The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-09
CARDS STAGE
4-3 TRIUMPH
over DETROIT
Forced to Fight Heroically
to Hold Score Tying
Games at 3-3 .
Bv GEORGE KlRKSFY

DETROIT. Oct. 9.-(UP).-AS
shadows heightened 9croGs Navi1
field late Monday. the Detroit Ii
gers still were ono game sway
from the worlds baseball cham
pionship.
Fighting rack heroicrllv after
two straight defeats on their HON"
field, the St. Louis Cardinals
evcned the world series at tire"
games each with a thrillin" Is
triumph Yesterday over the Tigers.
before 44,551 basCball-c"G22d GUS
toners.
The Cardinals victory. in which
they defeated Schoolbny Row.
brought the series down to the
seventh game. which will he
played TODAY with all the chips on
the tablc-$2.O 900 riding on every
pitch, the difference between the
winners and the losers share TO
each player.
Once more there's joy down in
HOIdenville. Okla.. where only
gloom had been since the great
Dizzy Dean was plunged to defeat
by the Tigers in the fifth came
Sunday at st. Louis. Paul Dean,
kid brother of the great Dizzy.
wiped the blot off the Dean
escutcheon yesterday with 4 mag
nifcently-pitched game which may
be the inspiration which will carry
the Cardinals on to baSehallS
highest prize in the deciding game.
Paul Dean was more than a
pitcher for the Cardinals y"ster-
day. He was HoratiuS at the
bridge - fortified with 4 strong
arm and a stronger heart. When
his arm failed him, he called on
his heart, which beat back every
challenge, every counter-thrust,
every desperate drive of the IT.
gers.
To see him working out there
in the clutches. with destruction
lowering around his head, you
never would Rave known he Wa
a 2l-ycar-old country boy. fresh
from the cotton patch. He was as
cool as a MathCwson. smart as a
Chief Bender and as courageous
as Walter Johnson.
Through the sixth. seventh and
eighth innings. the Tigers called
upon every weapon at their COM
mand to slash their way past
Dean, and on 10 their first wo'lds
baseball title in 90 years. But
Paul Dean stopped every charge
stopped it cold in one of the great
est stands in world series annals
Not only did Dean turn back
every Detroit challenge in those
heart-quickening late innings hut
he slaShed out the hit that wor
the game. With the scOr" dead
locked 3-3, in the. seventh inning
Dean smashed one o. ScAoolboy
Rowe's fast halls into right field
for a single which sent home litt'-
Leo DuFocher, smother vital fac
tor in the Cards triumph, with
the deciding run.
Deans victory gave him his ser
ond triumph over the Tigers, hav'
ing pitched the Cards to Al vic
tory in the third game. He gave
up seven hits yesterday. famed
four men. and walked two.
Schoolboy Rowe, the towering
EldoradO, Ark, giant who haltet
the Cards in the second game will
a, 3-2 victory in Il innings, WASH
quite equal to the task yesterday
He pitched gamelyybut not as abl!
as Paul Dean. He never gave M
even in the face of a lost cause
He went down trying to TIE last
With two out in the ninth h
came to bat. and drove a Ion!
liner deep to center field, whicl
Ernie Orsatti had to race far hacl
to gather for the final out. Tn,
Cards made ten hits off Rowe VIII
famed five and did not issue
base on balls.
Today Manager frankie Friscl
will pitch wild Bill Hallahan
who was hooked up with Rowe il
the second game, or Dizzy Dean
who beat the Tigers in the frs
game and then lost the fifth. Man
ager Mickey Cochranc docs no
know who he will pitch.
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