Rottomlev s terrific wallop at the
outset of the sixth, which carried to
deep left-center and was limited to
two bases by Ruth's quick retrieving,
led to nothing, as Shawkev then
whiffed Bell and Ha fey and caused
O'Farrell to pop foul, hut the Hards
j resumed scoring on a wholesale plane
j in the following frame, with the aid
j of some assistance front the home
guard, chasing Shawkev to the show
ers in the process and giving I'rban
Shocker, his successor, a taste of the
same bitter home-run medicine meted
out to him on his previous appear
ance In the series last Sunday.
Sun Aids Two-bagger.
Thevenow again led with a stiff shot
to left, and Alex again sacrificed, hut
this time got a life when Razzeri. who
covered first, dropped Shawkey s good
throw. Severeid pounced on Holm's
tap in front of the piste and rifled to
Dugan in time to force Thevenow at
third. Sonthworth then lined to left,
and Meuse), Winded by the sun, for
j feited any chance he might have had
for reaching the sphere, it sailing over j
his head for a two-bagger that scored
the pitcher and placed Holm on third.
This was the crack that sent Shaw
key on his way and brought Shocker
to the hill. I'rban was accorded a
warm welcome by Hornsby, who rifled
a safety past the pitcher that sped to
center and counted Holm and Smith
worth. Bottoniley's belt resulted in
the forcing of his boss. Koenig taking i
the hall and stepping on second.
