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PAGE ELEVEN SECOND STRAIGHT GAME, DEFEATING CARDS 601 Z Cots Us The Pics Attempt to Overcome Score After Fifth Innings-- y Cochrane and Watkins Hit Homers i Bove Park, Philadelphia, Pepn., 2.,--~The excitement, and official dignity attach a world's series opening ba replaced today by the fact prelude to just a ball gin the Athletics trotted out to warm up for their attempt to make it two stagight over the St. Louis Cardin- I te prospdets of a somewhat warmer and more comfortable day were for another eapdcity crowa" of nearly 33,000 and a right handed pitehing duel between Geoge Earn- shaw, the former Swarthmore col- lege flinger, and Charles Flint Rhem, the somewhat' ertaile but - nevertheless brilliant speedbal tos. ser of the Red 1Brds. Fans took a cufToud wud "special interest in the performance of Rheem, becaues he figured in a sens sational story of b y "kidnapped the night before: ag: to have pitehed against © Brook "In a8 oa series severil week ago and. fo to imbibe Intoxica 5 "beve "Hh spirited as a result of their first game triumph, the World's champions A's dashed out om the} field under the leadership of Cap- tain Eddie Collins shorty after noon and began knocking the.ball to 'all corners of the lot a8 well as|) outside the park, Doubt as to Mack's pitching sel- ection was apparently dissipated when Earnshaw took part in the | batting practice and' manifested every symptom of being about to take on the enemy, George Wal- berg. big left hander, also engaged in the workoyt but then shagged flips in the outfield gs an indica- tion that he was not a likely start- pa a -- er. N The Cardinals came ouf with | plenty of pepper for practice, dis playing 'no signs of being down- hearted over their first setback. 1st Inning Cardipals.~Douthit lifted a high fly to Bishop who caught it near the pitcher's mound. Simmons pulled in Dykes' long foul, Frisch doubled ov- er Simmons' head for a two-bagger, making his 43rd World 'Series hit; a world's record. Haas made a runn- ing cach of Bottomley's fly in centfe field to end the inning. No runs, one hit, no errors, none left, . Athletics,--~Bishop lined out to Douthit, Dykes rolled a fast one down to Adams who made a fine play and threw him out to Bottomley. Mickey Cochrane slammed the ball over the right field wall for his sec- ond homer in two times at bat. Sim- mons singled to centre, Foxx hit in- to centre field for two bases and L Simmons scored on the hit, Miller dribbled the ball down the first base line and was out to Bottomley unas- sisted. Two runs, three hits, no er- rors, one left. ; 2nd. Inning Cardinals.--Hafey up, lifted a' fly to Bishop in short centre. Watkins up, slammed the ball over the right [field wall for the first circuit smash for the National leaguers. Manusco up, beat out a hit to Boley at short, Boley got the ball in owe hand but 'could not make the putout. Gelbert up, singled to centre, Manusco taking third base. The ball bounced over Bishop's. head. Rhem struck out. \Douthit popped to Bishop, hitting the ball on the handle of his bat. One run, three 'hits, no errors, two left. J eddo Premium The Best Produced n America At Usual Coal Prices DIXON COAL CO. Telophons 262 Five Direct Lines > aut 0 was thrown out at first, Lb) drew . a walk, ~Haas up, struck out, oH an wor the third strike but thee: him out a peut Boley. Frisch. Eamnsha w.was n he came up. He 0 ey inf left centre, No ns, no ith no errors, and none 3rd. Inning Cardinals, --Adams up and Jifted a high fly to Miller, in short right field, Frisch was cheered when he came to the plate, He hit a hard smash to Boley who fumbled and was charged with the first error of the series, Bottomley struck out. Frisch stole second and went to 3rd. on Coch- rane's throw which bounced to cen- tre. This was the second error, Haf- ey had the third strike called. No runs, no hits, two errors and one left. Athleties.