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Los Gigantes De Nueva York De Bill Terry Tuvieron Otra Buena 1934 Los Gigantes de Nueva York de Bill Terry tuvieron otra buena temporada en 1934 anotando 760 carreras y permitiendo 583, el menor de la liga, pero no fue suficiente para obtener el banderín de la Liga Nacional. El joven Mel Ott bateó para 0.326 con 119 carreras anotadas solo superado por Paul Waner (con 122), recibiendo 85 bases por bolas y empató con Ripper Collins en cuadrangulares con 35. El manager-jugador Bill Terry fue segundo en bateo con 0.354 detrás de Waner (0.362) anotando 109 carreras. Jo Jo Moore bateó para 0.331 y cruzó el plato en 106 ocasiones. Hal Schumacher ganó 23 juegos (23-10,3.18 CLP) y Carl Hubbell tuvo marca de 21-12 con el título de carreras limpias permitidas de 2.30. Pero fueron los Cardenales de San Luis quienes se llevaron el título de la Liga Nacional. La competencia estuvo bastante interesante pues los Gigantes quedaron a dos juegos del primer sitio. Nueva York había sido el líder durante más de cuatro meses hasta que al final las cosas se le complicaron. Sucedió el 28 de septiembre que Dizzy Dean (30-7, 2.66 CLP) de los Cardenales blanqueó a los Rojos de Cincinnati para empatar con Gigantes en el primer lugar. Al siguiente día Paul Dean (19-11, 3.43 CLP), el hermano menor de Dizzy, vence 6-1 de nueva cuenta a los Rojos mientras que los Gigantes perdían con los Dodgers de Brooklyn. Un día después el mismo Dizzy blanquea otra vez a los Rojos 9-0 dando una ventaja a su equipo que jamás perdería. Los hermanos Dean habían sido ridiculizados al principio de la temporada cuando afirmaron que ganarían 45 juegos entre ambos, sin embargo cumplieron su promesa y sobrepasando la marca con 4 juegos. Dizzy Dean obtuvo el premio de jugador más valioso. Otros jugadores importantes de los Cardenales fueron Frankie Frisch (0.305, 75 carreras impulsadas), Ripper Collins (0.333, 128 CI), Leo Durocher (0.260, 70 CI) y líder en fildeo de la liga; Pepper Martin líder robador de bases con 23 y Ducky Medwick, quien bateó para 0.319 con 40 dobletes y 18 triples. En la Liga Americana, los Tigres de Detroit regresan a la primera posición desde 1909 con una marca de 101-53 en ganados y perdidos, dejando a los orgullosos Yankees a 7 juegos de ventaja. Babe Ruth, de 39 años, bateó para 0.288 con 22 cuadrangulares y 84 carreras impulsadas en su último año completo para Nueva York. Lou Gehrig cargó con el peso de la ofensiva al ganar la triple corona de bateo con 0.363 de porcentaje, 165 carreras impulsadas y 49 jonrones. Lefty Gomez destacó en el pitcheo por los de Nueva York (26-5, 2.33 CLP), así como Red Ruffing (19-11.3.93 CLP) y Johnny Murphy (14-10,3.12 CLP). 1 Los Tigres de Detroit tuvieron 4 jugadores por encima de las 100 carreras impulsadas: Charlie Gehringer (0.356,127 CI, 11 HR), G. Goslin (0.305,100 CI,13 HR), H. Greenberg (0.339,139 CI, 26 HR) y B. Rogell (0.296,100 CI, 3 HR). Mickey Cochrane obtuvo el trofeo de jugador más valioso al compilar para 0.320 con 76 carreras producidas y 2 cuadrangulares; su labor detrás del plato fue destacada al llevar al cuerpo de pitcheo con un porcentaje de 4.06 en carreras limpias permitidas para ser el líder de la liga. Schoolboy Rowe (24-8, 3.45 CLP) y T. Bridges (22-11, 3.67 CLP) fueron los máximos ganadores de los campeones. En el primer juego de la serie, Dizzy Dean obtiene la victoria por marcador de 8-3 para darle la primera victoria a Cardenales. El pitcher derrotado fue el veterano Al Crowder adquirido de Washington. Joe Medwick conecta jonrón y batea de 4-4 mientras los Tigres cometen 5 errores. Al día siguiente, Schoolboy Rowe emparejan la serie con un juego de 12 entradas ganando 3-2. Los Tigres empatan el juego en la novena entrada y ganan con un sencillo de Goose Goslin. El día 5 de octubre los clubes se mueven a San Luis y Paul Dean pone adelante a los Cardenales con una victoria de 4-1 lanzando una blanqueada de 8 entradas. Al día siguiente los Cardenales comenten 5 errores para perder 10-4. Dizzy Dean usado como corredor emergente es golpeado en la cabeza por un tiro de Billy Rogell. Hank Greenberg empata un récord de serie mundial con 4 hits. El 7 de octubre Tommy Bridges vence a Dizzy Dean 3-1 para poner a los Tigres a un juego del Campeonato de la serie mundial. La serie se traslada a Detroit. En el sexto juego de la serie Paul Dean sostiene un duelo de pitcheo con Schoolboy Rowe ganando 4-3. Leo Durocher