Detroit, Oct. 9 The baseball championship of the world will be decided here to-day when the Detroit Tigers, American League champions, and the St. Louis Cardinals, National League pennant winners, clash in the seventh and deciding game of the World Series, now tied at three wins apiece as. the result of the Cardinals' 43 victory over the home team yesterday.
"Wild Bill" Hallahan, beaten in the third game of the series, is regarded as the most likely starting pitcher for the Cardinals, although "Dizzy" Dean, ace of the St. Louis staff, may bbe called upon despite the fact that he had but one day's rest, having pitched and lost on Sunday.
"the Detroit starting pitcher is} problematical, but the experts pre-ict that, Manager Mickey Cochrane will send' Alvin Crowder, veteran righthander, to the firing line. Crowder was the losing pitcher in the ihn ire, een Sola ar aes sets ay suede ten wickets. aaa met sites ocr cians runs, A stand-by Madar and Willis, however, to ag-
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Hongkong declared when the score "approached the. 200 mark to allow the combined XI to have second innings, but time was up when the losers had lost seven of their batsmen for 87 rus.
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