The Bismarck tribune., 1934-10-09
TIGERS FALL UNDER
no DEFEAT AFTER
DISASTER IN Third
Dizzy Dean Pitches st. Louis to
Baseball Championship
of World
FANS STAGE WILD RIOT
Detroit Uses Five Pitchers; Pa
irons Force Joe Medwick
to Leave Game
FANS STAGE WILD RIOT

The st. Louis Cardinals won the
seventh game, II to O, and the world
series, four games to three, Tuesday
as Dizzy Dean pitched his shutout by
the widest margin in series history.
The Cards scored seven runs in one
inning. the third, and riot among
the left field bleacher patrons forced
Commissioner Lands to put Joe
Medwick, Cardinal outfielder, out of
the game in the sixth.
First Inning
Cardinals-Martin famed, swinging
hard. Rothrock hit sharply over Ro-
CELLS head and ran to second when
White handled the ball poorly. The
scorer credited Rothrock with two
bagger. Frisch lifted short fly that
Rogell caught back on the grass. Med
wick fouled to Owen in front of the
boxes off left field.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Tigers-White grounded out, Frisch
to Collins. The Tiger manager. next
up, received an ovation. Cochrane
grounded out Frjsch to Collins. Geh
ringer lifted Z high fly to Rotl1rock
near the right field line.
No runs, no hits, no errors, mono
left.
Second Inning
Cardinals - Collins hit sharply to
center for single on the first pitch.
Delaney grounded to Owen and the
Tigers pulled double play, Owen to
Gehringer to Greenberg. Orsatti sing
led past Gehringer. Ball one on Du-
rocher and Orsatti was thrown out
trying to steal, Cochrane to Gehring-
er.
No runs, two hits. no errors, none
left.
Tigers-Goslin bounced to Collins
and was out at first on pretty play,
Collins to Dean Rogell bounced to
Durocher but was safe at first when
Collins failed to hold the Shortstop's
low throw. Collins was charged with
an error. Greenberg famed. missing
q curve by wide margin. Owen
bounced to Martin and Rogell was
forced at second. Martin to Frisch.
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Third Inning
Cardinals-Durocher flied to
White. Dean dropped a hit in left
field and stretched it to a double as
Goslin handled the ball slowly. Dizzy
beat the throw with a good slide.
Martin grounded to Greenberg and
beat it out for q scratch hit as
Auker came over to take the toss
from the first baseman. Dean reach
ed third. Ball one on Rothrock and
Martin stole second. Cochrane.s
throw was wide and almost got away
from Gehringer but Dean stuck to
third base. Rothrock walked, the
fourth ball being inside and the bases
were filled. Frisch hit sharply into
right field. for double, scoring
Dean, Martin and Rothrock. The
ball caromed off Fox,s glove and roll
ed almost to the boxes before he
recovered to relay to the infield.
Cochrane removed Auker from the
box and summoned Schoolboy Rowe,
the victim of Mondays Tiger set
back. Rowe had developed a sore
hand Monday night but apparently
was in good shape and the Tigers
were ready to pin their remaining
hopes on his strong right arm. Med
wick grounded out, Rogell to Green
berg, as Frisch ran to third. Collins
singled sharply through the infield
to left, scoring Frisch. Delaney
smashed long drive to the rightfield
wall for double, scoring Collins.
Cochrane went into conference
with his big right-hander. Rowe was
taken out Of the box and was re-
placed by Elon Hogsett, the Indian
southpaw. Orsatti walked, the fourth
ball being wide.
Durocher hit to right for single
and the bases were full. A fast
throw-in by Fox kept Delaney from
trying to score. Dean hit ground
er along the third-base line for q
scratch hit. scoring Delaney and
leaving the bases still full. Deans
hit was a hopper that Owen was un-
able to handle. Martin walked, the
fourth ball being inside and Orsatti
was forced over the plate with t..
seventh Cardinal -ln u the inning.
Hogsett was taken out of the box.
Tommy Bridges, slim right-hander
who pitched the Tigers to a brilliant
victory over Dizzy Dean last Sunday
at st. Louis, was the fourth Detroit
pitcher.
Twelve Cardinals had come to bat
in the inning, and the bases still
were clogged, with two out.
Rothrock grounded to Gehringer
and Martin was forced at second.
Gehringer to Rogell, as the inning
finally ended.
Seven runs, seven hits, no errors,
three left.
It was one Of the biggest scoring In
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