The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-10-02
PITCHES
MASTERLY GAME TO
TAKE SECOND TILT
Duplicates Feat of Year Ago
When he Scrambled Goose
Eggs For Champs
ALLOWS ONLY Three HITS
Big George Earnshaw, Mack
Right-Hander, Gives Cards
Six BingIes
ALLOWS ONLY Three HITS

s~portsmans Park, st. Louis, Mo-,
Oct. 2.-(R-Wild Bill Hallahan, frau
looking southpaw who shut out the
worlds champion Philadelphia Ath.
letics in the 1880 worlds series, white.
washed them 2 to o Friday In the
second game to put the st. Louis
Cardinals back in the thick of the
fight for the 1881 championship.
Hallahan allowed only three hits
and managed to pull through some
tight spots without losing his control.
Big George Earnshaw. star right
handler for the Mackmen, was nickeo
for six safeties.
First Inning
Athletics-Bishop vas out, Frisch
to Bottomley. Haas struck out,
swinging at a low fast ball. Coch-
rane struck out swinging at a curve.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none left.
Cardinals-F1owers grounded to
Bishop and was out at first. Wat
kins singled to center and raced to
second as Haas handled the ball
slowly. It was a fluke two-base hit.
Frisch hoisted to Haas in left center.
Bottomley flied out to Haas. No runs,
one hit, no errors, one left.
Second Inning
AthleticS-Simmons drove q Ions
fly to Hafey. Foxx grounded to
Frisch and was thrown out at first.
Miller struck out swinging. Hallahan
was working carefully and showed a
lot of stuff as he retired the sixth
straight batsman. No runs, no hits,
no errors. none left.
Cardinals-Hafey was out, Earn.
shaw to Foxx, on a high bounder.
Martin hit to left field and slid safe.
ly into second base as Simmons Jug
gled the ball and Iipped before
throwing. 1t was q two-base hit.
Martin stole third, sliding forward
into the bag. Wilson flied to Haas
and Martin scored easily after the
catch. Colbert singled sharply to
right. Hallahan struck out, swinging.
One run, two hits, no errors, n left.
Third Inning
Athletics-Dykes popped to Flowers.
Williams famed, missing q fast ball
on the inside. Earnshaw grounded
out, Frisch to bottomley. He made
no attempt to run it out. No runs,
no hits, no errors, none left.
Cardinals-F1owers flied out tc
Haas In deep centerfield. Watkins hit
safely to centerfield for a single. It
was identical with his first hit but
Haas prevented him from taking an
extra base. Frisch popped to Will
liams. On the third pitch Bottomley
fculed the ball and robbed Watkins
of a stolen base. Bottom1ey ground
ed out, Earnshaw DETECTING the ball
to Bishop for the throwout at first,
NO runs, n hit, no errors, one left.
Fourth Inning
Athletic@Bishop fouled out to
Flowers. Haas flied to Hafey In short
left. Hallahan al showing nice con-
troll. Cochrane worked Hallahan for
a walk. He was the first Mackman
to reach first. Simmons forced Coch-
rane at second, Colbert to Frisch. No
runs, no hits, no errors, n left.
Cardinals-Hafey famed, swinging
at a fire ball inside. Martin was out
Dykes to Foxx, on a fast play. VIII
son grounded to Williams and was
thrown out at first. No runs, no hits,
no errors, none left.
Fifth Inning
AthleticstFoxx walked after Halla.
han had refused to give him a good
ball to hit at. Miller singled to right
and Foxx stopped at second. It was
the first hit off the southpaw and the
infield gathered around to steady
him. When Dykes came up the Card
inak played him for a bunt.
Dykes hunted to Bottomley and
was tagged out as both runners adj
vanced easily.
There was another conference with
Hallahan in the box. Williams walk
ed on four straight balls, filling the
bases. It was an intentional pass.
Earnshaw grounded into q double
play, Frisch to Colbert to Bottomley.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two left.
Cardinals - Colbert grounded to
Foxx, unassisted. AS Hallahan came
up the southpaw got a big hand. With
the count two and two, Hallahan
fouled off the next two pitches and
then famed, taking a called third
strike. Flowers popped a high foul
to Foxx. No runs, no hits, no errors
lone left.
Sixth Inning
Athletics-Bishop famed, plunging
at a slow ball and missing it by a
foot. Haas hit sharply into left for
a single. Cochrane flied out to Wat
kins, who made q sensational catch
Of the drive as he bumped into the
pavilion wall. Simmons grounded to
Flowers and Haas was forced at
second, Flowers to Colbert. No runs,
one hit, no errors, one left.
misunderstanding grounded out.
Bishop to Foxx. Frisch hit down the
left field line for two bases. Bottom
ley famed, swinging at q fast ball.
Earnshaw was bearing down on his
pitching. Haley grounded out, Dykes
to Foxx. No runs, one hit, no errors,
one left.
Seventh Inning
Athletics-Foxx hit the first ball
over Frisch's head for q single. Miller
bounced to Colbert and Foxx was
forced at second but Miller beat the
relay to first. Bottomley raced over
and grabbed Dykes pop foul directly
in front of the Athletics bench. VIII
liams walked. On a wild pitch to
Earnshaw, Miller went to third Earn
shaw famed, swinging at tho third
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