The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-09
r. o N TIN u e n
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Tigers Fall Under
ITO Defeat After
Disaster in Third

Rings in world series history. The rec
ord, ten runs, for single inning, was
made by the Athletics In 1929 against
the Chicago Cubs.
Tigers-Fox lined out Orsatti. Bridges
was thrown out by Frisch at first at
ter the Cardinal manager juggled q
hard lire drive. White flied to Or
SAITH, who made nice running catch
in left center.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Fourth Inning
Cardinals-Frisch grounded sharply
to 0ehringer and was tossed out at
first. Medwick flied to Fox. Collins
dropped his third straight hit into
right field for q single. Delaney
bounced to Gehringer and Collins was
forced at second, Gehringer to Rogel.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
Tigers-Cochrane popped to Frisch.
Gehringer smashed single to right
for the first base-hit off Dean. Goslin
l1oisted . short fly to Medwick. Ro-
CELL grounded to Frisch and Gehringer
was forced at second. Frisch to Du-
rocl1er.
No runs. one hit, no errors, one left.
Fifth Inning
Orsatti flied to Goslin
in short left. Durocl,er lifted anoth-
er high fly to Goslin. Dean famed.
waving his bet ct q fast ball, and the
crowd yelled with delight.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Tigers-Greenberg pumped q long
single to right center. Owen flied to
Rothrock. Fox hit sharply to left
for q double, sending Greenberg to
third. Fox barely beat Medwicks
relay to second base. Bridges famed
on Z called third strike. White
bounced to Durocher and was thrown
out ct first on . nice play as the
shortstop grabbed the ball in front Of
second base and threw to Collins Of,
the run.
No runs, two hits. no errors, two
left.
Sixth Inning
Cardinals-Marttn slashed hit to
left and stretched 1t to two bases on
Goslins poor handling Of the ball.
The Goose was charged with an err
ror, and Martin credited with single.
Rothrock flied to doslin. Martin
held second. Medwick pumped .
long hit against the right field
bleachers for triple, scoring Mar
tin. There was q sudden outbreak
at third as Owens foot dug into
Medwick's leg and for q moment It
looked Is though there would be .
fight. Players Of both teams and
umpires joined In separating the two
players, and play was resumed.
Collins belted his fourth straight
Il hit to center. scoring Medwick. Col
Inns ran to second when White
fumbled the ball for m error. De-
Ilancey swung and missed . third
strike, but Cochra11e dropped the ball
and threw to Greenberg to retire the
batter.
Two runs. three hits, two errors.
one left.
The fans in the left field bleach
ers started hurting fruit and other
missiles at Medwick, meanwhile boo
ing the Cardinal left fielder as the
result Of the run-in with Owen ct
third base. Umpires and members Of
the Cardinal team went out to left
field to start cleaning up the debris
and make some effort to control the
action Of the bowling crowd. Work.
men were called out to collect the
stuff thrown on the field but the bar
rage continued at intervals IS
soon o. fans could get their hands
on anything to throw on the field.
Play was suspended indefinitely while
the crowd was out Of control. Work
men brought out burlap bags and
soon filled = half dozen Of them With
what looked like the entire stock Of
q fruit store. !.
Finally most Of the commotion ap-
peared TO subside Is the bleacherites
ran out Of ammunition. Meanwhile
the Cardinals clustered around Med
wick and Dizzy Dean put on the red
leather jacket. One or two pop
bottles were picked up but the fans
confined their batrase mostly to