~Bishop rolled out to Bottom! Dykes had several foul balls and then struck out on a fast pA 2b, Dykes, 3b. rane, c. Simmons, If. Foxx, 1b. Miller, =f. Hass, cf. Boley, ss. Earnshaw, p. \ ican, The Batting ( Order , P. Umpires, at plate--Charles Rigler (National); first base, Jack, Reardon (American); second base, Geisel (National); third base, George Moriarity (Amer- or. 10m cf. Adams, 3b. Frisch, 2b. Bottomley, 1b, Hafey, If. Watkins, tf. Mancuso, c. Gelbert, ss. Rhem. Harry curve, Cocl hit a to Frisch who fumbled for the first Na- tional error, Simmons hit a two- bagger to the right field wall on which Watkins tried to make a shoe- string catch, Cochrane scored. Foxx walked on four straight balls, Miller came Wp and singled to feft. Sim- mons scored when the throw to the plate got away from Manusco. Foxx went to third and Miller to second. Rhem was charged with an error, Haas lined out to Douthit. Two runs, two hits, two errors, and two left. 4th Inning Cardinals, ~Watkins lifted a fly to Simmons in short left, Simmons caught the ball but almost lost it. in the sun, Manusco struck out. Gel- bert was' called out on strikes. No funs, no hits, no errors, and none eit, Athletics~Boley up, bounded a fast one off Gelbert's [glove for a single. Earnshaw struck out, swing- ing at the third one. Bishop walked and Dykes hit to centre field for two bases sent both Boley and Bishop home. This finished Rhem and he was 'taken from the box. Lindsey went into pitch for St. Louis, Coch- rane lined to Gelbert and Dykes was doubled off second, for a smart un. assisted double play. Two runs, two hits, no errors and none left. Sth Inning Cardipals.--Lindsey up, hit into right centre for one base. Douthit hit a fly to Cochrane between the plate and first base, Adams up, flied lout to Haas who made a running catch 'close to the infield. Frisch up, popped to Dykes, No runs, one hit, no. errors, one left. Athletics.--~Simmons up, hit a high fly which Douthit caught "in yn field, Foxx rolled to Gelbert and Miller lined bh hr gol i y 1 'the pill. N ai ts, no errors, and none de 6th Inning CatdidalnBottominy up, lifted a high fly to Bishop back of second. Hafey bounded to Dykes and was out to Foxx. Watkins rolled to Foxx. and was out when Earnshaw covered the plate, No runs, no hits, no ér- rors, and none left, Athletics.--Haas up, and fanned on a third strike called. Boley fouled to Bottomley, Earnshaw struck out, No runs, no hits, no errors, and none left. 7th Inning Cardinals, ~ Mancuso up, walked, Gélhert forced Mancuso at second when he grounded to Foxx. Gelbert was safe at first. Fisher, batting for Lindsey, struck out, Douthit flied out to Simmons in deep left. No [uns. no hits, no efrors and none eft Athletics. --Johnston now pitching for Cardinals, Bishop up and drew a walk. Dykes bunted to Bottomley and was out unassisted. Cochrane Simmons rolled to Frisch and was out to Bottomley, the Foxx struck out runners advancing, No runs, no er- to retire the side. rors, and two left. 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Haas (Athletics) + veaes: a Douthit (Cardinals) Blades (Cardinals) 41 ceases 129 482 73 219 359 FIRST SASEMEN 1 127 475 SECOND BASEMEN 430 Frisch (Cardinals) ......., 132 532 SHORTSTOPS camnwvsns 117 412 135 49% 89 THIRD BASEMEN . 122 423 .. 133 560 LEFT FIELDERS 547 117 429 CENTRE FIELDERS 123 513 150 648 RIGHT FIELDERS Miller (Athletics) vioeqaeee 151 = 0 176 Watkins (Cardinals) ...... 117 380 81 CATCHERS B. R. H. 2b 4 H.R. R.B.I.S.B. Ave. 109 174 6 10 8 5 Wl 3B 8 379 54 114 318 % 25 | 30 334 305 184 145 127 90 231 344 277 302 303 304 21 47 21 35 111 108 118 183 » 14 150 128 170 70 93 S379 340 150 207 106 146 296 299 152 194 N 104 305 A19 Jo8 2 3 141 ATHLETICS GET FIVE HITS ALL EXTRA- BASE CLOUTS TO WINFIRST GAME 5 2 al Support Game and Cheer Wildly torious BY ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Writer Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 2.--The long range guns of the Philadelphia Athletics were much more effective yesterday than the cannonball de- livery of Rohert Moses Grove as the world's champions began the defence of thyir baseball crown triumphantly against the challenge of the St, Louis Cardinals. Before a record-breaking home town base- ball crowd of 32,295 fans, with President Hoover and a distinguish ed official party among the onlook- ers, the Athletics trained their heavy howitzers on the fences and other distant places to beat down the stout pitching of the veteran Burleigh Grimes and whip the Car dinals by-the score of 5 to 2 In the world's series opener. Grove, southpaw ace of Connie Mack's staff, was nowhere the tér- ror that the Cardinals and the experts had expected, but the heavy hitters, led by Al Simmons, batting and Adams was doubled off first. 