The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-04
TIGERS COME FROM
BEHIND TO EVEN Up
SERIES With CARDS
SchooIboy Rowe Holds Heavy
Hitting St. Louis Club to
Seven Scattered Hits
GOSLIN BREAKS DEADLOCK
Cehringer Comes Home With
Winning Tally as Goose
Singles
GOSLIN BREAKS DEADLOCK

NaVln tlelQ, Detroit. Oct. 4.-(Pr--
Coming from behind to tie the score
in the ninth inning. Detroit's Tigers
scored the winning run in the 18th
to even the world series with the St.
Louis Cardinals at one game each.
The score was to 2.
Lynwood tSchoolboy Rowe, SEN
sational young pitcher, and Goose
Goslin. veteran outfielder, shared
honors for the victors, the former
holding st. Louis to two runs and
the latter driving home Charley
Gehringer with the winning run.
The Detroit infield, which kicked
the ball all over the place Wednes-
day, was entirely different in the Sec
ond game. turning in a number of
sensational fielding plays. Chief
among them was sensational stop
by Billy Rogell, which pulled Rowe
out of nasty hole.
Play by play:
First Inning
Cardinals-Martin lined to White
on the first pitch. Rothrock ground
ed out, Gehringer to Greenberg.
Frisch hit sharply down the third
base line for a scratch single, Owen
stopping the ball but being unable to
handle it. MedWick famed on called
third strike.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
Tigers-White grounded sharply to
Collins and was out at first, Collins
to Hallahan, on q pretty play. Coch-
rane grounded to Collins. who made
the putout unassisted. Gehringer
grounded to Collins and was safe at
first when Hallahan fumbled the
first baseman's throw for an error.
Greenberg grounded to Martin and
was thrown out at first on q close
play.
No runs, no hits. one error, one left.
Second Inning
Cardinals-Collins drove long fly
to White, who made the catch in
deep center field. Delaney grounded
sharply to Gehringer and was safe
at first when the ball glanced off the
Tiger second baseman's knee into
right field. It was scored as q base
hit Orsatti tripled down the third
base line, scoring Delaney. The
ball rolled to the extreme corner of
left field. Orsatti was shaken up
sliding into third but quickly recov-
cred. Durocher popped to Green
berg Hallahan lined out to Fox in
short right field.
One run, two hits. no errors, one
left.
Tigers-Goslin bounced hit over
second base. Frisch stopped the ball
but had no time for throw to first
Rogell fouled out to Delaney. Owen
famed on a called third strike. Fox
lifted a high foul that Delaney
caught in front of the boxes behind
the plate.
No runs, one hit no errors, one LETT.
Third Inning
Cardinals-Martin dashed single
through the infield. Gehringer made
futile attempt to stop the ball.
Rowe tossed to first and almost nip
ped Martin as he slid back into the
bag. Rothrock broke his bat and
went back to the dugout for another
stick. Rothrock hunted to Rowe and
was thrown out at first. Martin adj
vancing to second on the sacrifice.
Frisch lifted high fly to White and
Martin was stopped from making a
break for third base.
Medwick smashed single past
Rogell. scoring Martin. Medwick
galloped to second on the throw-in.
1t was the Cardinal outfielder's fifth
hit of the series. Collins poked
single over Rogell's head and Med
wick was thrown out trying to score.
Goslin to Cochrane. on fine play
One run, three hits, no errors. one
left
Tigers Rowe famed. swinging.
White grounded out. Frisch to Col
Inns. Cochrane walked. the fourth
ball being low and outside. Gehr-
niger drove long single over Frisch's
head, sending Cochrane to third.
Greenberg famed, swinging at a
high, hard one and missing by half
foot.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two left.
Fourth Inning
Cardinals-DeLancey flied out to
Goslin. Orsatti hunted to Greenberg
and was out unasSiSted. DurOcher
grounded sharply to Owen, who Jug
gled the ball but got his man at first
on close play. Greenberg had to
stretch to catch the throw.
No runs, no hits, no errors. nor.e
left.
Tigers-Goslin grounded out, Du-
rocher to Collins, as the Cardinal
shortstop made sensational stop over
second base. Hallahan got an assist
as the ball glanced off his leg. Rogell
lifted high fly that Orsatti mis-
judged and the Tiger shortstop reached
second. It was scored as two-bsse
hit inasmuch as Orsatti just failed T.
get his hands on tine bali.
Owen grounded out Frisch to Col
Inns, at Rogell ran to third. Fox hit
sharply along the left field line for a
double, scoring Rogell. It was q close
decision as the ball crossed the foul
line as it bounded over the bag at
third base and the Cardinals put up
big protest. Rowe famed, swinging.
One run, two hits, no errors. one
left.
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