The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-10
sERIEs GAME friday
First Inning

FHct INNING
ATHLETICS-Bishop was called
out on strikes. The crowd applaud
ed Derringer. Haas grounded out,
Colbert to Bottomley. Cochrane
lined to Colbert. NO RUNS. NO
HITS. NO ERRORS.
CARDINALS-Bi Bishop made fine
play and tossed out Flowers. It was
a hard-hit grounder which Bishop
fielded with difficulty. Roettger hit
to center for single. The crowd
cheered. Frisch hit into a double
play, Bishop TO Williams to Foxx.
NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO Err
RORS.
Second Inning
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was out.
Frisch to Bottomley Foxx hit sharp
ly to right for a single. Miller forced
Foxx, Colbert to Frisch. Miller went
to second on a wild pitch. Dykes
grounded out. Flowers to Bottomley.
NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS.
CARDINALS-A big cheer greeted
Pepper Martin as he walked to the
plate. He rubbed his hands in the
dirt. Martin fouled out to Foxx.
Although Martin failed to hit his
first turn at bat he was given a big
hand. Hafey flied out to Hass, who
ran in at full speed to catch the fly.
Bottomley flied out to Miller, who
backed up against the screen to
make the catch. NO RUNS. NO
HITS. NO ERRORS.
Third Inning
ATHLETICS-Wi williams grounded |
out, Colbert to Bottomley. Colbert
made a wide throw, but Bottomley
reached for it, getting the runner.
Grove was called out on strikes.
Bishop lined out to Roettger, who
made a magnificent one-handed |
leaping catch. NO RUNS. NO HITS. /
NO ERRORS.
CARDINALS Wilson flied cut to
Haas. Colbert singled off Bishops |
glove. Bishop fell down in trying to /
snag that hot drive. Derringer sac |
rifced, Bishop to Foxx. Flowers was
tossed out by Williams. NO RUNS. !
ONE HIT. NO ERRORS.
Fourth Inning
ATHLETICS Haas was called out
on strikes. Frisch threw out Coch-
rane. Simmons flied out to Roett-
ger, who fell down making the
catch. NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO |
ERRORS.
CARDINALS-Roettger famed.
Frisch also struck out. Martin was
again cheered noisily as he came |
to bat. Martin lined out to Haas,
smacking the first ball pitched. NO |
RUNS. NO HITS. NO ERRORS.
Fifth Inning
ATHLETICS-FoxX grounded to |
Flowers, who threw wildly to Bot
tomley and the runner was safe. It
was an error for Flowers. Miller
sacrificed, Derringer to Bottomley.
Dykes walked. Williams singled to
center, Foxx scoring and Dykes
stopping at second. Grove famed.
Derringer tried to get Dykes off sec
ond. Bishop walked, filling the
bases. Catcher Wilson went out to
talk to Derringer. sylvester John
son was warming up for the Cards.
Haas walked, forcing in Dykes, Will
liams going to third and Bishop to
second. Gabby Street went out to
protest the decision on the last ball
pitched to Haas. The crowd booed
Umpire Nallin. Cochrane singled
off Frisch's glove, Williams scoring,
Bishop going to third and Haas to
second. Simmons also walked, fore
ng in Bishop, Haas going to third
and Cochrane to second. Derringer
was taken out of the game. Der
ringer complained about the deci-
5ions of Umpire Nallin when on the
way to the dugout. Sylvester John
son went in to pitch for the Car
dinals. FoxX popped out to Colbert
FOUR RUNS. TWO HITS. ONE
ERROR.
CARDINALS - Hafey singled off
Bishops bare hand. Bishop recov-
cred the ball and made the play but
was too late. Bottomley popped to
Dykes. Wilson lined out to Bishop.
Colbert popped to Bishop. NO
RUNS. ONE HIT. NO ERRORS.
Sixth Inning
ATHLETICS-Miller f n n d.
Dykes flied out to Martin. Williams
doubled to left. Lefty Grove was
given a generous cheer as he came
TO bat. Grove famed for the third
time. NO RUNS. ONE HIT. NO
CARDINALS-Blades batted for
Johnson and famed. Jim Lindsey
was warming up for the Cardinals.
Flowers doubled to left center. It
vas beautiful drive and he reached
second standing up as there was
40 play for him. Roettger flied to
Haas, Flowers going to third after
Jhe catch. Frisch beat out single
off FoXX's glove, Flowers scoring.