'Bottomley fouled out to Dykes near Jrd base. No rung no hits, no errors, and none left. Athletics --Miller up and struck out on a wide hook. Haas flied out to Gelbert in short left field. Bole flied out to Hafey who took the ball on the run, No runs, no hits, no ers rors, and none left. Sth Inning Cardinals.--Hafey up, rolled to Boley and was thrown out to Foxx. Watkins up, hit a fan on the chin with a foul ball and then struck out, swinging. Mancuso struck. out on a fast ball. No jruns, no hits, no ers rors, and none left. Cardinals "vives ver Athletics School last Sunday morning: oi bi and family, of Che bis w guests of W, W, W. Ges | 0 an ily on Sunday. Mrs. Dinah Sanders, of Whitby, Jog Brown, and nly hk ul et akc) Shneh oF fain Hi, FA School was. enjoy £4 o ie, of Cobours, was home over the week end, {vars stooped. by Mackmen Are Outhit by Cardinals, 9-5, But Capture First Game of 'World Series--Athletics Get Two Homers, Two Triples and a Double--Grove Is Given Sensation. in Pinches--Record Crowd Witnesses Big as Champions Emmerge Vic- & Ld king of the American League, and the redoubtable Mickey Cochrane, struck severe damage and disaster to the cause of the National League pennant winners. The Athletics made only five hits off the spitball dellvery of the 37- year-old Grimes, returning to the championship fray after a lapse of ten years, but every one of the five was for extra bases and every one counted for a run as the A's attack created a remarkable world's series batting record. - While the Cardinals were wasting most of the nine safe blows they collected off the southpaw shoots of Grove, the mauling Mackmen pounded their way to victory on home rums hy Simmons and Cochrane, triples by George (Nule) Haas and Jimmy Foxx, plus a booming double again- 3d centrefield stands by Jimmy os. Five Hits For 10 Bases Grimes, who pitched masterful ball otherwise and struck out six of Athletics as compared to only five strikeout victims for Grove, simply could not spike the big guns, When Foxx tripled for the first hit off Grimes in the second innine, Bing Miller was ready with a sac- rifice fly to bring him home. 8im. mons cleared the right fleld bar. rier with & 'homer in the fourth to tie the score, after the Cardin. als had landed heavily on Grove in the second frame. When Bishop walked in fhe sixth, Dykes was on hand with a two-bagger to the out. skirts that scored the second sack. er. After Haas tripled to the right field limits in, the seventh, the Atlfleties upset the Cardinals with erfectly executed squeeze play, BO ey's neat bunt to Grimes tally- ing thé centre fielder. As a final flourish, Cochrane crashed the ball over the right field, wall in the eighth inning, Meanwhile, Grove needed and ahi ined sensational defensive work y his mates in the task of check. ing the gallant Red Birds, who fought desperately right down to the finish, and threatened to score in almost every inning as they hit the southpaw star much harder than the partisans of the Athletics had expected them to do. This arkling defence of the world's mplons reached its climax in the srl inning, when the Cardinals only one run behind at the time, some spectacular stone pa Boley and Max Bishop. Ex-Orioles Star in Field In this frame, Grimes singled with one out and Taylor Douthit followed with=a hard smash he. tween short and third that Boley just managed to grab. He fell in "Fair and Cool" Weatherman's Forecast Today Philadelphia, Penn, Oct. 2.~ "Fair and continued cool," was the weatherman's offering to baseball fans today as the world champion Athletics and the St, Louis Cardin~ als prepared to battle in the sec- ond game of the world series. A temperature of 54 at 7 a.m, indicated the same low tempera- ture of yesterday will mark today's game. A bright and warming sun, however, somewhat offset the snappy autumn breezes that swept around Shibe Park, chilling the long line waiting for bleacher tickets. doing so, but from a prome and awkward position managed to get the ball to Bishop ahead of Grimes for a force play at second base, It was a brilliant effort and pos- sibly the turning point of the game, for Sparky Adams followed with a8 single that might have meant one run, tied the score and given fresh impetus to the Cardinal drive. As it was, two were out, runners on first and second, as Bishop closed