New Britain herald., 1930-10-08
Mack's Team Pounds Visitors From All An- gles-Hallahan, Wild As Hawk, Yanked in Third, While Johnson Lasts 3 Innings.
Lindsey Pulled Out in Eighth for Bell-Earn- shaw Lets Down to AL low Cards One Run in Ninth Frame But Saves More Scores.

Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Oct. 8 (AP)-Behind the won- derful pitching of Big George Earnshaw, Connie Mack's Ath- letics today won their second successive worlds baseball championship, crushing the St.. Louis Cardinals 7 to 1 in the sixth game. It gave the As the series, four games to two.
 The Athletics hammered the offer ings of Wild Bill Hallahan, their previous conqueror, as well as the pitching of his successors, Sylvester Johnson and Jim Lindsey with the most sustained and spectacular bat ting attack of the world series.
 The world champions made their seven hits count for as many runs as they went on a. rampage and quickly settled the issue that had been so hard fought and close up to today.
 Hallahan yielded two runs in the first inning. retired for a pinch hit ter after another wild display of pitching in the second and gave way to Sylvester Johnson, a right hand CT, who was greeted by Simmons homer at the outset of the third. In this inning, Bing Miller's sec- ond successive double was wasted.
 Meanwhile. with a crowd in ex- cess of 30,000 roaring encourage ment, Big George Earnshaw, start ing his second straight game, bore dcwn with his fast ball, and held the Cardinals to two safe hits in the first four innings. He struck out four in this span, including Bot tomley, for the ninth time in the series.
 Connie Mack, after revamping his outfield at the start of the game, moving Simmons to center and & recruit, Jim Moore, to left, went back to his regular batting order in the fourth. Simmons went back to left field and George Haas returned to center.
 First Inning-Cardinals
 Douthit up-Strike one, called. Foul, into stands, near left field, strike two. Douthit struck out, swinging at the third one, curve.
 Adams up-Ball one, high. Strike one, called. Foul into the stands back of the plate, strike two. Foul on top of stands, back of plate. Adams rolled to Foxx and was out, unassist- ed.
 Watkins up-Ball one, outside. Ball two, outside. Strike one, swing ing. Strike two, swinging. Watkins struck out, swinging hard at the third strike
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left.
 First Inning-Athletics
 Bishop up-Ball one, high. Strike one, called. Bishop lifted fly to Frisch near second base. Dykes up-Dykes was given a big hand. Ball one, high. Strike one, called. Ball two, high. Ball three, low. Strike two, called. Foul into stands along left field line. Ball four, high. Dykes walked
 Cochrane up-Strike one, called. Cochrane hit to right field and Dykes scored. Cochrane went to third. It was two-base hit Watkins was charged with an error when the ball rolled through him.
 Simmons up-Ball one, low. Strike one, swinging. Strike two, called. It was fast. Simmons struck out, swinging hard at the third strike. Foxx up-He was cheered. Strike one, swinging. Foul into stand back of first, strike two. Ball one, inside. Foxx fouled along the third base line, Hallahcn let it roll outside. Ball two, low Ball three, high. Ball four. outside. Foxx walked.
 Miller up-Ball one, inside. Ball two, low. Cochrane scored on Miller's double to center. FoxX went to third. Watkins made a great play to hold the ball to a double.
 Moore up-Moore lifted fly to Douthit on the first pitched ball.
 Two runs, two hits, one error, two left.
 | Second Inning-Cardinals
 Frisch up-Foul into the stands, back of first Strike one. Ball one, inside. Frisch flied to Simmons. | (Continued on Page TW0)