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cause Of his inability to make more
than one hit in 90 times at bat, and 1t
was evident that the slump still had
him in his grip, as he famed on three
pitched balls. No runs.
MISUNDERSTANDING Colbert. the
fielding star Of the series, easily halted
Boley's roller. Earnshaw was given q
fine hand as he strobe to the plate.
han using only four pitches. Hallahan
found the outside corner for Bishop,
slipped another over and Bishop was
then permitted to take his base when
q Hailahan hook grazed the sleeve Of
his shirt. Hallahan made futile effort
to catch Bishop of first, and failed
again after tossing low one to Dykes.
The next was wide and bounced out of
Wilson'S NIT. Bishop taking second on
the passed ball. A high one made it
three straight balls, and when the next
also missed its mark, Dykes walked.
The Cuakertown fans were roofing for
Street TO take Hallahan out. Coch-
raneS Mnge at the first pitch was
foul strike. Another followed. Then
two wide ones and Mickey fouled to
Adams, who ran almost to the stand
to make the catch. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
CARDNALS-Jimmy Wilson, next TO
Colbert the batting leader for the
Cards for the series, with mark of
364, saw his average shrink, when his
slow bounder down the third base line
was taken care Of by Dykes. This
brought up Colbert, whose .42e average
also shrunk a bit as he flied to Sim
mons on the first BAH pitched. George
Fisher, Cardinal reserve outfielder, was
~ fwa e. Aak ETa1l LII 80 Id
point. He had count Of one and one,
when he lined safety to left center,
which went for two bases. This was
the first bingle of Earnshaw. Douthit
then sent soft bounder to Boley and
was tagged at first. No runs.
ATHLETICS-S Sylvester johnson, one
time Detroit Tiger and q right-hander,
who rendered good service In O relief
capacity In the second game of the
series here. was Manager Streets choice
to succeed Hallahan ON the hill. Sim
the second strike. But after two balls
had been called, Simmons connected
with one to his liking and sent it soar
ing TO the upper stand in left field for
his second home run of the series,
which boosted the AS advantage to
three runs. Frtsch backed up for
Foxx's little fly. With one strike
charged against him, Miller poled his
second straight double to left field, the
ball landing within inches of the foul
line. johnson got Moore In q hole with
two called strikes, and he went down
swinging. Boley then looped to Wat
kins in right field. One run.
FOURTH INNING.
CARDINALS-At this point, to in
crease the defensive strength of his
team, Manager Mack shifted Simmons
over to his regular place in left field
and reinstated Haas In center, Moore
being withdrawn from the game. Adams
was set down on strikes, Eafnshaw
using only three deliveries. On the first
ball pitched, Watkins raised a high fly
to Dykes. Frisch singled to left A
strike had been called on Hafey when
he lofted TO left center, where Haas
got under the ball. No runs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was greeted
with applause as he came to bat. He
again famed. johnson missed the plate
three times before getting strike over
the plate with his next, but Max's
patience finally was rewarded with q
pass. Dykes was charged with one
strike when he connected for a liner
that carried on low line into the lower
stands in left field for a home run,
scoring Bishop ahead and putting the
Mackmen five up. Cochrane's bid for
a safety was knocked down by Frisch
back on the grass, and recovered by
frankie in time TO get a close verdict
at first base. The crowd generously
cheered his sensational bit Of work.
Simmons was disposed of on q bounder
To Adams. Two runs.
FIFTH INNING.
CARDINALS-Earnsh got the
Jump on Bottomiey with two strikes,
| and the latter then sent a soft roller
To- Bishop, Wilson asked that the ball
be inspected after missing two swings.
Umpire Rigley putting a new one into
play 1t apparently wasn't the bali.
however, as Wilson famed. Earnshaw
similarly got Colbert In the hole.
Charlie finally flied to Haas. No runs.
ATHLETICS-Foxx was CHARGED
! with two strikes and ball when he
cracked a rap past Frisch back of sec
ond base that netted him two bases.
! Miller passed up wide one then bunt-
cd TO Bottomley, whose throw to Frisch
at first base retired him, Foxx taking
third on the sacrifice. Haas swung and
TOOK q ball. Another strike was fol-
lowed by two balls, whereupon Haas
hit y 70 deep center, Foxx scoring from
third base after the catch with Phila-
delphiais sixth run. Boiey proved easy
looping TO Watkins In right field. One
run.
SIXTH INNING.
| Blades was sent I'm by
Manager Street to bat In place OF John
| son. A ball was sandwiched between
two strikes. then foul between two