New Britain herald., 1929-10-14
Haas Hits Homer In Ninth, Scoring Bishop: and Tying Tally-Mil- Ter Contributes Win ming Run By Spec tacular Two-Bagger.
Cubs Apparently Cinch Game in Fourth by Scor- ing Twice on Ehmke- Final Squirt Gives Ath- letics Victory 3 to 2 in Sensational Finish.

Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Oct. If (AP) - With their backs against the wall, the. Athletics went out in the ninth inning today and won the world series from the Chicago Cubs, 3 to 2.
 Up to the ninth, Chicago had a margin of two runs, scored in the fourth when they drove Ehmke off the mound. But in the dramatic ninth, the Mack men snatched victory from de- feat.
 French went in as a pinch hitter for Walberg, who had relieved Ehmke, and famed. Bishop started the band play ing with a single. To the de- light of Philadelphia fans. Haas leaned on the ball for four bases over the fence and the score was tied. Cochrane went out at first.
 Simmons kept up the on-. slaught with a two-base hit. Jimmie Foxx, potent hitsman,: was passed. Then up came! Miller. The count was two and two, when he connected with one of big Pat Malone's speed shoots and singled. bringing in Simmons with the winning run Up to the ninth Malone held the Athletics in the hol- 'ON of his hand.
 President and Wife Present
 With the President and Mrs. Hoover looking on among more than 3G,000 others, the Athletics and Cubs fought at each other to a scoreless standstill in the first three innings.
 It was a fine pitching duel st the outset between Malone. big Cub right handler, and Ehmke, slim slow ball twirler of the As, hero of the first game.
 The Cubs staged surprise attack on Ehmkc in the fourth inning and drove the ersewhile pitching hero Of the As from the box with a two run rally after two were out. It gave the Cubs a 20 lead.
 Malone Going Strong
 Only nine men faced Malone in the first three innings, for Al Sim- mons, who made the only hit. a. single to left in the second inning. was doubled off first when Jimmy toNT lined to Hornsby on the hit and run play.
 Poor base running cost the Cuos any chance to score in the first two innings. English singled in the opener. on an intield tap to Ehmke, with one out. but died trying to steal.
 Wilson opened the second with a single but was forced by Cuyler, who was then run down between bases as lr tried to steal before Ehmke be- gan his windup,
 Root, with the count and ,. doubled down the first base line in the third. with one out, but McMil- Ian and English were easy outs. English pulled a sensational play cH Dykes in the third. robbing the As third baseman. of a hit when he raced back to bag looping fly over his shoulder.
 Walbcrg Flushed In
 Ehmke showed no signs of distress when he started the fourth by get l ting Hornsby on q bounder to Boley and Wilson on foul to Cochrane i Cuyler opened the attack with a two | base drive to right center, Stephen. son dashed to third, and scored or | Taylor's rehounding crack to center 1 for one base.
 This blow ended Ehmke's hopes oi repeating his first game triumph and made the Mack strategy in start. ing the slow curve artist look ques. 1 tionable.
 George (Rube) Walberg relieved i Ehmke and struck out the opposing pitcher, Pat Malone, to end the in, ming.
 Malone held the As to one hit ir 1 four innings, allowing only 12 mer to face him. Simmons made the hi but FoXx hit into a double play 1T 1 the second.
 Malones strikeout in the fourtl was the 45th Cub flaming victim breaking the previous worlds serie, record of Al.
 Hornsby was the 46th victim il the fifth inning as he whiffed fo the eighth time in the series, lead ing all his teammates in this respect
 Malone Using Speed
 Malone, in six frames, had helt the Athletics to pair of singles one by Simmons in the second ant the other by Miller in the fifth, tn, (Continued on Page Two)