The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-10
DETROIT FANS HOWL
RESENTMENT DURING
ST. Louis TRIUMPH
Entire National League, for
Years the Underdog,
Shares Series Glory
MEDWICK AND OWEN CLASH
cochrane Uses All Series Hurl.
ers in Final Game; Dean
Allows Six Hits
Detroit Oct. 1O.-lP-The fabulous

Detroit. Oct. 10-lE)-The fabulous
brothers Dean and the st. Louis Car
dinals bestride the baseball world
Wednesday like Siamese Twin
colossus, and so st. Louis rules the
national pastime again for the third
time in nine years.
Sharing in their world series glory
is the entire National League. TO"
years the underdog in the annual fall
baseball battle. Not only did the bic
brother Dizzy and Lii brother. Paul
subdue the Detroit Tigers four times
in seven games something never be-
fore approached in baseball history,
but the senior circuit can boast its
third conquest in four years, and con-
slider wiped cut forever the hurilia-
ton heaped on it by the Yankees and
Athletics.
The shoe Is en- the other foot, and
it is the American Leagues turn to
rub rueful heads and prepare for
winter of worrying over the swing of
the balance of power in exactly the
opposite direction in four short years.
Set National Record
The Cards failed to wipe off the
books the record rally of ten runs in
one inning the Athletics piled up on
the Cubs. but they came close enough
rs they closed out the riotous seven
game battle Wednesday with big Dir
Zy's second victory, a shutout scored
by the widest margin in series history,
II to effacing another National
League record, Christy Mathewson's
3 to O WhiteWashing Of the Athletics
for the Giants Of 1905
They rammed home seven runs in
the third, routing two pitchers VINO
had beaten them earlier in the series,
Eden Auker ard the Wobbly young
giant Lynwood tSchoolboy) Rowe.
They disposed of the left handler Elon
Hogsett. They subdued temporarily
under the influence of Tommy Bridges,
but they broke out all over again in
the sixth and seventh innings to COM
plete a vengeful day with four more
runs.
Almost transcending the ball game
though, was the unprecedented DEM
onstration Of 10000 disguised faith
full in the left field bleachers, hating
the ball game for II minutes between
halves Of the sixth inning, and finally
forcing another histOry-making de-
cision, the expulsion by High Commits
sioner K. NJ Lands Of Joe Medwick,
Cardinal left fielder.
Tiger Fans Vengeful
Medwick's brief clash with Marvin
Owen, Detroit's third baseman, as the
Cardinal slugger Slid into third after
tripling to far right center off Bridges
provided the spark for the outraged
explosion.
The score was to 0 in favor Of the
Cards, and Bridges was firing rapidly.
The Tiger fandom, seeing the demor-
alization Of their first world series
view In Is years, burst all series record
bounds Of indignation.
They pelted oranges. banana peels,
hot dog buns, apples, pop bottles. any
thing they could reach, over the
screen in left at Medwick as he trot-
ted out to his position starting the
Tigers half Of the sixth.
Lands called the culprits. Medwick
and Owen. to his box. along with the
umpires and managers frankie Frisch
and Cochrane, for a sort Of rurlp
courtmartial in full view Of everyone.
He asked Medw;ck if he had any rea-
son for kicking at Owen and the out
fielder, with &C 9O2 witnesses, the Of
ficial attendance, against him, said he
didn't. Asked, then, why he had done
It, Medwick replied:
well, you know lot of things hap
pen when you slide into third"
Lands Thumbs Out Mcdwick
Lands Immediately thumbed him
away and Joe strobe off in the COM
pany Of five policemen, for safekeep-
Ing. and the sucjugation of the Tigers
went on.
Every player on both sides has done
as much damage as possible going in
to bases.
As q ball game, Wednesdays match
quickly passed the contest stage.
Cochrane, who spent a night in a
hospital nursing his hurts and Won
dering whom he would pitch, finally
used his whole series staff, most of
them In the third inning as 10 Cards
went to bat, seven hit safely, three
Tor doubles: three walked, the bases
were filled three times, seven scored,
four pitchers took part, and Dizzy hit
safely twice, in itself series record
for pitcher.
Dean, adding the last victory to the
first he pitched in the opening game
with one defeat in between, allowed
only six hits and walked none as he
joined brother Paul in winning twice,