The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 6, 1942, Page 3

/ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, pee } CARDINALS TUMBLE | AND WIN PENNANT IN WORLD SERIES Kurowski’s Circuit Smash In Ninth With Mate Aboard Proved Decisive Blow _ HIT FOR CIRCUIT _ (Special to The Citizen) YANKEE STADIUM, New Yerk, Oct. 6.—Like boxer who has pounded his opponent into submission and then landed Billy (the Kidd) Southworth’s St. Louis Cardinals the “sleeper”, yesterdzy afternoon dropped the once invincible New York Yan- : ees for the count with a crush- | ing blow in the top half of the |; ninth round, ENOS SLAUGHTER ENOS SLAUGHTER, Cardinal outfielder, smashed the first 6 smash by George (Whitey) Kurowski, Card third | aboard, that laid low the mighty Yanks and gave the fighting Redbirds the Base- bell Crown of 1942, A circuit DeSeman, with a mate 1942 World Series. It came in the fourth inning of the fifth ;g@me yesterday and momentarily tied the score at 1-1. ‘was the extra punch Ecrly in the game, another round-tripper, poled off the bat of Enos Slaughter, had put the Cardinals back in the running! after Phil .Rizzuto’s four-bagger Gave the Yankees a 1-0 lead in the opening round. The victory was the fourth in a row for the galloping Red- birds. It ended 4-2. Johnny Beazley, conquerer of the Bronx Bombers in the second game of the series, did it again yesterday. He held the players from the banks of Harlem to Seven hits and once again proved he was capable of pulling him- self out of some “holes” that x would have dismayed other pitchers GEORGE KUROWSKI _ Kurowski’s home run was hit: GEORGE .(WHITEY) KUROW- in the gathering dusk and fans’ SKI's circuit smash in the ninth only knew what had happened of the game-yesterday was the) by watching Walker Cooper, blow that tumbled the once in- stellar catcher, gallop around the vincible New York Yankees and bases ahead of the St. Louis third gave his Cardinals the 1942 base- sacker. They couldn't follow, bell championship.. The count the flight of the ball as it sailed! was even at 2-cll when he poled into the stands in left field. his four-bagger into the leftfield Cooper had opened the ninth | stands with a mate on base. | with a single and went to second on a sacrifice. The Cardinal backstop had starred in the se- ries with his bat and zlert catch- ing. Three games in the hole and | their last chance at bat coming up in what proved to be the de- ciding battle, the Yanks were desperate but couldn’t break through the stone-wall defense displayed by their younger foe. Gordon revived hopes when he! singled to open the ninth. Sec-| ond baseman Brown fumbled Dickey’s easy roller but Cooper Picked off Gordon at second with a strike to that bag. Brown made the second out by scooping up Priddy’s grounder and then threw out pinchhitter Selkirk to end the game. In the fourth, after Rolfe had scored to again put the Yanks lout front, Beazley found himse't | PHILIP RIZZUTO in “deep water". With one down | pHIL RIZZUTO put the Yankees| and DiMaggio, op first, Keller | out front in thé opening round of (got to the first pitch for a sing the game yesterday when he ito right, sending DiMaggio o|crecked the third end last home third. Southworth calmed the|run the American Leaguers got young rookie and he struck out! in the series in the first inning. Gordon on four pitches and made ae: ek Dickey hit an easy force play \ Again in the fifth, Beazley came | Beazley, p through with flying colors. Ruff- ing, with one down, beat out a| Totals— 33 4 9 27 12 tap between third and the pitch- | New York Yankees er’s box. Rizzuto hit a grounder} Player. AB RH POA to first baseman Hopp, who at-! Rizzuto, ss sa apy De | tempted to catch Ruffing at sec-|Rolfe, 3b ond but threw wild. The run-|Cullenbine, rf ners were safe. Brown fumbled | DiMaggio, cf another easy grounder by Rolfe|Keller, If and then the bases were loaded.|Gordon, 2b Southworth again had a confer-| Dick ence With Beazley, who imme-|7zStain diately afterward forced Cullen- | Priddy bine to pop up. Billy the Kidd | Ruff had another talk with the young- | zzSe ster and catcher Cooper as Di-| Maggio came up. The Yankee } Totals— slugger couldn’t do nothing, |z—Ran for Dickey i grounding into a force play to|zz—Batted for Ruffing in ninth end the threat. )St. Louis (NL) 000 101 002—4 Ruffing gave up nine hits |New York (AL) — 100 100 000—2 The Cards got men on bases in| Runs batted in: Rizzuto, every inning except the seventh. | Slaughter, DiMagio, W. Cooper, It was the first time the Yanks |Kurowski 2; home runs: Rizzuto, had lost a World Series since the} Slaughter, Kurowski; sacrifices Cerds beat them out in 1926. |T. Moore, Hopp; double pla Slaughter’s homer in the final|Gordon, Rizzuto and Priddy, game was something like a cele-|Hopp, Marion and Brown; left bration. He leaves immediately/on bases: New York 7, St. Louis to join the U. S. armed forces. 5; earned runs: New York 2, St. Box score: | Louis 4; bases on balls: off Ruff- St. Louis Cardinals jing 1 (Brown), off Beazley 1 Player— AB RH PO A E| (Priddy); struck out by Ruffing Brown, 2b 0 3 2/3 (T. Moore, Beazley 2), by Beaz- T. Moore, cf 0} ley 2 (Gordon, Ruffing); umpires: Slaughter, rf 0| Magerkurth (NL) plate, Summers Musial, If 0/(AL) first base, Barr (NL) sé¢- W. Cooper, c 0}ond base, Hubbard (AB) third Hopp, 1b 1| base; time of game: 1:58; attend Kurkowski, 3b Olance: 65,052. f 4| E Al 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 3 3 1 3 3 1 441 40 cet 3.0 41 home run the Redbirds hit in the ~~~ i THE KEY: WEST CITIZEN. land some 400 other patents, born _TANKEE CONQUERER JOHN BEAZLEY JOHNNY BEAZLEY, rookie righthander. conquered the New York Yankees twice in the ‘42 World Series that ended yester- day. He beat them 4-3 in the second game and 4-2 in the fifth end last battle. Yesterday he al- lowed but seven hits. ~. NOTICE! All persons are hereby notified that a request been made by the United States Naval Operat- ing Ba Key West, Florida, to close the drawspan of the Moser Channel Draw Bridge for the period from September 14th to October 31st, 1942. Request has been made to the United States Engineer's Office, at Miami Beach, Florida, and any person wishing to interpose an ob- jection to such closure shall make such objection, in writing to the War Department, United States Engineer's Office, Miami Beach, Florida K. M. FENWICK, Lt. C_E.C.-V(s)U.S.N.R. By direction of the Commandant, N.O.B., Key West, Florida oct1-2-3-5-6-7,1942 LEGALS IRCUIT CO rr r RT OF THE CIRCE COUNTY, OF FLORIDA. 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