Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1931, Page 77

97 - 1931. SEPTEMBER 27, v (<) Z (@] [ (&} & oot v = B ¥ 7 Q O e 9] o ) Qe C 7 i c O m > oL c = Q < (] e 7p! C THY SUNDAY : i Here is the 1931 Athletic team that has battled its way to another try for the world championship. greatest catcher in my backstop.” Would it be Stuffy McInnis or Jimmy Foxx?” be Ty, Mickey ball baseball -histo! X cmne' v “Now how about first base? inning Hopeful of Wi der, tics ’Lealn Lea Third Consecut " ,,'; Athle Anen pennmtl BY C. 'lLLIAM DUNCAN. I'd want Harry Davis at first n the ionship in t Leafs Bac e Ghamp 11 m fl k tes, Plays and Players join.f iamond Career and Names His All- ing ng World Ser ? Through Memory’s Scorebook to Jot Dozon Impend Outstand 3 m,._ M m T eam. 1g D Star World Series muu 3111 wm Mm Lt I _ %E. fim_é AU g 830 : _m bl il bm_mmw“ “Let me tell you about that inning,” said the famous diamond Jeader as he settled more com- “At that stage of % | um MM aE%%y mmmu .mwmwmm“mmmwmmmummW if a3 ¥ i _m Cubs in 1929. That occurred in the fourth game of the series with the score 8 to ¢ in favor of Chicago. The Athletics drove 10 runs across the plate before the third man retired. minute for me because I had never heard fortably in his big chair. “It was an interesting ‘open up’ to such an extent. thought perhaps Connie & ) bis effort was a diving games. I for a safety. ball which ordinarily ground hit the fi Gl ity iy o m.mm_ iy BRRRAESE w ”mmu mmMm it figs T m_wMWuum veil of the years was rolled back and the sport stage Connie brought to life But perhaps fl'-tmmd guessing. lw(meer?” Ion “A world series situation that will remain forever in my mind occurrsd during the second the scenes as he rememberel them. As it was, Strunk was on third and Barry on injured and I decided to let Lapp bat. Lapp hit a sharp one to Wiltse, who made a splendid runner.