Cardinals Victory Ended American League Supremacy in World Series
The 1931 World Series saw the St. Louis Cardinals defeat the Philadelphia Athletics in seven games to end four years of American League dominance. Pepper Martin starred for the Cardinals while Hallahan, Grimes, and Grove led the pitching. Attendance topped $1 million, and Babe Ruth tied for homers with 46 while Lou Gehrig joined him at that mark.
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Pepper) Martin
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al Simmons
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Paul Derringer
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