Evening star., 1926-10-07
CARDS AND YANKS
DEADL0CKED, %,
IN FOURTH INNING
Pennock and SherdeI Duel
on Mound in Fifth Game
of Series.
BOTH PITCHERS HURL
IN MASTERLY FASHION
Sportsman's Park Again Crowded
as World-Title Tilt Enters
It's Crucial Stage.
The Lineup.

koen1g, SS. SOuthworth, RI.
Ruth. If. Hornsby, 2b.
MeuSel, RI. Bottomley, ID.
Gehrig, 1b. L. Bell, Sd.
Iazzeri, 2b. Hafey, IL.
Dugan, 3b. O'Farreli, c.
SEVERED, q. Thevenow, IS.
Pennock, p. Sherdel, p.
Umpires-Messrs Dineen at plate.
O'Day at first, FIildebrand at second
and KLEIN at third.
BY CARL s. BRANDEBURY.
ST. LOUIS, October Z LP.-The ST.
Cardinals and New York Yankees
were tied in the fourth inning of the
this afternoon.
Neither team has scored.
The Yanks failed to threaten i'm
the first. An error by Koenig.
stolen base and passed ball got Bot
tomley to third. but the side failed to
score in the Cards half.
A double play ended a potential
rally by the Yanks in the second, after
Giehrig and Lazzeri had singled. Pen
mock retired the Cards without trouble.
An all.southpaw pitching cast was
named for the fifth world series game.
Herb Pennock for the Yankees and
Bill Sherdel for the Cardinals took up
their left hand battle. where they left
it off last Saturday in New York.
Holm was playing in center field in
stead of Douthit.
There was little apprehension among
the fans when the sun disappeared In
a thick haze just before time for play
Gray clouds replaced the blue prevail
Ing throughout the forenoon, but there
was no very distinct threat OF rain.
The stands were filled at game time
with thousands standing. The Gus
toners were making determined
drive for a third attendance record in
three DAYS. Yesterdays crowd num-
hered S8.S25, breaking the previous
days mark, with predictions made
that the official count today would
show 10000.
The fans looked at Ruth and held
up wet fingers to get the wind direc-
ton. with an eye on the right field
stands. During batting practice
wind blew toward the plate. but when
play was started the wind had chang
cd and was blowing from the plate
outward.
FIRST INNING.
YANKEES--The umpires gathered
at the plate and gave final lnstruc-
tions on ground rules to Manager
Hornsby of the Cardinals and Coach
William OLeary of the Yankees.
Meanwhile Sherdel and Pennock were
warmed up and both reported them
selves in fine shape. The band played
THE Star Spangled Banner while
the crowd stood and uncovered. The
Cardinals scampered upon the field,
nd
after the band had made its exit play
was begun. The first cheer went up
when Billy Southworth. who is lead
ing the Cardinals in hitting, went out
into right field. Sherdel went out into
the box, sprinkled his hands with
rosin and threw a few to OFarreU.
Combs up: Strike 1. called: ball !. low.
inside: Combs sent out fly to t1afey.
kcenig UP: Thevenow threw out koc-
Mig at first. koenig hitting the first
hall. Ruth up: He got a big hand.
Ball l. low, outside; strike 1, called.
This was a slow curve inside. Ball ,.
high. inside; Hornsby threw out Ruth
at first. the Babe going after slow
ball No runs, no hits. no errors.
CARDINALS-Hol up: Holm went
out. Koenig to Gehrig. hitting the first
pitch. SouthWorth up: koenig juggled
Southvorth's crounder and the batter
was safe. 1t was an error. Hornsby
UP: Time was called until Southworth
could tie his shoe Ball ] low; South
worth stole second: strike ] swung:
SEVERED dropped the ball and it went
for passed ball. Pennock threw out
Hornshy at first. Southworth going
70 third. Bottomley up: Strike |.
swung: ball l. wide and low; strike
.. swung: ball ., high: ball 3, outside;
Pennock kicked OH this one: Lazzeri
tossed ont Bottomley at first. No
runs, no hits. one error.
SECOND INNING.
YANKEES-N1eusel up: 4 big bou-
quet was presented to Ruth as he
came TO the bench. Strike |. called:
han ], outside: ball .. outside; Bell
knocked down Meusel's hot shot and
threw him out. Gehrig up: Ball !,
low: ball. .. wide: ball 3. low: strike
l. called: strike >. called; Gehrig sin
gled over the middle bag with the
count three and two. Lazzeri up:
Foul. strike ]: ball l, inside: Lazzeri
singled 10 right, Gehrig going to
third. Dugan up: Ball /. inside: hall
.. outside and low: Dugsn hit into
a double play. Hornsby taking Du
cams grounder. touching LaZZeri and
getting Dugan with a quick throw to
Rottomley No runs, two hits. no er
rors.
CARDINALS-Bell up: Ball /. high;
foul, strike |: foul, strike ,: Bell hit
long foul to the cash customers in
right: Bell struck out, taking third
called strike. Hafey up: Foul, strike
I; foul. strike >; ball l, high: foul: ball
.. high, outside; foul: foul: Hafey kept
fouling off Pennock's S slow curves:
pugan took Hafey'S grounder and
made "a wide throw to Gehrig. who
touched the runner as he came into
the bag O'Farrell up: Strike !.
called: ball |. low: ball ,. low: ball 3,
inside; O'Farrell singled off Pennock' s
glove. the ball bouncing to Koenig.
hut too late TO make the throw. Thev-
enow up: Thevenow sent out a fly to
Combs. The Cardinals were trying
the hit-and-run play. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
ANKEES-Severeid up: The sky
was becoming quite overcast. Seve-
reid sent out a fiy TO Holm, who made