The Kusko times., 1929-10-26
HOW PHILADELPHIA ATH-
 LETICS WON WORLD SERIES
 FROM THE CHICAGO CUBS
First Game-Athletirs 3, Cubs 1.

Ehmke, veteran right-hander of the Athletics, justified his unexpected se- lection for the opening game of the world series by beating the Cubs 3 to 1 and smashing all series records by striking out 13 men before a crowd estimated at 50,0o0.
 Pitching the finest world series series game of the age, Ehmks, 35 years old, battled the Cubs to a standstill, baff1ing them with his slow curves as he gained one run lead off Charley Root in the seventh through Foxx's homer and clinching tie game when the As got two runs off Guy Bush in the ninth.
 Ehmke pitched himself out of three dangerous spots in the third, seventh and ninth innings bf striking out bat ters in pinches. He famed Hornsby and Wilson in succession in the thirn with runners on second and third and struck out the same pair again in the sixth.
 The Athletics made runs, 6 hits and error, and the Cobs 1 rhn, 8 hits and 2 errors. The battery for the As was Ehmke and Cochrane, and for the Cubs Root and Taylor and Gonzales.
 Second Game-Athletics g, Cubs 3. Wrigley Field, Chicago.-With the big bats of Al Simmons and Jimmy Foxx beating a tattoo against the fences, the Athletics crushed the Cubs to 5 for their second straight victory and the tenth,win in. row for the American League in world series competition.
 Grove struck out two pinch hitters in succession, and ,i-' Cubs equalei their own inglorious records of the day before of 13 striT aouts. Seven of these were victims ;: Earnshaw and six of Grove.
 The Athletics made 9 runs, 12 hits and no errors. The Cubs made 3 runs, II hits and 1 error. The bat tery for Philadelphia was Earnshaw, Grove and Cochrane, and for Chicago Malone, Blake, Carlson, Nehf and Taylor.
 Third Game-Cubs 3, Philadelphia |.
 Phi1adelphia-After being the goat for two games and the first part of the third and each with six strikeouts behind him, Cuyler and Hornsby snapped out of their slumps and and spoiled the homecoming of Con- nie Mack's men.
 The final taly was to l, with Guy Bush getting the pitching decision over George Earnshaw, who started his second straight game and struck out ten men, increasing the Cub strikeout total to 36 for the series.
 The Cubs made 8 runs, hits and error, and the Athletics run, 9 hits and 1 error. Batteries were Bush and Taylor, and Earnshaw and COchrane.
 Fourth Game-Athletics 10, Cubs g..
 Shibe Park, Philadelphia.-Over- hauling the Cubs in an amazing To- run rally in the seventh inning, the greatest in world series history, the Athletics batted their way to 10 to 8 victory before hysterical home town crowd of 50,0O0. Trailing by 8 runs going into the seventh and with he Cubs seemingly headed for a one sided win. the Athletics unloosed a tal:y that dwarfed any inning in series records. They batted four pitch for 10 runs, including home runs by Al Simmons and George Haas, as 15 n,ea went to the plate in an orgy tha. had the crowd wild.
 The Athletics made 10 runs, IS hits and errors, and the Cubs 8 runs. 10 hits and 2 errors. Batteries for Philadelphia were Quinn, Wal berg. Rommel, Grove and Cochrane,
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