October 9, 1934 Game 7 World Series – St Louis Cardinals vs Detroit Tigers

October 9, 1934 Game 7 World Series – St Louis Cardinals vs Detroit Tigers

The Cardinals easily won Game 7, 11–0, behind Dizzy Dean. Ducky Medwick was taken out of the game for own safety after sliding hard into third baseman Marv Owen and being pelted by the crowd with bottles and fruit when he took the field in the sixth inning.

Folks I hope you enjoy todays game. As I always say take this on a walk with you, play it in the back ground, invite a few friends over to listen. Find a way to embrase these treasures.

Check out our getting started document here and what to expect with the broadcasts, If you want to score the game you can download a scoresheet here:

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If you want to see the box score, go to retrosheet and get the box and play by play of todays game (I would suggest doing that after wards)

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