Evening star., 1936-10-05
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,

BY FRANCIS Z. STAN,
STAG Correspondent OIL me Star.
NEW YORK, October 5.-The YAM
KEGS, needing only victory in today's S
game to clinch premier base ball hon.
ors, were tied with the Giants in the
fifth world series game at Yankee Sta
dium in the sixth inning.
The score was A.
FIRST INNING.
GIANTS-Hardly had the echo of
the Star Spangled Banner died out
than Moore hit the first pitched ball
down the third-base line for a double.
Bartell let ball 60 by. fouled one
back and doubled to right, scoring
Moore. Rufhng famed Terry on four
pitched balls. OFT looked over two
balls, fouled one off and grounded to
Crosetti, who threw him out as Bartell
took third. Ripple fouled pitch, took
another strike and then looped a sim
gle to left, Bartell scoring. Maneus0'
.smacked the first pitch to right for
single. sending Ripple to third. Hit
ting after two strikes and ball,
Whitehead singled to right, scoring
Ripple and sending Mancuso to Sec
ond. It was Whitehead's first hit in
Is times at bat this series. jackson
flied deep to Di Maggie on the first
pitch. Three runs.
YANKEES-With a count of two
and two, Schumacher slipped over
third strike on Crosetti Rolfe took
a strike and lined to center, but Rip
pie raced in and made a sensational,
diving catch, snasging the ball just
above the ground. He rolled over two
or three times and bounced to his feet,
holding the ball high in his glove. Di
Maggie, with a one-and-one count,
slammed to Jackson, who threw him
out. No runs.
Yankees, o; Giants, 3.
SECOND INNING.
GIANTS cher hit the frst
pitch on a fly to Di Maggie. Moore
also hit the first ball and fouled to
Rolfe. Bartell famed on three
pitches. No runs
YANKEES-Gehrig singled to right
and when OFT let the ball 60 through
his legs for an error, continued to
third. Dickey. with the count three
and one, tapped to Schumacher, who
tossed him out and when Gehrig at
tempted to score he was doubled at
the plate, Terry to Mancuso. Schu-
macher threw three straight balls to
Selkirk and followed with two strikes
Selkirk fouled off the next pitch and
then blasted long home run into the
right-f1eld bleachers After taking a
strike. Powell flied to Ripple. One run
Yankees, /; Giants, 5.
THIRD INNING.
GIANTS-Terry hit the first pitch
to Crosetti, who threw him out. OFT
fouled one of and flied deep to Pow
ell. Ripple went down swinging after
the count had gone to three and two.
No runs.
YANKEES-The count to Lazerri
went to three and two and he finally
walked. Rufing walked on four
straight pitches. Crosetti attempted
to sacrifice after pitched ball, but the
ball glanced of his legs and it was
called q foul. although it went in fair
territory and Schumacher fumbled it.
Crosetti fouled the next pitch in an
attempt to sacrifice and Schumacher
then uncorked wild pitch that sent
Lazerri to third and Rufing to second.
Crosetti grounded to Barteil and when
the shortstop threw into the dirt Cro-
setti was safe, while Lazerri scored.
Rufing held second on the play.
Rolfe bunted on the first pitch and
beat Schumacher's throw for a hit,
filling the bases. Di Maggie fouled the
FIRST two pitches and, after watching
q ball, he swung at a wide and slow
curve for strikeout Gehrig missed
the first pitch, fouled OF the second
and, after letting q ball 60 by. he
slammed another foul, down the first
base line. On the next pitch he also
went down swinging Schumacher's
first two pitches to Dickey were low
and he got the next one over and
Dickey flied to OFT. One run.
Yankees, 2; Giants, 3.
FOURTH INNING.
GIANTS-Mancuso missed strike,
fouled on another and shot line dou-
bic to left. Whitehead, with . ball and
. strike on him, slammed to Rufing,
whose throw to Crosetti caught Man
cuso Oh second. Whitehead reached
first base. Jackson fouled twice, look
ed over q ball and popped to Crosetti.
Schumacher famed on three straight
pitches. No runs.
YANKEES walked. Schu-
macher getting over only one strike.
Powell walked on four straight pitches.
&sAzzeri attempting to sacrifice on 3
(see BASE BALI, Page A-3.)