The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-15
Cubs Went Into Ninth Inning
With 20 Lead, Easy fa-
v0rites to Win
BlNG MILLER ENDED GAME
Home Run by Mule Haas Was
Hardest.Hit Ball of Series,
Evans Contends
BY BILLY A
Tribune Special Scrvicc)

The fifth game of the world series
was the end Of the rainbow for Con-
ME Mack. After Is years Of patient
striving his efforts finally have been
rewarded.
Back in 1914. Mack dismantled his
American league champions after
that great team had been beaten four
straight by the loWly Boston Braves.
Since that time Connie has been
working with a patience possessed by
no other manager IN baseball. When
Bling Miller doubled to win the game
and series, Mack broke through the
reserve that is usually his and showed
his emotions by Shaping everybody OH
the back or shaking hands with any
ono within shaking distance. The
cor was: Philadelphia, 3: Chica-
so. 2.
The finish was one OF the most dra-
matte Y staged III a world series. It
We'd with the 10 run inning Of the
fourth game for thrills. except that
the attack of the Athletics was not
quite SO sustained. It didn't need to
be, for the Cubs had only a two run
lead and three TALES were enough to
decide the game and series.
Looked GOOd for Cubs
Up until the ninth inning. it looked
like a certain Cub victory. Pat Ma
lone had held the sluggers OF the
house of Mack in subsection for eight
innings. He mad pitched in the weak
ness Of the Athletics all afternoon and
while a number Of balls were hard
hit. they went directly into the
hands of some waiting fielder. Only
two hits had been scored off his de-
livery and the Cubs seemed certain
to record the first series shutout since
1926.
French. sent In to pinch hit for
Walberg. crossed up everybody by his
attitude at the plate. It was thought
he would try to work Malone for q
base on balls. SO as to set the stage
for a homer by m of Mack's wreck
ing crew. which would tie up the
game. He slashed away at the first
ball and fouled it off. He took the
next for a ball and then swung
at the next two. missing both Of them.
Malone had only to retire two more
men to get his name in the headlines
as the saviour Of the Cubs. Then
things began to happen.
Max Bishop. with two strikes on
him. singled to left. a slashing drive
just inside the foul line. He played
good baseball by not trying for more
than a single. yer though It might
have been converted into a double.
Malone Pitched Inside
Mule Haas stepped into the batter's
box. He was the young man who de-
livered a telling home run In the To-
run rally of the fourth game. Pos
sibly Bishops single upset Malone q
triflc, as he pitched inside to him
for the first time during the game.
Previously all his pitches to Haas
had been high and on the outside
to make him hit into left field.
Haas was quick to grasp the situa-
ton. A fast ball On the inside was
perfect to pull. He swung with des-
peration and was rewarded. Not in
the series has there been q ball harder
hit. it cleared the right field wall on
a lire. That drive tied up the old
ball game. virtually ended. Malone
had lost his poise. Simmons followed
! with a two base hit, towering fly ball
that hit the score board In center
field on the first bounce. Foxx was
purposely passed. There really wa
not much to choose between Foxx and
Miller who followed him In the line
up. Bing o proved the truth Of It
With two strikes on him he doubled
to right. scoring Simmons with thu
run that won the game and series.
No college team ever put on q Wild
err demonstration Of the old college
spirit than did the Athletics as Sim
mons crossed the plate with the all
important run. The players hugget
Miller much after the fashion Of I
"rah rah" victory scene In the movies
Connie Mack, on the bench. Showet
enough action to qualify him IS
cheer leader. That's MI there is to tn
Athletic angle. Now for the Cubs
Joe Mccarthy. crafty leader Of TIN
National league champs, showed N
had sized up the Ehmke situation jus
as soon as the. teams went into action
In the first game Of the series, Ehmk'
was always ahead Of the Cubs. II
was getting the first pitch over an
tho Cubs were taking It. That CAV
him q chance to work on the batter
which he did to perfection. establish
Ing a world series strikeout recor,
Of Is.
Picked On 'Cripples'
Iii tho fifth and final game, Nc
Carthy had his players picking on tn
cripple" Instead Of taking the ftrs
pitch. they were cutting at every bal
that looked good. In each Of the frs
three innings the Cubs were in 4 sc0r
ing position. In the fourth sessio
they finally broke through. With tW
down. a double by Ciyler. 4 base o
balls to Stephenson. and singles b
Grimm and Taylor gave the Cubs tn
runs. They spelled the finish f.
Ehmke. first game hero.
Enter Rube Walberg. What m ex
hibition Of pitching he gayel Wit
two runners on, he struck out Malora
who had previously doubled. Durin
the remainder Of the game. he al
lowed only two hits and struck on
six men. Like Grove. he stopped tn
Cubs In their tracks, giving the lie I
the generally accepted expert optni0
that southpaws were soft for Chicas'
Probably they haven't been looking
! any y With the SneAd