New Britain herald., 1930-10-06
Again On Wednesday.


 With four games behind them, the champioSs of the American and Ma tional Leagues stood all even, with two victories each, the home team winning every contest played.
 The two St. Louis victories made 8 new National League high" since 1928 when the same Cardinals won the series.
 i> After the fifth game today, the battlefield again will be transferred, the players moving in body back to Philadelphia for at least one con- test. and possibly two.
 The Cardinals levelled the series by giving 37-year-old Jesse Haines, their knuckle- ball expert, support in keeping with his masterly pitch ing. The score was 3 to 1 and Lefty Grove. Connie Mack's left handed ace, was the victim, although the defeat was not entirely the fault of the tall southpaw.
 Error Causes Groves Defeat
 Grove held the Cardinals to five hits, only one more than the total etiiO"Su ny LIS oOs't7N' buS t'ii 'i'S safeties were scored in two innings, two in the third and three in the fourth. With perfect support. how ever, Grove would have escaped with one run scored against him, a bad throw by the usually reliable Jimmy Dykes. permitting the win ,,Qing run to score. The player put on h1 al coora1 hIt thiS p-was an unnecessary run. Dykes, as "a matter of fact, did not have to throw the ball at all as he could shave tagged base runner in front -of him for the third out.
 !. Haines pitched good enough ball ito win most games, world series or .ajust common ordinary contests dur ling the season. He was nicked for three hits and one run in the first shining, but after that he yielded Eonly one isolated single. He was .ewild. issuing four passes. but he had 3control in the pinches when it 3counted.
 ss Gelbert Stars in Field 2 Smart fielding by Charley Gel Ebert. the Cardinals young shortstop, -sgave the Ohio pitcher, who is the sA'senior of the St. Louis staff, much satisfaction. Colbert started fast l~double play, after a sensational stop '.and converted a near-hit into an as 'sst when a hit would have been r.painful to the feelings of q the St Louis fans. Ray Blades who is car ried on the Cardinal roster as a coach but plays right field when a lefthander pitches for the opposi- tion, made brilliant running catch at the expense of Mickey Cochrane the hard hitting catcher oft Ath- letics, who was stopped in his tracks by Haines.
 Haines and Colbert were the Ma tional leaguers' big shots" in the fourth game. both on the defense and otfense. Haines, who is hitting pitcher, drove Colbert home with the first run of the game for hi: side, after the youngster had tripled Haines was simply keeping up his record of hard hitting in the world series. In the 1926 series with the New York Americans, not only did he shut out the Yankees at thl Sportsman's park but he contributed to the Cardinal cause with home run.
 Haines's Near Homer
 He had no home runs in his sys- tenn yesterday Eut he chased Bine Miller to the right field barrier to pull down a drive that seemed about to fall for extra bases. Gelbert, after scoring the first run of the game drove in the last one, and finished with a perfect day at bat, 1.-two fol two," as he drew Groves only base on balls.
 With the exception of the thirc and fourth innings, Grove had the Red Birds hitting high flies anc only two plays stood out in his sup. port. Bishop robbed Douthit of hit by rushing into right field tt pull down fly over his shouldei and Miller covered a lot of ground to make catch of d ball hit bl Frisch.
 Grimes ts. Earls1aW'
 The fifth game of the series wa: expected to bring two former start. ing pitchers back into the lineup Burleigh Grimes. the veteran spit baller, for the Cardinals and George Earnshaw the Athletics gian righthander. Grimes pitched the first game for the National leaguer! at Philadelphia and was defeated 5 to 2. Earnshaw won the secone game of the series, 6 to l.
 Grimes was beaten in spite O. limiting the Athletics to five hits every hit scoring a run and all go ing for extra bases. In the Sunday game at St. Louis the Cardinals die the extra base hitting, Colbert get ting triple and Hafey q double None of the Athletics four safetie' was for more than a base.
 Haines Starts Shakily Big Jesse was off 10 a wobbll start. Max Bishop started the game with a single, his fourth hit in two days, and Dykes sacrificed. A wilc pitch sent Bishop to third and Sim mons drove him home with a lont single. F'oxx scratched Il single of Frisch's glove but Colbert made fast play on Miller's smash and thu inning was over So was the scoring for the Athletics.
 Haines was in trouble again in th second when ltrisch booted Grove roller with two out and Bishop walk ed, but Dykes forced Grove. Sim mops made the other Philadelphia hit. a single in the third, but wa doubled with FoXx when the burl first sacker hit in the vicinity O Gelbert's all embracing hands.
 As Helpless Toward End
 From this point on. the American leaCue chamuiOns were hclDlpSS be