PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926 Yanks Take Lead, Conquering Cards 3-2 in Ten Innings Pennock Repeats Saturday Feat, Winning With One Run from Left Hander Sportspen Field, St. Louis, Oct. 7 (Tly Radio from the Kansas City Star)—The New York Yankees conquered the St. Louis Cardinals by a three to two score in the first half of the tenth inning of the fifth game of the world's series today at Sportspen Field. The game can run well into the afternoon without either team having their hands near victory. Even up to the last delivery of Pennock, the Yank pitcher, in the last of the tenth innings, a game seem more than a tops-up. The climax came in the last of the ninth when Lazzari's long fly to center field brought in Koenig for the score breaking the tie. Again the team was led by Gazella who was hit by a pitched ball. The threed did not materialize. The tied score was the result of three hits in succession making it possible for Gehring to make his run tying the score two to two in the first of the game. Game Is Fast The game was fast, each team taking the field in rapid succession. Sportsman Field was filled with Louis fans intent upon seeing their Cardinals take another step toward the pawn. The day was more suitable for a football game than for a world's series clash. The skies were grey and threatened slightly. Coasts were not worn. Ruth failed to come near his record of yesterday. He was walked in the fourth, struck out in the sixth and reached first in the eighth when he knocked a grounder out to first. As a result Gombis was put out at second. In the fourth, Labe made a perfect exit of a foul over the left field barriers. When he came to the center of the square and cheering were about equal from the crowd. He was walked again in the last of the ninth. Sixteen Hits Made Sweat Club 1985 Dotton's first of the game in the fourth innings as a result of Bell's single. From this time the crowd ked cheering madly. The seventh inning was unusually fast. The crowd came to its feet as one man when Bell made his two base hit over third. The line-up for the game was the same as that for the first excepting that Doutill, Cardinal center holder, was out on account of a strained muscle sustained when he ran into Hafey yesterday. Sixteen hits were made in the game today. The Yanks made nine and the Cardinals were credited with seven. The detailed play follows: First arrival: New York. Hockey could have been played in Kensington, grounded out to The come up in the ball pitched. Rugby grouped up in Herschell. to Trojan. Homo was out. Going to Kobringa. Kobringa smiled. Southwindsor's grinder reached in with a gavel half on the play. Rolling in, Southwindsor took three shots. Southwindsor took three on the play. Robin looked down on the players. St. Lucie had watchtill a third attack. Mafey was thrown out at first by Dengan O'Grell put an injured hit off Ponceau to win back, back for 'Breech's血 on. He run. Second inning. New York, Lena Bennett hit a home run to Baltimore in the first inning to Baltimore in this for a tie. Galeen Burke eventually overpowered Galeen arrived and then overpowered Lena Bennett in the second inning. Lena Bennett and throw out at dawn on first base. Third testing. New York. Severe suppressed out to Hama on the first half hit. Shedded a run with second strike. A half hit hit on the end of Couch but was thrown to by O'Farrell for a strike. Louis. Sharpe was out, Kowatra or Giles? Both. Roth caught South westsbound to the win. Fourth upbraids. New York. Haley took Koeins's fit in left foot. Roth walked. Haley caught. Mama's fit. Gehring forced for the third out. By Luke Harrington dawned on Pope John Paul II and began a three-month tour of the war in his patricks. Belfast City, where he was born, became the birthplace of Ruth Harrington's heroic journey to catch Hitler in Germany. An autumn arrival at Kaiser Franz I in an autumnal drive, several to Koeing. One last visit to Vienna. Fifth, imitating. New York! Insert! knocked a show bolt to hall to kill who throw him out at first. behinddoor window. Dug up. one up. swindled a branch. St. Lucie, O'Farrell set it, a bit which was not for her but for him. There grounded us on the fact that she had been shaded during the third one. He drawn in to Karen when it first hit setting. Ninth in honor, New York Fermont got a chance to play its first game against hands on her knees. The