The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-10
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Tigers to End
Bitter Battles
J. Dean Captures Another
Tilt, ITO: Americans
Are Battered.
LOSERS USE 6 HURLERS
Paul Dean Proves Important
Cog in Growing of
New Champs.
BY STUART CAMERON.
United Press Sports Editor.


DETROIT, Mich, Oct. l0.-The
St. Louis Cardinals we're worlds
baseball champions today because
of two things-better pitching and
an infinitely better fighting spirit.
Both of these elements came out
yesterday when Frank FriSchs
Cards completed their rout of the
Detroit Tigers. The Cards took the
seventh and deciding game on the
masterful pitching Of Jerome Dean,
elder and dizzier member of the
st. Louis ball-throwing family. and
on their great surge of run making
they scored eleven counts where &
single tally would have been enough.
1t was shutout.
One Grand BlOwoff
Just by way Of finding out what a
great fighting club the Cards really
are one should consider their pre-
dicament a couple of days ago. They
came into hostile territory. trailing
the Detroits two games to three.
That day they had to bat against
the great Lynwood Rowe, who was
poison to rival batsmen during the
season which saw him equal the rec
ord Of sixteen consecutive wins. This
same Schoolboy had broken the
Tigers into the winning column in
the second series game, but the
Cards worked out on him early, and
often enough to exc out a 4-3
triumph. 1t then was even all
around-three games each side,
coming into Tuesdays grand blow
off.
Seven Runs in One Inning
The Cards had to wait all Of two
innings yesterday, but once they got
to going it was as good as over. st.
Louis scored not once but seven
times in the third inning rout, and
some of the less hardy Detroit fans,
with nothing left except the matter
of arrangements for the funeral.
started toward the exits The Tiger
players were battered, bruised and
discouraged.
That third inning saw the start
Of one Of the most prolonged process
sion of beaten pitchers the series
has known in recent years. There
was Eldon Auker, Manager Mickey
Cochranes unhappy choice for
starting moundsman. Next, the
Schoolboy, then Chief Hogsett. BY
the time the Cards had begun to
bat around a second time Tommy
Bridges was called in and lasted I'M
til a fresh assault in the eighth.
And Firpo Marberry and Al Crow
der saw duty before the ground
keepers began taking down the
world series bunting.
Third Title for Cards
One of basebalIs most heavily
whiskered axioms is that the world
series is decided upon pitching.
They manage to prove this every
year, but seldom more conclusiVely
than this. You need four wins to
take the series, no matter whether
it's decided in four straight or if it
goes the seven game limit. For
tunately Mr.. Frisch had two boys
who could go out and get four. one
was Dizzy Dean, the other Daily
Dean. They made a neat sandwich
of it. Dir did it in the first and last
games. Paul put in the filling.
Pauls victory on Monday was Just
as important as Dizzy's triumph Of
yesterday 1t kept the Cardinals in
the running and forced the series
to seven games, catching the Tigers
in a bad fix for a strong starting
hurler
This Is the third time the Cards
have won the championship. They
did It in 1926 and 1881.