Evening star., 1934-10-09
Auker, Rowe, Hogsett and
Bridges Driven From Hill,
While "Dizzy" Dean Sub
dues American Leaguers.
MEDWICK is REMOVED
AFTER FANS HALT PLAY
Judge Lands Intervenes as Mis-
siles Are Hurled at 0utfelder
Because He Kicked Owen When
He Slid Into Third Base on a
Triple in the Sixth.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

DETROIT October 9-The st. Louis
Cardinals battled their way to the
1884 world base ball championship by
defeating the Detroit Tigers in the
final game of the world series mere
this afternoon.
The score was II to O.
FIRST INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Auker pitched three
balls before putting a strike over on
Martin. After taking another strike,
Martin went down swinging. Roth
rock took a strike, then lined dou-
BILE to left center. Frisch passed up
a ball before popping to Rogell. in
short center. After taking a wide
one, Medwick fouled to Owen. No
runs.
DETROIT-After getting a ball,
White took two strikes and bounded
to Frisch. Cochrane was vociferouSly
applauded as he came up. He took
a strike and fouled another before
meeting the same fate as White.
Gehringer waited out the string be-
fore lofting to Rothrock in right.
No runs.
SECOND INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Meeting Auker'S first
pitch, Collins lined a single to center.
With a count of two and one, De-
lancey drilled into a double play,
Owen to Gehringer to Greenberg
Orsatti fouled a strike, took a ball
and then singled to right. On the
second pitch to Durocher, Orsatti
decided to test Cochrane's ARMAND
leg-he set sail for second, but was
cut down by perfect peg to Gehr-
niger No runs.
DETROIT-GoSlin's swipe at the
first pitch resulted in his death, Col
lins to Dizzy Dean, who covered first
Rogell had two strikes when he
bounded to Durocher, whose throw
was muffed by Collins Rogell getting
a life on the first baseman's error.
Dean wasted no pitches in tanning
Greenberg, who lunged at a bad one
in missing the third strike. Owen
forced Rogell, Martin to Frisch. No
runs.
THIRD INNING.
L. was CNCll Will
Durocher at two and two when the
latter hoisted to White in center
Dizzy fouled two strikes, reaching
high for the second, then looped
lazy safety to left which netted two
bases Martin fouled a strike and
took two balls, then bounded to
Greenberg. The latter changed his
mind about running to first himself
and tossed to Auker, but Martin won
the decision that put Dizzy Dean
on third. Martin stole second on the
first ball pitched to Rothrock. Gehr-
niger dropped Cochrane's throw, but
Dean did not attempt to score from
third Three more balls followed and
the corners were crowded as Roth
rock walked Frisch fouled a strike
on either side of ball. A long foul
to right followed ball two. Then
came foul to left and another in
back of the plate before Frisch
doubled down the right-fleld line,
scoring Dizzy Dean, Martin and
Rothrock to put the Cardinals in the
van by runs. Auker was relieved
at this point and SchooIboy Rowe,
defeated only yesterday, took his
place on the rubber. His appearance
was greeted by the crowd with cheers.
Meeting Rowe's first pitch, Medwick
grounded to Rogell as FriSch took
third Collins was another flrSt-ball
hitter and he singled to left for his
second straight hit. scoring Frisch
with the Cardinals fourth run. De-
lancey took two balls, then doubled
to deep right, scoring Collins with
run number for ST. Louis. At this
point Cochrane decided that Rowe
would not do and Southpaw Elon
Hogsett came in to make his third
appearance as a relief hurler in the
series. Orsatu waited to the limit
and drew a pass Durocher had two
strikes when he singled to right, fill
ing the bases. The count on Dean
was one and one when Dizzy got a
single on a slow roller to owen which
scored Delaney and left the bases
filled. Hogsett walked Martin on
four pitched balls, Orsatti being
forced to the plate with the Cardinals
seventh run. Hogsett then got the
gate, being relieved by Tommy
Bridges. His first pitch to Roth
rock was wide The latter then
forced Martin, Gehringer to Rogell,
to end the slaughter. Seven runs.
DETROIT-Fox was in the hole at
one and two when he lined to OrSatti
In center. Bridges swung for a strike,
then bounded to Frisch, who FUN
bled, but recovered in time to nail
the runner with toss to Collins.
White had two strikes when Orsatti
limped on his game leg into left
center to get Jo-Jos fly. No runs.
FOURTH INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Frisch bounded to
Gehringer, after taking one ball. Med
wick swung twice, then made Fox
back up for his fly. The left-field
bleachers roared in derision as the
Goose started in to the bench under
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