The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-06
DETROIT HITS five
ST. Louis PITCHERS
FOR 1914 VICTORY
Seventh and Eighth Innings
See Cochrane's Club Walk
Away from Cards
GREENBERG BREAKS TIE
Young Eden Auker's Pitching
Is Highlight Of Fourth
Contest
GREENBERG BREAKS TIE

Sportsman's Park, st. Louis, Oct. 8.
-(P-The Detroit Tigers belted five
st. Louis pitchers savagely Saturday
to win the fourth game Of the world
series, 10 to 4, behind the pitching OF
young Eden Auker, evening the Sc
ries count at two games all.
Play by play:
First Inning
Tigers-White up. There was some
, dispute about Umpire Reardon's de-
cisions on the first two pitches and
Manager Frisch led a Cardinal pro-
test. White lifted short fly to Or
satti. Cochrane up. Cochrane pro-
tested. Cochrane had to duck quickly
to avoid being hit. Cochrane bounced
to Frisch near second base and was
tossed out. Gehringer singled sharply
over second. Goslin lined to Rothrock.
No runs. one hit, errors, one left.
Cardinals-Martin walked, Roth
rock grounded to Auker and the Tig-
ers engineered double play. Auker
to Rogell to Greenberg. Frisch up.
Frisch lined to Goslin.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Second Inning
Tigers-Rogell famed on a called
third strike.
Greenberg got single on q hard
drive that Durocher barely knocked
down with his gloved hand. Owen
popped to Frisch. The bat flew out
of his hand as he connected.
Fox popped to Durocher in back Of
second base.
No runs, one hit, no errors. one
left.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS singled over
Rogell's hand, connecting with =
| slow ball. = Collins hit against the
right field screen for q double, send
ing Medwick to third. Delaney walk
ed, the fourth ball being low, and the
bases were filled. Orsatti flied to
catch. Delaney and Collins held
their bases. Durocher flied to Fox
whose throw kept the runners from
advancing.
Carleton grounded to Rogell and
Delaney was forced 1T second,
Rogell to Gehringer.
One run, two hits, no errors, two
left
Third Inning
Tigers-Auker up: Auker flied deep
to Orsatti in right center. Orsatti
tumbled against the pavilion wall
after making leaping catch but ap-
parently was unhurt.
White up: White famed, swinging
hard.
Cochrane up: Cochrane slasled
double down the right field line.
Gehringer up: Gehringer walked.
the fourth ball being low and out
side.
Goslin up: The Cardinals gath
cred around Carleton for short con-
ference in the box. When two balls
were called on Goslin, Frisch signaled
for the bull pen to go into action.
Goslin walked, the fourth ball being
inside and the bases were filled. There
was another huddle around Carleton
but 1t was decided to let Carleton
stick.
Rogell up: Rogell singled through
the box, scoring Cochrane and Gehr-
niger while Goslin raced to third.
! Vance was warming up while the
Cardinals gathered around Carleton,
who was removed from the box. This
was the great DaZzy's first appear
ance in world series game after
many years, Is to be exact, on the
big league firing line.
Greenberg up: Greenberg hit
sharply to Durocher. scoring Goslin
as the shortstop stopped but failed
to handle the ball. It was a base hit
for Greenberg and Rogell reached
second.
Owen up: Owen bounced to Mar
tin and was safe at first, filling the
bases as Peppers high throw forced
Collins to leap off the bag. It was
scored as hit for Owen instead of
an error for Martin.
Fox up: With two strikes and
three balls, Fox famed, swinging
hard at a fast ball and the crowd
gave the old Dazzler big cheer.
Three runs, four hits, no errors,
three left.
Cardinals - Martin up: Martin
grounded out, Owen to Greenberg.
Rothrock up: Rothrock bounced to
Gehringer and was thrown out.
Frisch up: Frisch bounced a hit past
Rogell, who lost the ball in the sun
as he started to reach for 1t and 1t
rolled to center field.
Medwick up: After two strikes and
three balls, Medwick walked, the
fourth ball being way outside.
Collins up: Collins hit sharply over
second scoring Frisch and sending
Medwick to third.
Delaney up: Delaney bounced out,
Auker to Greenberg..
One run, two hits, no errors, two
left.
Fourth Inning
Tigers-Auker famed on called
third strike. White walked, the four.',
ball being low. Ccchrarc UP. White
stole second when the ball got through
Frisch. White made dash for third
and was called safe when Martin
fumbled Orsatti's throw. It was an
error for Martin and stolen base for
White. Ball one, and White scored
as the ball bounced past Delaney.
It was q wild pitch by Vance. Coch-
rane famed on q called third strike.
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