Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-06
SERIES IS SQUARED
BY SHINING EFFORT
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tired Dykes and Cochrane Simmons
followed with the, only clean wallop of
the day on the Athletic side and that
blow ended the Athletic scoring.
The Cardinals tied the count in the
third on Gelbert's triple and Haines'
single.
The big blow-of came in the fourth.
With two out, Hafey doubled and
Blades raped one to Dykes at third.
Dykes threw low to Foxx and Hafey
scored. Singles by Wilson and Colbert
did the rest, leaving the count at 3 to !.
The vocal volcano at this point was
Missouri plains and must have thun-
dered against the wooded slopes of the
Rockies. Grove, the great oak, was
falling. The big barrier was being
dynamited and blown aside. The
Cards again had come from behind to
tie up the count and carry the war
along to finish.
They played great ball back of their
big veteran, with defense led by the
brilliant Colbert. one of the best young
shortstops base ball has known in many
years. Colbert was all over the lot
and his hitting was largely responsible
for two Of the three runs. It was his
triple which Bing Miller tried to chase
through the right-field wall that started
t1AC Q6u1dS6. IL was Ills Single LIldI
scored the final run. And he covered
more ground around short than a pair
OF cent.pedes. He has the class and he
looks the part with fine flash of speed
and a great arm.
Only Simmons Keeps Going.
TABBY STREET sent Grimes and
" Rhem into action at Philadelphia
and they were both hit hard. In
these two games the Mackmen piled up
IL runs. Back home, Gabby called
upon Hallahan and Haines and so far
they have checked the Athletics TO /
ers who can do this with left and
right arm have something up their
sleeves beside a cuff. Hallahan and
HaineS have held the Athletics help
less and they will be ready again later
on. They have finally cut of and sur
rounded all members Of the big three
except AL Simmons, who persists in
hitting them all with an average
around 500.
When you figure in the fact that the
Cards have come up to an even count
with Frisch end Bottonley. their main
punch far of form, you can estimate
the job they have done. Sunny Jim
Eotton1ley, the :lugging first baseman,
has hit one single in Is times at bat.
Frank Fr1Sch hasn't made hit since
he broke the world series record in the
hrst game The Cards depend upon this
pair and Hafey to carry them along
and only Hsfey has come through
Frisch and aBottomley haven't. They
have been stopped abruptly, game after
game, where hit would have been
worth money in the bank
The main answer is simply this-in
the last two home games the Cardinals
have run across great pitching. In
Hallahan and Haines they found at
least two men who could throw water
in the Athletics powder magazine.
Haines pitched the best game of the
series for all-around effectiveness. He
was cooler than the top of an iceberg
and had the heart Of an iron OK when
trouble threatened.
The Mackmen now must come back
with George Earnshaw in the fifth game
and the Cards have Grimes with long
rest. II Grimes fails they have Halla-
han and Haines waiting for another
shot
From the bottom of a scmber grotto
the Cards are back in the open again
with great chance TO win.
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