New Britain herald., 1930-10-02
Earnsh aw Dazzles Cards With Terrific Speed, While National Leaguers Pull Rhem, ky Lindsey and Then Turn to Johnson to Stem Tide. {
Double Tallies in First, Third and Fourth In- nings Give Philly Com manding Lead That Holds for Next Four Innings.

Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Oct. 2 (AP) - The worlds champion Athletics steam rol- lered the Cardinals today with another heavy hitting attack, knocking Flint Rhem out of the box and capturing their second straight world series victory by the score of 6 to 1.
 George Earnshaw, big right handler, held the National leaguers to six hits and struck out eight.
 Before another capacity crowd of 32,295 fans, who contributed to gate" of s152,7S5, exactly duplicat- ing the figures for the opening game, the Mackmen score convincing tri- umph and prepared to leave for St. Louis and the third game there on Saturday with commanding margin of two up and two to go.'
 The same cannonading crew that blasted Burleigh Grimes to defeat yesterday - Cochrane, Simmons, Foxx and Dykes, reinforced by Bing Millsr-brought about the downfall of Rhem today within less than four innings.
 Lindsey Called In , Rehm, after yielding seven hard blows, including home run by Cochrane, in three and one-third innings, gave way to Jim Lindsey of the Cardinal rescue corps.
 Lindsey stopped the fourth inning spurt than ran the As tally up to six and held the champions runless in the next two innings.
 Earnshaw had the Cardinals pop ping up to such an extent that Foxx, at first base, did not have a put out on an infield play until the sixth, but the big right handler hurt his foot in covering first base for the last put out of this frame.
 The pitcher limped badly. as he went to the plate and struck out in the\A's half of the sixth and then pitched four straight balls to Man. cuso, first up for the Cardinals in the seventh.
 Earnshaw weathered the seventh despite the effects of his bad foot striking ,out George Fisher, pinch hitter for Lindsey, but Mack took no chances by hastily warming up Rube Walberg and old Jack Quinn.
 Jazz Band Appears
 A jazz band appeared suddenly in the upper stands for the As half of the seventh and footed The St. Louis B1ues' while the big crowd roared.
 After Cochrane's homer, a single by Simmons and double by Foxx had produced two runs in the first in ming, the As seized an opening in the third to push two more runs across.
 Frank Frisch's error on Coch- rane's grounder, with two out, cost Rhem a chance to retire the side in order and was followed by a slash ing double to the right field wall by simmons, scoring Cochrane.
 fONN HurpOSely Passed
 Foxx was purposely passed, de- spite the objections of Rhem to or ders from the bench, but Muller pasted line single to left, scoring Simmons. When Rhem intercepted the throw-in and let the ball get past him for an error, Foxx dash ed to third and Miller to second but they were stranded when Haas lined to Douthit.
 The Cards tallied on George Wat kins' homer in the second but two errors failed to help them tally in the third frame. Boley fumbled Frisch's grounder and the Fordham Flash then stole second, going to third on Cochrane's wild throw. Hafey and Bottomley, the big guns, failed in the pinch and struck out, despite two breaks" in their favor on foul balls, one of which Bishop dropped after a hard run and the |. other falling unmolested as Dykes slipped in getting under the hoist.
 The crowd of 33,o00 fans accord ed wild demonstrations to the con- sistent batting attacks of the home town favorites.
 A single by Boley, pass to Bishop
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