California scored its only touch
down in the second period on a drive
| down the field from the Holden Hears"
five-yard line.'
FIRST INNING WALLOPING
GIVES CARDS SIXTH GAME
,
Bob-lhe-Gob Shawkey Pounced on by Red Birds j
Like Wild Car Gobbling Up Tame White Bunny.
Bottoniley Plays Trick Shot.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.
NEW YORK. October o.—The St. I.nuis Nationals pounced oti Shaw
key. poor old Bob the Gob. like a wi’d rat on a tame white rabbit
at Yankee Stadium and the .si\th game of the 1020 world '
series was won and lost in the first inning. although Bob didn't
know it at ilie moment. Some sensed it. Those tatter were tjic persons
who knew Shawkcv's pa*t reputation in world series and those others who
have hunches and such like. The final score was 10 to 2.
The Cardinals clouted Shaw key left and right. Jim Rottomley was
the left clouter. He knocked the ball down the third'base line for two
: bases when all the Yanks were set to get it over in right field where be
i usuallv bits. It was all-fired unkind of him to cross them up in that
j way, but this series lias-crossed everybody.
iVineinnllv heeau.se Bottornley be- and in the sixth Bottomlev led off
I I IM’ I | » u' I • '
| pan that sort of thins, the seventh
| game of the series is necessary. It
I will he played Sunday afternoon at
Yankee Stadium, jf the field is free
from ice. The temperature was fall
ing very fast orr the hank of the
| muddy Harlem when the sun began
to go down today.
Water I'mler the Bridge.
