Evening star., 1934-10-08

frlSCn ana MS oL. LOUIS SdTQlIldlS,
fighting with their backs against the
wall, defeated the Detroit Tigers here
this afternoon and sent the world
series into the seventh game.
The score was to 3.
FIRST INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Martin had a ball
sandwiched between two foul strikes
when he popped to owen in the CEN
ter of the diamond. Rothrock bunt-
ed a foul strike near the third-base
line. Then looped a safety close to
the line in right on which he made
two bases. Frisch took a strike, then
lined directly into the paws of owen
as Rothrock scrambled back to sec
ond. Medwick fouled for the first
strike after taking ball, then looped
a safety to right that scored Roth
rock with the first run and took Sec
ond on Fox's futile throw to the
plate. Collins then flied deep to Fox.
One run.
DETROTT-White had a count of
two and two when he went down
swinging. Cochrane was in the hole
to Paul Dean at one and two when
clashed a safety toward right that
Frisch could not handle, frankie
made a dive to stop the ball, but
was unable to throw it. After pass
ing up a bad one Gehringer bounded
to Frisch as Cochrane took second.
Goslin missed with two viSciouS
lunges. Goose hit the dirt to avoid
the next pitch, then bounded to Mar
tin, who fumbled the ball but reCov-
cred it in time to flag the runner at
first, No runs,
SECOND INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Meeting Rowe's first
pitch, Delaney connected for long
drive that Goslin had to back up
against the left-field barrier to snare.
Orsatti had one strike when he rolled
to Owen. On Durocher's slow bound
er Owen charged in, made a one
hand scoop and then tagged the
runner with a perfect peg to Green
berg The crowd cheered this spec
tacular stunt. No runs.
DETROTT-Rogell took three balls
and two strikes before whiting.
Greenberg swung twice for strikes
after passing up two balls then missed
with another lunge to meet the same
fate as Rogell. owen bounded to
Martin after fouling a strike. Paul
Dean appeared to have all his stuff
and promised to prove exceedingly
tough for the Bengals. No runs.
THIRD INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Paul Dean bounded
to Greenberg on RoWe'S first pitch.
Martin took a strike and two balls
before rolling to Gehringer. Roth
rock passed up wide one and fouled
a strike before getting a single on
bounder that Gehringer knocked
down back of second base. The lat
ter then tossed out FriSch. No runs.
DETROIT-Fox fouled one strike
and took another and after spurn-
ing two wide ones popped to
Durocher. Rowe was given hand
as he came to bat. He responded by
tanning with a count of two and two,
to make the fourth man Paul had
famed up to this point. White then
walked on four pitched balls. On
the first pitch to Cochrane, strike,
White set sail for second and ar
rived there safely when Frisch fum-
bled Delancey'S throw. White then
dashed to third. Frisch was charged
with an error Charged with one
ball and two strikes Cochrane
bounded to Collins and beat his
throw to Paul Dean, covering first
as White scored with the tying run.
1t was Mickey's second straight hit,
but promised to prove costly as he
reinjured his already game leg in
sliding into first After taking time
out, Mickey tested his damaged left
knee and decided he could carry on.
Gehringer took two strikes and a
ball, then skied to Rothrock. One
run.
FOURTH INNING.
ST. LOUIS-Cochrane was cheered
as he hobbled out to resume his
catching chores Medwick had one
and one when he shot a single over
Secon1 base. The count was the
same on Collins when he forced Med
wick, Gehringer to Rogell. Delaney
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