Detroit, Oct. 9.
The St. Louis Cardinals to-day won the final and deciding game of the World Series from the Detroit Tigers ina manner which left no doubt whatever that the best team won, for the score of the d ive contest was 11-0.
"Dizzy" Dean, coming back after only one day of rest, had the Amer~ ican League pennant winners helpless throughout, yielding only six hits, giving no bases on balls and striking out five of the Tigers' vaunted Sluggers, while the Cardinals subject fed the entire Detroit pitching staff to a murderous assault productive of no less than seventeen clean hits, in~ cluding five doubles and two triples.
As fast as Manager Mickey Cochrane sent a pitcher to the mound, the Cardinals fell to. and knocked him out, with a result that every first string hurler on the Detroit been for @ chance to work-and none of them were very happy about it, afterward, Eldon Auker started and lasted two innings, then in swift suc~ cession came "Schoolboy" Rowe, Elon "Hogsett, Tom Bridges, Fred ' Mar-berry. and Alvin Crowder, who pitched the last inning without scathe,
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