The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-11

Dyer said, land we aren't going to ease up now that we hold the upper hand"
 He was hoping too that those Cardinal bats, which blazed Series history yesterday, would continue to roar. It was new-found power so far as the Cards were concerned for it was the most hitting they have done all season. The pre-Series experta- tions were that the Red Sox would be doing the power hitting but ex- eept for York's big bat they've been anything but the terrors they were in their drive to the pennant.
 Cr0nin Fails to Find Stopper
 But the Red Sox are the kind of club that can break out with rash of base hits at any time and Cronin figured that even though they lost to George (Big Red Munger yester- day, his boys were finding their bat ting eyes. For they pounded out nine hits and superb Cardinal fielding cut off at least a haf dozen others. Had some of those six fallen safely the Red Sox wouldn't have suffered hltrailating 12 to defeat.
 Once Hughson couldn't make it. he yielded the first six runs-Cronin gambled with his bullpen parade and couldn't come up with a stopper.
 The Red Sox pilot never quit try ing to find the right man, however, parading five pitchers to the post after Hughson had been batted out. None of Hughson's successors were effective and the Cards teed off on them with such v1gor that they tied the record set by the New York Giants for most hits in Series game. The Giants rattled off 20 blows against the New York Yankees in the 1921 Series.
 And by using six pitchers Cronin tied the Series record for the num- Der Of hurlers used in any one game.
 Four Get Four Hits
 The select group of players who have made four hits in Series game jumped from 2 to 26 in yesterdays display of power. Enos Slaughter, George KurowsH and Joe Garagiola of the Cards did the trick and so did Wally Moses of the Red Sox.
 There were lot of other features in the fourth game. In one inning for instance the Cards got two doubles, two singles and base on balls and still scored only one run because two men were thrown out at the plate. Later, the Red Sox suffered the same thing-York, whose home runs won the first and third games-tried to score after a fly and was cut down on a great throw by Slaughter.
 Cronin wasn't too worried about that sudden display of Cardinal power but he was wondering when his own players would break out in a rash of base hits. It better had be today for If the Red Sox go to St. Louis trailing three games to two not many baseball men would give much for their chances.
 The players pool was completed with yesterdays game as they share only in the receipts of the first four games. Receipts totaled $304, ,141. Since the sum is split on a 60-40 percent basis the winning teams share would be $182, ,48460, the losing teams cut $12l, ,656.40.
 Weather Favorable
 Tf fha 10 orjino1S Uiro aorh o1ouar receives $5,36713. If it's a Boston victory the Sox each get $4, ,932.01. If the Cardinals are beaten they each get $3,57813 while the Red Sox each would get s, ,28801 should they meet defeat.
 The reason for the difference in amounts per player on the two teams is that the Cardinals have cut the melon up among only 34 players