Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-07
Rookie OutfieIder Also Drives
High and Watkins Across
Scoring Platter.
HALLAHAN is PUZZLE
UNTIL. LATE CHAPTERS
Little Left-Hander Pulls Out of
Tight Hole by Tanning
Williams in Fifth.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
PHILADELPHIA, October 7.-"Pepper"
Martins home run in the sixth inning
scored Frisch, who had doubled, ahead
of him and clinched victory for the
Cardinals in the fifth game of the world
series with the Athletics here today.
The score was to l.
FIRST INNING.
ST. IOUIS-Manager Street moved
penner Martin. hitting star of the series,
IN to fourth place in the batting oroer'
Bottor1lev being dropped to sixth place;
After taking one strike, Adams Slcea
a single past Dykes at third base. Hlgh
was put in to run for Adams. WatAlIiS
tiied to Simmons. Frlsch singled 70
left center, sending High TO thlrG, any
taking second on the thrown. Hoyt
first to Martin was low for a ball. Hoyt
slipped over strike after pitching an
other ball. Martin then flied deep 10
Simmons High scoring aItef tne cdtCIt'
for the first run of the ball game, tr!ScIi
being held at second. Williams tossed
out Hafey on the first pan p-tcileo' Oiie
run. ,.;
PHIL ADELPHIA-High now playing
third for the Cards. Bishop met the
first ball pitched by Hallahan ana sent
a short fly, which Watkins took IN
short right center. Haas took the limit
then looked at third strike. Coon
rane took strike before popplng 10
Frisch in front of second base. NO runs
SECOND INNING.
ST. LOUIS-One ball and strike,
Bottomley lined single to rlgnt;
Wilson f0uled fer strike and hunted
foul for number two in an effort 10
sacrifice. He took a vice one before
Iofting to Miller in right center. Hit
ting at the first ball pitched, GelDert
forced Bottomley, Williams to BlShop,
but Colbert beat MaX's throw to FoXX
bv a narrow margin. Hallahan missed
a swing for a, strike, then bounced to
williams. The shortstopper tumoled.
missing chance for force play at
second, but recovered the ball IN Tune
to flag Hallahan at first. No runs
PHILADELPHIA Simmons approach
to the plate was cheered. He passed
I'D a wide one before betting double
to the scoreboard in right center. AS
the crowd cheered, FoXx TOOK one
straight through the middle. Two VIDE
ones followed and High then trapped
hot shot and pegged Foxx out at first
simmons being held at second. Miller
missed with a weak swing after taxing
a ball. He bounded the next high to
Colbert. who tagged the runner at flrst,
and Bottomley'S peg to wilson arrived
at the plate we'll ahead OF simmons
who tried to score, for double play.
No runs
THIRD INNING.
ST. LOUIS-High was in the hole
when he rolled to Bishop. Hoyt start
ed with two strikes against Watkins.
He took three wide ones before lottlng
to Bishop back on the grass. Frisch
hit the first ball pitched and skled 10
Haas No runs.
PHILADELPHIA-A- ball was sand
WICKED between two strikes for Dykes;
and after another wise one he bounded
SOFTLY to Bottomley. Williams took two
lusty swings and two wide ones before
fouiing to High. Hoyt was easily re-
tired on a high bounder to High No
runs.
ST. LOUISA ripple of applause
greeted Martin as he came up. He TOOK
a ball and a strike, then jolted bunt
to FoXx, which he beat out for single,
his tenth hit of the series Hoyt mar
rowly missed picking Martin off first
base and followed with another throw
before making the first delivery to
Hafey, a ball. A quick throw by Hoyt
failed to catch Pepper mapping. Hoyt
continued to closely watch Martin, ana
had a count of two and two on Haley,
when Chic went down swinging. Bot
tomley,s hitting the first ball pitched,
arche6 a long fly to left, which was
foul BY less than two feet. Hoyt
continued tossing to Foxx in an effort
to keep Martin on first. Bottomley
then got his second straight hit. an
other single to right. sending Martin
, on a line to Bishop, whose quick toss
to Foxx doubled Bottomley of first No
runs.
PHILADELPHIA--Wi a count of
two and two, Bishop lifted high foul,
which Bottomlsy clutched and held
despite crash into Frisch, which sent
him spraying. Hitting the first ball,
Haas flied to Hafey. Cocfrans flied
high to Wilson on foul turf. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Thus fer a minimum. Of
II Mackmen have faced ,Hallahan in
four innings Colbert fouied Tor strike
two after taking one, then sent ar easy
roller to Dykes. Williams made a nice
stop of Hallahans grounder and tossed
him out. High arcned to Simmons on
the first pitched ball. No runs.
PHILADELPHIA After taking a
strike and ball, Simmons crashed one
back toward the bcX, which caron,ed
of Callahan's chest into left field Ter
a single, AIS second hit OF the game.
Foxx passed up two low ones, took
strike, and let announcer low one go pS,
still another, and he walked. Bottom
lev, Frisch and Wilson held confab
) with Hallahan, and the crows started
clapping as Miller came up. Bing's at
=, tempt to sacrifice went into tie hands
of Bottomley. Dykes met Hallahan's
first pitch, raised a high fly which Bot
tonley got under in foul territory.
williams missed with a swing after TAX
ing two balls. He passed up low one
for ball three. missed another swing,
and then famed vita another swing,
No runs
SIXTH INNING.
ST. LOUIS-With two strikes record
ed, Watkins raised a fly which Miller
dashed in to capture. Frisch had one
strike and two balls, when he reached
over the plate to slice double down
left field for his second hit of the game.