The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-06
COSL|N MOVED UP
TO Fourth PLACE
IN BATTING ORDER
Greenburg Dropped to Sixth for
Failure to Deliver Against
Younger Dean
ROGELL ALSO SHOWED UP
Auker for Tigers and Carleton
For st. Louis Probable
Hurlers Saturday

st. Louis, Oct. s. - R) -- Mickey
Cochrane hauled in the oxygen tank
for his heart-sick Detroit Tigers Satur-
day - administered baseball's last
rites for team In desperate condi-
ton.
He not only shook up his batting
order, deposing giant Hank Green
burg, Bronx first basenan, from,
fourth place to sixth, substituting the
sandy, haWk-nosed veteran. Goose
Goslin, in the cleanup position, but
he also planned to gamble on young
Eden Auker to outpitch the Cardi-
nails lanky Tex Carleton in the fourth
game Of the world series.
Shortstop Bill Rogell moves up a
peg to fifth in the line of batters, II
he plays at all. Rogell, limping from
q strained left ankle suffered in the
fourth inning Of Thursdays game
when he slid into second, was not
improved by a smashing collision with
Pepper Martin in the seventh Friday.
He made two errors after asking
Cochrane for relief before the battle.
There was a bare chance the BROOD
ing Cochrane might make even more
drastic changes before game time at
l:30 (CSTp.
In 20 series limited TO seven games.
where the count at the end Of the
first three games stood to l, the
leading club eventually won the title
Is times.
Hopes Rest on Changes
Every hope OF ultimate victory
Mickey has for his Tigers, now TRAIL
ing two games to one, rests in the
mental stimulus Of the return to the
batting order he used most Of the
season in the drive to the American
League pennant.
But Greenburg, at the moment, IS
the hitting goat Of the series. He
woke up in the ninth inning Of Fri
days conflict. first Of three games
here as the battlefield shifted from
Detroit, but his gesture, a ponderous
triple to center with two out scoring
10 10 White, who had singled, only
served to rob the second Of the fan
tastic brothers Dean, Lii Brother
Paul, Of q shutOut.
AS it was, young brother Paul mere
ly hitched up his pants, heaved one
Gown the middle that Rogell popped
to frankie Frisch for the final out.
and trotted off the field with the
screams Of the packed Missouri stands
heralding his to victory.
Twice before. in his first and second
times at bat, Hank came up with men
on bases. and failed to get the ball
back as far as the pitching box.
Greenburg Fails In Pinch
Charlie Gehringer singled ahead Of
him with two out In the first and
Greenburg fouled out. Then Coch-
rane walked in the third with one out,
Gellringer advanced the manager with
single to left, and Hank maloror-
ously famed in the clutch. Of course,
Hank wasn't alone in his discomfort
ture for Lii Brother famed six other
fellows for total Of seven strikeouts,
scattered six other hits one at a time
though the first six innings, and aside
from walking five, had no extraordi-
nary difficulty, leaving Is men
stranded on base, one shy Of the series
record.
His job was made considerably
easier as the Cards pounced on Tom
my Bridges from the start, slapped
him for eight hits in five innings, in
Guiding q mighty triple and double by
John Leonard Pepper" Martin, a triple
by Jack Rothrock and double BY
Bill Delaney. They blew Tommy out
Of the pitching with none out in the
fifth and two runs in. Elon Hogsett
held the Cards to one hit the rest Of
the way.
Martin walked in the seventh, hi
Rogell so hard going into second that
he broke up possible double play BY
making the shortstop muff Gehring-
er's toss on Rothrock's grounder, and
then decided to put on his old pilfer-
Ing act and steal third. He set sail
but the ball beat Pepper there, Over
put 1t on him III cloud Of dust, an6
The wild horse trotted away scowling
, lassoo figuratiyely dangling from
his neck.
The probable starting lineup:
Detroit (A) st. Louis M
White, Ct Martin, 3b
Cochrane, c Rothrock, IF
Gehringer, 2h Frisch, 2b
Goslin. If MedWick II
Rogell. IS Collins, Id
Greenburg, Id Delaney, c
Owen, 3b Orsatti. ct
Fox, If Durocher, SIS
Auker, p Carleton, p
Umpires: Reardon tN), plate; Owel
IA, first base: KLEIN (N), second
1eisel "a, third.