Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08
Jimmy Also Contributes a
Double and Miller Gets Pair
of Like BIoWs-Cochrane
Connects for Triple.
HALLAHAN AND JOHNSON
DRIVEN FROM MOUND
Manager Street Rushes Flock Of
Pinch itters and Reserve Play
ers Into Game to Stem Tide Of
Defeat, but Their Efforts Were
Fruitless.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
sports Editor Of The Star.

sHIBE PARK, Philadelphia, October
e.-Connie Mack's Athletics are world
champions for the second consecutive
year.
They gained that honor here this
afternoon when they defeated the st.
Louis Cardinals, to /, In the sixth and
xnal game Of the world series.
Home runs by Al Simmons and jim
my Dykes, in the third and fourth in
nings, clincned the victory and the title
for the Mackmen. Boley was on base
when Dykes connected.
Cochranes triple sent Dkyes home in
the first and he counted on Millers
double.
Foxx scored on long ny by Haas in
the NTH and Bishop checked in on q
long fay by Cochrane in the sixth.
Big George Earnshaw held the Cardi-
mails virtually helpless, while Hallahan,
chs Cards, star 1eft-hander, was driven
from the mound and johnson, who re-
placed him, met o like fate. Lindsay
then took up the pitching burden.
FIRST INNING.
eARDINAIS-Earnsl got on TO an
auspicious start by victimizing Douthit
on strikes. He also had Adams In the
hole when Sparky bounded to Foxx,
who made the play at first base un-
assisted, then followed up by whining
watkins after starting with two deliv-
cries that were wide OF the platter. NO
runs.
ATH Bishop let the first one
40 by, took q strike, then raised hign
Nv to Frisoh. Dykes popularity was
evident from the burst Of applause that
greeted him when he came to the bat.
Hsiiahan worked on him deliberately
and with the count extended to the
limit Jimmy passed up a high delivery
and drew q free ticket. With one strike
charged against him, Cochrane blistered
O triple past Bottomley down the f1rst
base line, scoring Dykes with the flrst
tally Of the pastime. Watkins had dill
ficulty fielding the bounding ball, but
escaped being charged with an error.
Hallahan had Simmons at the dis
advantage Of one ball and two strikes
when Al missed with a mighty unge
at a low hook. This brought UP Foxx,
whose homer gave the AS that 2-to-0-
ninth-inning victory at st. Louis Mon
day. Hallahan got the edge when Foxx
foIled one He was wide with the next
and Jimmy's terrific swing then resulted
in q topped ball on which Hallahan
slipped and fell attempting to field 1t,
the pellet, however, rolling foul about
Is feet from the plate. Two balls fol-
lowed and when the next was high as
well as wide, Fox got free transporta-
ton to first. Hallahan's first to Miller
was high. The next was low and Bing
then rified a double to right center,
scoring Cochrane and sending Fox to
third, but for a leaping clutch Of the
bounding ball by Watkins this drive
would have been good for additional
distance. Moore swung at Hallahan's
first delivery and raised an easy fly TO
Douthit in center field, leaving two of
his mates stranded on the runway. Two
runs.
SECOND INNING.
CARDINAIS-Frisch was charged
with O strike when he poled the ball to
deep center, where Simmons, travelling
back and to his right made a nice
catch. With a count of two and two
Hafey fouled three In q row, Their
belted long high one to Simmons
who had to move but a few feet IL
take 1t. This brought up Bottomley
denoted In the batting order today be-
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