The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-08
SERIES AGAIN tied
AT 3-ALL AS CARDS
RALLY BEHIND PAUL
Frisch's Judgment in Pitching
Oizzy's Little Brother
Proves Good
HOLDS TIGERS TO 7 HITS
Winners Collect 10 WaIlops
From Hurting Of Great
Schoolboy Rowe
HOLDS TIGERS TO 7 HITS

The st. Louis Cardinals, after crack
ing miserably afield. rose to the most
brilliant heights OF the worlds series
Monday to ride to victory behind Pau!
Dean to defeat the Great Lynwood
(Schoolboy) Rowe, and win the sixth
game, 4 to 3, tying the court at thres
games each.
The Cardinals got young Dean, who
allowed but seven hits, five of them
of the scratchy variety, into all kinds
of trouble in the early innings. Then
they pulled him out with a great de-
fensive display that reached its
height In the seventh, when frankie
Frisch. the chief offender, cut off a
run with q fine throw to the plate
and Bill Delaney, playing grand ball
all the way. nipped 10 10 White try
ing to steal second, to end the in
ming.
Again in the eighth, when the
Tigers piled on Dean for two straight
hits, Jim Collins ended the inning
with great catch Of Hank Green
berg's foul near the seats in front of
the short left field stand.
Leo Libby Durocher led the Car
dinal attack with three hits and
scored two runs while young Dean.
winning his second game OF the SER
les and putting the Cards back on
even terms, drove in the winning run
with hit to the centerfield wall.
The Cardinals touched Rowe, Pitch
ing hero Of the second game, for 10
hits.
Play by play:
First Inning
Cardinals-Martin lifted q high fly
to Owen who made the catch behind
the pitching box. Rothrock doubled
along the left field line on q hit that
Fox handled slowly. Frisch lined to
Owen who mace nice stab near the
foul line. MedWick lined = hit to
right, scoring Rothrock, and ran to
second on the throW-in. Collins lift
ed high fly to Fox near the bleachers
In right center.
One run, two hits no errors, one
left.
Tigers-White famed swinging hard
at a fast ball Cochrane got scratch
single on grounder that Frisch stop
ped but was unable to handle. Geh-
ringer grounded out, Frisch to Collins,
and Cochrane advanced to second.
Dean was showing plenty of speed.
Goslin hit sharply to Martin, who
knocked down the ball, fell to the
ground but got up quickly to make a
throw that barely nipped the runner
at first.
No runs, one hit. no errors. one left.
Second Inning
Observation-Disclosures hit long drive
that Goslin caught while backed up
against the bleacher screen in left
field. OrSatti grounded out, Owen to
Greenberg. Durocher sent a hopper
that Owen scooped up with his gloved
hand on the run and made the putout
at first on nice throw.
No runs, no hits. no errors, mons
left.
Tigers Rogell famed swing ing.
Greenberg famed, missing wide
curve badly for the third strike. Owen
grounded out, Martin to Collins.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Third Inning
Cardinals-Dean grounded out to
Greenberg, unassisted. The umpireS
started to clean out the area back of
the screen in right field forcing spec
tators and vendors to move elsewhere.
A half dozen boys perched on top of
the wall also were ordered out of the
way. Martin grounded out, Gehringer
to Greenberg. Rothrock bounced a
hit through the box. Gehringer stop
ped the ball but there was no play at
first. Frisch grounded sharply TO
Gehringer and was tossed out at first.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
Tigers-Fox popped high to Duroch-
er behind the pitchers box. Rowe
famed, swinging. White walked on a
fourth straight ball. Dean tossed to
first. Ball one on Cochrane, and
White stole second. Frisch dropped
Delancey's throw, and the ball rolled
loose; White ran to third. It was
stolen base for White and an error
for Frisch. Cochrane grounded to
Collins and was called safe at first as
he beat the first baseman's toss to
Dean, White scoring. Cochrane caught
his foot in the bag and went down in
q heap. His leg apparently was badly
twisted by the fall. The players clus-
tered around the fallen Tiger manager
and the trainer hastily grabbed his
emergency kit. The injury was in the
left leg. Cochrane hit six straight
fouls before hitting the grounder. It
was not Immediately possible to deter
mine whether the injury was break
or just q bad sprain. First aid was
administered on the spot and CO.
chrane finally was lifted up with his
arms around two teammates. It was
obvious the leg was not broken, as he
limped around and finally tried stand
ing without support.
Cochrane was credited with .
scratch hit on the play.
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