The Washington times., 1934-10-09
KEEP ME- OUT!'
IS DEFIANCE
Of COCHRANE

physicians to be permlCIeo W pA"S
this afternoon, betting odds skleo'
The Tigers, without Cochrane'
are just a field army without a
Foch or a Pershing; a battle ship
with no Beatty or Sims on the
bridge. The Bengals must have
Cochrane in the lineup to win II
they're going to win.
The betting odds, which Went
to 2 to 5 on the Tigers, the
Bengals needing one victory III
two games and the Cards two
st. :yht to cop the verdict, snap
ned right back to 4 to 5 on the
Cards to win. There was plenty
of betting around town last night
as the boys took the tape OF the
bank rolls and let money talk.
Dizzy Dean will pitch the final
game for the Cards, with PUG
Hallahan ready to step in at a
moments notice and stop any
rallies.
FRANKIE Frisch said this morn.
ing he was confident Dean would
be able to come back with a days
rest and pitch a winning game
He added:
81 am going to start Dizzy.
and I'll have everyone else ready:
That includes Paul Dean. Don't
be surprised if you see the kid
right back in there.
boy, what a pitcher that boy
is. He's at least as good as
Dizzy. Yes, at the very least
he's as good as Dizzy"
Paul Dean, the younger and
hotter of the Holdenville Holo
causts, rose to the peak Of world
series fame by hurting his second
world series victory in two starts
He has definitely stolen th'
thunder Of Dizzy.
He outpitched and conquered
Schoolboy Rowe. Yes, he not only
outpitched Rowe, but he out
gained the Eldorado kid, and Pau
Dean will be all OF 81 years old
next August.
Seven Hits Allowed
He allowed seven hits yester
day, improving on his first game
by one blow. Four Of these were
infield singles and one was a pop
Texas Lacquer.
In yesterdays game he allowed
one earned run, which tied his
starting mark. But not only did
Paul pitch in great style but 1t
drove in the winning run with
single to right field.
Rowe hurled a fast ball outside
to Dean, who leaned on it with
sufficient power to drive it be
You'd the clutch of the Tiger
fielders.
His sacrifice in the fifth inning
put Leo Durocher in position tc
score on Pepper Martins blow tc
left field. It is easy to see that
Paul figured prominently in thu
scoring of two runs, or just hall
of the Cards total.
The common rotation of pitch
ers will prevent Paul Dean from
taking rank with Christy Mathew
son, Babe Adams and Jack
Coombs, the pitchers who have
won three world series games n
a single series since 1905.
The series will end tonight bar
ring storm or tornado and Pau
is not likely to see duty, even as
a relief pitcher. Yet he might
Whether he does or not, he has
done a mastery job in winning
his two games, pitching the full
nine innings in each battle.
The Tigers had chances to wir
the game in the seventh anc
eighth innings. But in each in
Satnce Dean overpowered them
In the seventh Fox got two bases
on a pop fly in short left. Rowe
hunted him to third trying to tie
the score.
White grounded to Durochel
and Fox was shot down at the
plate on a fine throw. Their
White tried to steal second ant
Frisch almost showed the bal
through his ribs.
Orsatti Saves Day
In the eighth Gehringer ant
Goslin hit safely. One out, i
looked great for score, but RICH
then and there Rogell flied to Or
Satti, who made a fine running
catch, and Greenberg fouled II
Collins, who made a fiction pla.
against the right field pavilion
boxes.
Rowe weathered only one storm
That was in the ninth. Orsatt
and Durocher grouped hits, bu
nothing of scoring nature de
veloped. Rowe was greatly upse
as he started to warm up. Ate
all, the boy is just boy.
He has been forced into think
ing that the fate of a nation de
ponds upon his winning or LOSING
a baseball game. Small wonde
that this small town boy was (
bit shaken by the excitement ant
IIIauvraI RaraS