Evening star., 1932-09-29
Gehrig, Dickey and Chapman
Lead Attack Which Enables
New Workers to Go West
With TWo-Game Lead.
HERMAN LEAVES MATES
STRANDED IN SECOND
Cubs Second sacker Doubles to
Score in the Opening Frame,
but Gothamites Overcome Lead
on Two Passes and a Pair of
Singles.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
Sports Editor. The Star.

BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
Sports Editor. The Star.
NEW YORK, September 29.-
Continuing the timely swatting
displayed in the opening game,
the New York Yankees came back
today to defeat the Chicago Cubs
and hung up their second straight
world series victory.
The score was 5 to 2.
FIRST INNING.
CHICAGO-Herman missed with a
swing for a strike to open the game,
then lined down the left field line for
a double With count of two and two.
English lofted to Combs. Cuyler took
a wide one, then bounced to Crosetti
end was safe when he fumbled. Her
man pulling up at third. 1t was Gro
setti's second error on only two chances
ha has had in the series to date.
Stevenson popped to Combs in short
center Earl got off a good peg to the
plate, but not in time to prevent the
fast-fying Herman from scoring with
the first run Of the game. just as he did
Yesterday. Demaree popped to Ruth.
One run, one hit, one error, one left.
NEW YORK-Warnecke put the first
one over on Combs for called strike.
Earl swung for another after taking a
ball After fouling of several Combs
waited for a walk. Warnecke failed to
locate the plate for Sewen with his flrst
three pitches and Joey walked with but
one strike charged against him. The
entire Cubs infield surrounded the
pitcher to offer words Of encouragement
as Ruth came to bat. Babe took two
straight strikes. The next was wide
and on the fourth pitch Ruth went
down swinging as the crowd roared.
On the third pitch to Gehrig, Dali.
Hartnett attempted to pick Combs on
second, but the Yankee slid back sa1ely.
A futile swing brought the count on
Gehrig to 3 and Q. Lou then singled
past Grimm, scoring Combs with the
tying run. while Sewen pulled up at
second. Lazzerri popped high to Hart
nett on foul territory. Dickey was even
up at 2 and 2 when he rifled safety
past Grimm, scoring Sewell, and send
ing Gehrig to third. Grimm made
valiant effort to snare the ball, but
only succeeded in knocking it down.
This put the Yankees to the good.
Chapman was set down on a third
called strike Two runs, two hits, no
errors, two left.
SECOND INNING.
CHICAGO-On the second ball
pitched, Grimm lined single to CEN
ter. Gomez pitched but one strike in
walking Hartnett. Jurges bunted to
Gomez in front Of the plate, both of
his mates moving up on the secrifice.
With the Yankee infield pulled in
Warneke fouled several in the process
of tanning Herman then left his two
mates stranded by picking third strike.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two left.
NEW YORK-Crosetti popped harm
lessly to his rival shortstopper. Only
three pitches were required to retire
Gomez on strikes. Combs lined to Guy
ler No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
THIRD INNING.
CHICAGO-After waiting out the
string, English lofted to Ruth. Lazzeri
took care of Cuyler's easy roller. Steph-
enson resumed where he left of yester-
day by lining a safety to right, which
netted him two bases, when the ball
bounded past Ruth. Demaree passed
up three bad ones and after getting two
strike5 singled cleanly to right, scoring
Stephenson from second with the tying
run. The first two to Grimm were
strikes. After pitching two balls Gomez
detected Demaree in the act OF stealing
and trapped him between bases, his
throw to Gehrig effecting the putout.
One run, two hits, no errors, none left.
NEW YORK-Sewell bounced softly
to Herman. Ruth fouled for strike two
after taking a couple of balls. Two
more wide ones and Ruth strolled
With the count two and one, Gehrig
smashed a single just out of Herman's
reach, sending Ruth to second. Her
man only succeeded in knocking the
ball down. LazZeri sent slow bounder
over the box and was retired at first on
a good play by Jurges. both runners
advancing Dickey was purposely passed,
filling the bases. This brought up
Chapman, hitless in the series thus far
and he met the first ball pitched for
q line single to right that scored Ruth
and Gehrig. and put Dickey on
second. This put the Yankees in front
by two runs. Crosetti ended the rally
by taking q third strike. Two runs,
two hits, no errors, two left.
FOURTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Grimm crashed q hot
single past SeweT for his second straight
hit. Hartnett was famed on three
pitched balls. Jurges raped to Gro
setti, forcing Grimm at second, Lazzeri
getting the put out. Warnecke was
famed on three deliveries, taking the
third. No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
NEW YORK-Warnecke knocked
down Gomezs rap and tossed him out
Combs waited to the limit, then lashed
a safety to left. Sewell, with the hit
eld-run sign displayed. smacked the
first pitch into left field for q single
that put Combs on third. Ruth bounded