The Archive · 1935

Tigers Win Their First World Championship

Detroit, Oct. 7.

"Goose" Goslin's hard single' into right field, which brought. Manager Mickey Cochrane scampering across the plate in the last half of the ninth Inning, gave the Detroit Tigers a 4-3 victory in their game with the Chi-cage Cubs to-day and the world has ball championship for 1938, The score was tied at 3-3 and two men were out in the final frame when the hard-hitting left fielder stepped the plate and provided the groatest thrill of the Series as he poled out the hit which scored the winning run and ended the World Series com-

Petition for the season.

Screaming fans poured out of Navin Field to-day a8 soon as Mickey Cochrane erossed the plate in the ninth inning of to-day's World Series game, starting the maddest and wildest celebration this city has seen ence the signing of the Armistice in Summary:—Runs batted in: Fox, ter~ span (),, Owen, Goslin, Earned. Runs Chicago '2, Detroit 4. "Two. bate hits Fox, Gehringer, Hack, Rogell. Three base Bit: Hack. Home run: Herman. Bases on balls: off Bridges 0, off, French 2''Struck onl: by Bridges 1, by French Hire: off Bridges, 12 in. 9 Innings: for French, 12. in 9 innings. Double Play: Gehtinger to Rogell to Owen. Bacrifce hit: Waller. Left on base

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