The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-05
OF DIZZY DUO SCHEDULED
 TO FACE BRIDGES
Experts Now Figure Series
 Will Go Limit Rowe Did Great Job
BY STUART CAMERON Limited Press Sports Editor)

[ St. LOUIS, Oct. 0.-NUE1.--Ine world series came to St. Louis to- day tied at game and game.
 Today the St. Louis Cardinals and the Detroit Tigers start at the equivalent of scratch, each need ing three games to capture the world title and even in this town rabid baseball partisans they offer. ing odds that the championship won't be decided in the games to be played at Sportsman park to- day, Saturday and Sunday. 'Today's pitching assignments were Brides and Paul Dean-for Detroit, Tommy Bridges, No. 2 man for the Tiger staff, for St. Louis. Paul tDaffy) Dean, sort of road company of his brother, Jerome (Dizzy) Deah. Both Paul and Tom are right handlers.
 Strengthened Out
 Were okeh now" Mickey Coch- rane said, leading his troop off the Tigers special train. "I'll admit was plenty worried about those er- TOTS in the first game, but you notice we didn't make any yester- day. Naturally I think we'll win. but the going is to be plenty tough from here out.'
 I'm glad to be getting back home" said Frankie F'risch, the St. Louis boss. Frankie was complete ly recovered from the peeve that overlook him after losing yester- A n vie D-s sr it,e to 2.
 Everybody is asking me if think the series is going to be finished in St. Louis or Detroit. Heck, I've got no more idea than anybody else. All I'm doing is look ing ahead one day at a time. Paul is the natural choice for today. No. l don't know when I'll pitch Dizzy again"
 St. Louis baseball experts believe the Dizzy one will get Saturdays assignment. He was asked about ii last nigth as he slipped soda pon with his bride in the Cardinals special club car.
 "Golly. don't know" he said Today, if Frankie says so, but no. that aint right. Paul will take them today and maybe I'll be in there doing 1t tomorrow" Frisch, incidentally, was greatly elated over the showing made by Wild Bill Hallahan in yesterdays contest.
 n found out in that game tha, | nave one more starting pitcher than l had figured on," he said Frankly, Bill was sent in there as sort of gamble, and if it hadn't nave been for a couple of wind. | blown flies which went for hits. he might have come in with a win, ' The series thus far has produced one. great star. He ifs, of course. Lynwood (Schoolboy) Row, who broke the Tigers into the winning column in yesterdays game. There was that matter of opening three innings in which the Cardinals turned six hits into two runs. LOvely! But from the close of the third through the twelfth-for nine solid innings of world series warfare he was found but for one hit, That nit was a double, from the bat of Pepper Martin. It came in the eleventh inning, and during those amizing nine innings Pepper was the only Cardinal to get as far as first base. It was three up and three dow nfor seven innings in a row and three up and down in the twelfth. Besides, the Schoolboy went through twelve innings with. out giving one base on balls.
 There are two series offensive stars. Goose Goslin, whose single in the twelfth won the game for the Tigers yesterday and Ducky Wucky Medwick who hit four out, of five tries in the opener.
 The third. fourth and fifth games are obe played here today, Sat. urday and Sunday. The. sixth game, if needed (and everyone thinks it will be) will be held in Detroit on Monday. and the seventh, if the series is still undecided, will be held h Detroit Tuesday.
 The record of both series games to date:
 AT DETROIT, OCT. 3 Detroit .... 001 001 010-s 8 5 St Louis ... 021 0I4 0OO-S 13 2 Batteries--J. Dean and De I.an- cy: Crowder. Marberry, Hogsett and Cocvhrane.
 Second Game
 AT DETROIT, OCT. c. r. h. e.
 OH 900 900 OOo-2 7s Detroit .l.
 
 900 100 O01 0Ol--s 70
 Bateries-Hallahan. W. Walker, and DeLancey; Rowe and Coch- rane.