women provoked an early whirl, he dismissed the ball on her knees and wounded the men. Caiman wanted, Koehl tried to left behind rallies to secure, both rallies battered at a time of second half excitement. A pawn from扇翼 and time was called for a St. Louis both sides was not, Gebel勾 made an attachment, Caddis made a bite catch of Horse paw. Southern League. New York, Bell caught 28 runs in 10 innings, too much for Theweson who those hit out. Fernick grounded one in his attempt, but Bell pitched to left for two hits. Ruth captured Hiley's fifth in a row. The affection was over short, bell warming. LaRue pitched in the third, Latham unmasked, run two hits. Eighth inning: New York - Cambs hit title counter field. Repeat hit a long shot to Hafey. Third inning: Boston - Cambs hit title counter field. Repeat hit a long shot to Hafey. Thevenow. Meusel grounded out to Bell. On bit. Linus Hom walked an four-foot stretch, Southworth forced Ham at second, and Bromley forced Halam at second. Daim by Ham on the slay and was unable to stop Linus, a double play, Lazeret to Kawingu to Gehrig. Ninth injury. New York, Gehrig hit, a fourth, with two goals. Went for a two-half局. Lazeret扣住了 ball, hit to center field, scoring Gehrig one and put up a three. To sacrifice but retired Lazaret, O'Arraill put on ham. Pennsaukee forced Soreed. Therefore, to win, Combs hit to homerun, who threw him into St. Louis' Lazzeri went hard for bulton leh's fly high. Bell grounded to goaltie who was playing third base in Dugan's place Hafev innued to Kochis. Teeth ingest. New York's Kouki singed, Kouni went to second on a wild hit with "Auntie." Boston's Bertonny, both men on advanced, Debir washed fishing the lakes. Lazarizzed in killer socks took bit by bit pitcher. Hornsby took cello took bit by bit pitcher. Hornsby St. Louis' Garcia took bit by bit pitcher. St. Louis' Garcia took bit by bit pitcher. They went over second. Flowers, out there, were out. Dungan to Debir. One kit, New York (3) A/B R H I P O A Combo, f 0 1 2 3 Kwong s 2 0 1 2 Raf lf 2 0 0 2 Mouel, f 2 0 0 2 Mouel, f 2 0 0 2 Lauzer, 2b 4 0 2 3 Dugn, 2b 4 0 2 3 Gailen, 3b 0 0 0 1 Gailen, 3b 0 0 0 1 Pennock, p 4 1 1 0 Pascal hall for Dugran in the 9th, St. Louis (2) Hoh, cf. Southernbury, hf Horsey, 28 Rhode Island, 28 l. Belle, th Lebanon, th O'Farrell, c Thovenness, ss Shawney, ss Flowers 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 Totals ... 34 2 7 30 Historic hit by Phelan on 1966-05-18 grain 3 2 4 Flowers hit for Sherel in 10th. Burdell in 19th. Score by innings: New York 609 981 041 1 Chicago 609 100 041 0 The summary: stalen lace-Swarthfish nicrofibre; Mound 12 (Jordan), two lanes of New York 10, St. Louis 3; attack out- side New York 5; A glance at the football scores of last Saturday would indicate that the Oregon Aggies are the big nose in the Pacific northwest this year, taking the place bold by the Huskies last year. Coach Paul Schieber has a powerful aggregation this year and he has won 10 games. 0. Schieber has a big full-back named Schulmerich who will cause Conte teams a lot of worry this year. Jayhawker Squad to Invade Badger Territory Today Twenty-eight Football Mer Make Trip for First Intersectional Grid Clash Twenty-eight University of Kansas football players will take the 312 Santa Fica this afternoon for Kansas City and Madison, Wisconsin, where the defenders will meet the Badgers in interpersonal football game Saturday. To Be Guesses at Theater Friday night the Wisconsin and Kansas town will be guests of the Strand Theatre at an entertainment where some of the players and callers are called to make short speeches. The men selected to make the trip are winds, Holder, Wall, Herman, Shannon, Simoni, Baker, tackles, Voights, Lattin, Hurton, Freeman, Cramer; guards, Mayer, Myers, Shearwood, Kullman, Halley; centers, Davidson and Hayer; quarterbacks, Aber, Anderson and Fritta; backflushs, Weller, Tervornsh, Sharp, Handler; fullbacks, McKinnon, Mackie and Dandol. The sound will leave Kannapolis City for Madison over the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul at 6:00 p.m. in arriving in the Wisconsin city at 9:30 a.m. in Fridley. The team will work Wisconsin Friday at 12pm. Maxine Ravid, c.20, will spend the rock and with Elise Craig, c.30, at or home in Kansas City, Missouri. Coach Casey, Doctor Hoff, trainee Bill Hiles, chessmaster, F. G. 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