Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08

under In foul territory. Andy High
was put in to bat for Sparky Adams
His place he also will take at third
base. With two straight strikes, High
smashed one in front of the plate,
which Earnshaw leaped TO drag out OF
the air, recovering his balance in time
to make the play at first base. Earn
shaw got q big hand. No runs.
ATHLETICS-LindS another right
handler, who shared service with Rhem
and johnson in the second game, was
Manager Streets third pitcher. Earn
shaw raised a high fly to Hafey in left
on the first ball pitched. Bishop wait
ed out the string, and walked for the
second time in a row. Tribute to Dykes
for his homer in the fourth was ac-
corded as he came to the bat. This
time Jimmy, with q count Of two and
one, lined O luSty double to left CEN
ter, which sent Bishop to third. Max
could have scored had not Capt Col
Inns, coaching at third, held him up
Cochrane took a strike and ball, then
walloped to Douthit In deep right GEN.
ter, Bishop scoring from third after the
catch, for the AS seventh run, Bishop
going TO second. Simmons missed with
One run.
SEVENTH INNING.
CARDINALS-Watkin was In the
hole with two strikes, when he ground
ed to Bishop. Frisch was set down
when Earnshaw jumped to snare his
hot-bounding smash and tossed 70
Foxx. Hafey had two strikes regis
tered against him when he poled q
double down the left field line for the
third hit OF Earnshaw. Bottomley was
the recipient Of Earnshaw's first pass
Big George getting only one strike over
Wilson then fouled TO Cochrane on the
first pitch, and the home town band
once again blared forth with the 81
Louis blues. No runs.
ATHLETTCS-Swin at the first
delivery, Foxx lofted to Douthit. MIL
Ter raised a fly which Wilson got under
close TO the stand back of the plate
Haas sent q little bounder to the boz
and Lindsey tossed him out. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING.
CARDINALS-With q count of one
and one Gelbert attempted to catch
the AS infield mapping with bunt
but his tap was too strong. the ball
reaching Foxx ahead Of the runner
The AS first baseman then distin-
guished himself by making q fine stoI
of Orsatti's smasner, who batted toI
Lindsey. EaTnshaw hunga pair Of strikes
on Douthit, who was disposed Of when
Boley made fine stop of his difficult
bounder with q toss TO Foxx. No runs
THLETICS-Bell was Streets fourth
pitcher of the day. Boley bounded to
his rival at short, who tagged him at
first, and the applause greeting Earn
shaw as he came TO the bat amounted
to an ovation. He sent Douthit~ chas-
ing in left-center for his long fly, anc
was applaudGa again as he walked back
to the bench. Bell took Bishops lit
tie bounder in front Of the plate anc
tagged him at first. No runs.
NINTH INNING,
CARDINALS-The Cards had theil
backs to the wall as High came up te
lead on In the ninth. He passed up
wide one then raped TO right for q
single, the crowd booing when he made
no effort to stretch the hit, which MIL
Ter had dificulty in fielding. Earn
shaw was wide of the mark with his
first four pitches TO Watkins, High NOV.
| ing up to second. Earnshaw tinall,
located the plate after pitching one bal
| to Frisch, wro with count OIL Two and
| one, lined directly into the paws o.
Foxx, who ran over and stepped OF
first base to double UP Watkins. HafeI
took one strike, swung for second
then poled safety down the left fele
| line, which went for two bases, aflc
scored High from second. 1t was thu
| Cardinals lone tally. With the count
of three and two, Bottomley walked
Wilson flied to Miller, and the AS re-
tanned their title Of world champions
One run