The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-10

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out Monte Pearson. who subdusd
the Beds with a two-hitier-th
best pitched game Of the series.
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west and The Reds were on home
grounds where they figured To hit
better. And they did, but the
Yankees rose up and matched and
unmatched al the smuggling. Nc
Carthy unveiled his super-speclal
Tor 1888 a swarthy kid named
Charlie Keller who Is only one
year out Of the minor leagues.
Keller had given some indication
Of what might happen when he
smote a mighty triple in the first
game in New York. But that was
mild compared To what he did out
here.
On Saturday he broke out
with two homers and yester-
das he got another. II YOU
are looking for hero OF this
series take Mr.. Keller. You
won't find any better one. But
he didn't have 10 carry the
whole burden when II became
smuggling match. Those tried
and true home-run veterans,
Joe DiMaggio and Bill Dickey,
had the range, too.
Saturday for instance, the YAM
KEGS got only five hits, but four
of them were home runs.
POWER PAY-oFF
The payroll on Yankee power
really came yesterday. They were
faced by Paul Derringer and
Bucky Walters, perhaps the two
best pitchers In the National
league. But they whaled away at
Walters and Derringer as though
they were a pair of kids.
Defensively, the Yankees are
strongest where they need to be
strong-right down the middle of
the diamond. Gordon and Gro
setti are the finest double play
team in the game and Cincinnati
fans gasped at the effortless way
in which the boys sponged I'D
hard chances.
Back of them was the best
centerfielder In the business,
doe Disiaggio, who put on the
act yesterday by racing to the
centerfield fence, spinning
suddenly and catching a ball
that had double" written all
over II.
The Reds seemed to have
chance for awhile yesterday, but
they finally went down in the
tenth inning and lost, to 4. Their
defense collapsed and Derringer,
after working well for six innings.
finally got touched for a couple
Of home runs.
CINCINNATI - Total attend
ance and financial figures for the
four games of the world series:
Attendance, 1S3,849.
Receipts, S745,32s.O9.
Players pool, $3.50, 117.84.
Commissioners share, Gill;
1896.
Clubs and leagues share, $685.
411.89.
CHiCAGo-Charley Root. vet
Gran riohthapdar oe a.. OIL.