the inning by running over. near second, leaping high and spearing a vicious line smash from the bat of Frank Frisch, whose all-round play indicated he was under no handicap from his lafe attack of lumbago. The only time the Cardinals broke through the smart defence of the Athletics was in the second inn ing. Then it took four hits and two sacrifice flies to produce a brace of runs and put St. Louis in the lead for the first and only time of the game, Jn the chukker, the supposed ly wea¥ end of the Cardinal batting order began an attack on Grove af- ter the southpaw .had retired the first six men in order, striking out three. Singles by Mancuso and Gel. bert, youthful stars of the Cardinals, were followed by a bunt that Grimes converted into a scratch hit, filling the bases. Douthit's long fly to Haas sent Mancuso scampering home and Gel- bert galloped across the plate on another sacrifice hoist by Sparky Adams, to Miller. Grimes held first meanwhile and advanced to second on Frisch's single but Bottomley was retired on a foul to Foxx, clos- ing the rally, Thereafter the Cards persistently pasted the offerings of Grove but got nowhere, either be- cause they had the misfortune to send their drives directly at the Ath- fetics or because of the stellar field- ing of the champions. Cardinals Waste Their Hits Frisch's two-bagger was wasted in the fifth after a pass to Blades and a single by Gelbert proved unpro- ductive in the fourth, Two more hits were wasted in the seventh, due to the afore-mentioned defensive work of Boley afd Bishop, while Hafey's double in the eighth was so much lost motion, With victory in hig grasp, Grove set down the last three Cardinals in order in the ninth, including a pinch-hitter for Grimes ~Puccinelli. Cochrane, whose bickstopping was one of the high spots of the Mack. lan play, contributed a spectacular catch in the eighth when he raced over to the very edge of the A's dugout to grab a high foul holst by Mancuso. The Cardinale! on the other hand, hadeeight left on bases. They were game right up. to the finish but they could not connect with the punches that would put Grove on the floor, even though they had the redoubt. able Robert Moscs somewhat groggy at times. The official attendance for today's opener, 32,295, was nearly 2500 in excess of the previous 'series high mark for Shibe Park. ceipts, amounting to $152,735, exceed- ed by more than $12,000 the vrevious local record, set last year. The box score : ' BOX SCORE St. Louis (N) ABRHOA Douthit, cf 4 00.00 Adams, 3b 0.1.1 Frisch, 2b 0 Bottomley, 1b .... 12 Hafey, i .... 2 Blades, rf. .. Mancuso, € sess Gelbert, 88 voaevins Grimes, p sovvenes xPucinelli ...... es a id for Grimes in 9th, Philadelphia (A) AB R H 0 4 Bishop, seniors' 1 Dykes, 3b ... ( Cochrane, ¢ ., Simons, 1f , Foxx, 1b . Miller, 0 "es Haas, cf Boley, ss Grove, p .. Sco coT™ | 8 1 ( CN 20 2 0 2 003 1 ( EF CSW --N onl COO rr a OD aeleoca 0 5 F8] wr a Louis (N) 002000 Phila, (A).,. 010101 . Summary Runs batted n--Miller, Douthit, Adams, Simmons, Dykes, Boley Cochrane. Two base hits--Frisch, Dykes, Hafey. Three base hits-- Foxx, Haas, Home runs--Simmons, Cochrane, Sacrifices--Miller, Dout- hit, Adams, Boley. Left on bases St, Louis 8; Philadelphia 2. Base on balls=Off Grove 1 (Blades); Grimes 3 (Cochrane, Bishop, Simmons). Struck out--By Grove 5, Bottomley, Blades, Grimes, Gelbert; by Grimes 6, Bishop, Grove 2, Foxx 2, Coch- rane. Anibites Motiarity, U @), plate; Rigler, (N), first base; Geisel, (A), second base; Reardon. (N), third base. Time--I :4 The giaté re- WORLD SERIES SLUGGERS~ Here's how the Big Four of the World Seriey faved in the first game: FRANK FRISCH rounded out (0 Bishop, Third inning---~Singled, ¥ifth inning =~ Doubled., Seventh inning == Lined to Bishop. JIM BOTTOMLEY Second inning---Struck ouf. Third inning--Fouled out to Foyk, Fifth inning--Grounded out to Foxx, Eighth . inning «= Thrown out by Bishop. MICKEY COCHRANE First inning ~~ Walked, and was caught stealin®. ¥ourth funing w= Flied to Blades. Sixth inning we a home run over the "right field wall, AL SIMMONS Second inning ~ Thrown out by Grimes, Fourth inning «= Hit 8 high homer over the right field yall, Sixth inning -- Walked (in« tentionally). Kighth inning Grounded out to Gelbert, STANDING OF CLUBS Team WwW. L. PC. 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