Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-02
Simmons Also Scores on
Foxx's Double and Athletics
Increase Lead in Third and
Fourth Innings.
THREE PITCHERS USED
BY MANAGER STREET
Westerners Are Now Forced to
Return Home to Resume Series
on Saturday With Two Defeats
to 0vercome-Teams Travel
Tomorrow.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
Snnrts Editor of The Star.

SHIBE PARK, PHILADELPHIA, Oc-
tober 1.-THE Athletics took the second
straight game from the Cardinals here
this afternoon, and the Westerners are
now forced TO resume the series at home
two games behind the American League
rivals.
The score was to l.
Cochrane's homer. his second of the
series, started the Athletics of in the
first. Simmons scored in the same
frame on a double by Foxx The same
pair again crossed the rubber in the
third, after Watkins collected. homer
Tor the Cards in the third. Boley and
Bishop counted on Dykes double in the
fifth.
FIRST INNING.
ST. LoUI-After Douthit and
Adams were disposed of on flies to
Dykes and Simmons, Frisch clouted a
double to left field, to establish new
world series record of 43 hits, one more
than the old mark held by Capt. Eddie
Collins of the AS. Earnshaw worked
fearfully ON Bottomley and the count
had gone to and when the st. Louis
first basenan lifted a high fly to Haas
in center field. No runs.
ATHLETICS-Rhem had hurled one
ball and one strike to Bishop, when
Max lined to Douthit in center. After
missing swing, Dykes fouled for strike
two. A wide one followed and Jimmy
then nelted hot smash down the third
Ease line, which Sparky Adams took
care Of. With two balls and two strikes
charged against him, COchrane oupll-
Gated his performance of yesterday and
sent the ball soaring over the right
field fence for a home run, that again
got the Athletics off in front, as the
capacity throng of 80 900 roared its ac-
claim. Rhem got ahead OF Simmons
with two strikes and one ball, but with
the next pitch Al lined clean safety
to center, TO the tune of more cheering
Fouling the first pitch, Foxx then clout-
ed double to left center, which scored
Simmons from first base with the Mack
mems second run, putting the fans in an
uproar Miller had one ball called be-
tween two strikes, two wide ones foi-
lowed, and Bing then topped a ball TO
Bottomley, who gathered it in and tag
ged him on the line. Two runs.
SECOND INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Hafey swung at the first
ball pitched and fouled for strike one,
then popped to short center, where
Bishop got under the ball. With count
of two and two, Watkins, making his
first appearance at bat in the series,
duplicated Cochrane's swat for home
run over the right field fence. It was
a healthy wailop, which cleared the
barrier with plenty to spare. Mancuso
then came along with rap TO Boley in
deep short, which he beat out for a
hit. With two strikes charged against
him, Colbert connected for a crack that
bounded over Bishops head TO center
field, this single sending Mancuso to
third base. But for the extra high
bound the ball took Max could have
handled the chance easily. Earnshav
disposed of Rhem, his pitching rival, on
strikes, using only four deliveries. Dout-
hit swung Justify at the first pitch and
lifted an easy fly to Bishop, which left
the AS with one-run lead. One run.
ATEIETICS-Haas attempted 70
catch the Cardinal infield mapping
bunting the first pitch, but the ball
rolled foul for strike. Rhem was over
with the next, which was called strike
two, and after taking one ball, Mule
famed. Swinging at RHEIMS initial de-
livery, Boley popped 10 watkins IN rlgnt
field. Earnshaw was given a hand as
he approached the plate. He was dis
posed of in short order. flying to Hafey
on the first ball pitched. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Earnshaw got the jump
on Adams with two straight strikes
then missed the corner for curved bal
before Sparky lofted to Miller in right
Earnshaw was wide with his initia
pitch to Frisch. on the next delivery
Frankie swatted one toward short which
Boley knocked down but failed to re.
cover He was charged with an error
the first misplay Of the series The
count on Bottomley was one and one
when he raised a high fly on which
Bishop missed in desperate effort fol
2 catch in foul territory. He was no
charged with an error. Bottomley
then missed with a swing for a thirC
strike. With one ball recorded agains
Hafey, Frisch set sail for second II,
made it in safety. and when Cochranei
poor throw carried to center field, h
continued on 10 third Mickey wa
charged with an error. With the coun
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