conecta 3 hits en el partido así como Mickey Cochrane de los Tigres. En el partido final por el campeonato el 9 de octubre, Dizzy Dean hace bueno su pronóstico cuando dijo al iniciar la serie que: “Paul y yo ganaremos los juegos de la serie”. La victoria fue amplia de 11-0. Con el score 9-0, Medwick de los Cardenales se barre fuertemente en tercera sobre Marv Owen y el público se encrespa lanzándole con objetos al campo; por su seguridad el Comisionado Landis recomienda que lo sustituyan. Los Cardenales de San Luis resultaron victoriosos en la Serie Mundial en siete juegos basados en el pitcheo de los hermanos Dean; cada uno ganó dos juegos con un porcentaje de carreras limpias de 2.00. NOTAS CORTAS Dizzy Dean es seleccionado el jugador más valioso de la Liga Nacional. 2 Mickey Cochrane, manager-jugador de Detroit es el jugador más valioso de la Liga Americana. Dizzy Dean se convierte en el último lanzador en ganar 30 juegos. En el juego de estrellas Carl Hubell poncha consecutivamente a Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons y Joe Cronin. La liga Americana gana 9-7. Babe Ruth pega el jonrón 700. Yankees compra a Joe DiMaggio por $25,000 dólares y 4 jugadores a los San Francisco Seals de la PCL. Algunos miembros de los Rojos se transportan en avión para un juego en Chicago y ser el primer equipo que vuela a una serie. Los Yankees despiden a dos futuros miembros del Salón de la Fama: Herb Pennock y Joe Sewell el mismo día. Schoolboy Rowe de Detroit gana 16 juegos consecutivamente. Goose Goslin consigue 30 juegos pegando de hit. Bobo Newsonm de San Luis lanza 9 entradas sin hit y pierde en 10 entradas 2-1. Paul Dean lanza un sin hit ante Dodgers el 21 de septiembre. Muere John McGraw manager de los Gigantes de 1902 a 1932. Los Rojos terminan en último lugar por cuarto año consecutivo. El 28 de abril G. Goslin ejecuta cuatro dobles matanzas pero su equipo pierde 4-1 ante los Indios de Cleveland. Los Dodgers vencen a los Gigantes en los últimos dos juegos para darle el título de la liga a los Cardenales. Jack Russell de Washington es el primer relevista seleccionado para un juego de estrellas. Gehrig conecta tres triples hasta la quinta entrada cuando el juego se suspende por lluvia; el encuentro se cancela y lo sucedido no pasa al libro de récords. Milt Gaston deja las Grandes Ligas con un récord de 97-164, el peor récord de un jugador con más de 250 decisiones. Billy Werber de los Medias Rojas se lleva el título de robo de bases con 40. Los Rojos tienen en sus filas a dos lanzadores perdedores de 20 juegos: Paul Derringer (15-21) y Si Johnson (7-22). Los Medias Rojas anotan 12 carreras a los Tigres en el cuarto ining (Mayo 6) ayudados por cuatro triples de: Carl Reynolds, Moose Solters, Rick Ferrell y Bucky Walters. Los Cafés de San Luis conectan 9 hits consecutivos en un juego contra Cleveland ganando el partido 12-8. Doc Cramer batea el ciclo pero los Yankees ganan a los Atléticos 7-3 con un jonrón con casa llena de Lou Gehrig. Después de 8 victorias en fila, el novato Paul Dean pierde su primer juego en relevo. Red Lucas, pitcher de Cincinnati hace su aparición número 100 en el montículo cubriendo toda la ruta sin necesidad de algún relevista. En ese juego el ampayer Beans Reardon resulta insolado debido grueso traje de azul. Gee Walker de los Tigres es puesto out fuera de la base en dos ocasiones en el mismo juego y es suspendido por 10 días como castigo. Los Cardenales vencen a los Rojos 8-6 en un juego de 18 entradas. Dizzy Dean y Tony Frietas sostienen el duelo por 17 entradas. Satchel Paige lanza un partido sin hit ni carrera el día 4 de julio contra Homestead Grays en Pittsburgh, con sólo una base por bolas y un error. Paige maneja a 3 Chicago para blanquear a los Chicago American Giants por 1-0 en 12 entradas obteniendo así dos blanqueadas en el mismo día en dos ciudades. El 10 de julio se celebra el segundo juego de estrellas y Carl Hubbell poncha a 5 futuros miembros del salón de la fama. Después de tres inings sin anotaciones sale del partido ganando el juego 4-0. Earl Averill produce 3 carreras dando la victoria finalmente a la Americana 9-7. Lou Gehrig es protegido en el récord de más juegos jugados consecutivamente al aparecer en el line-up como short stop después de haber abandonado el partido un día antes por molestias en la espalda; conecta un hit en su único turno al bat para salir después del juego.
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