop of wilson
hot smash and tagged him at first, a
/ both runners advanced. This put TIL
issue UP to Cuyler, and he met IL b.