The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
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Continued from Page OneI Fitzsiinmons. Medwick ran far into left center to catch Russos fly. Sturm grounded to Herman and was thrown out.
 No runs, no. hits, no errors; none left on base.
 DODGERS = Owen flied to Di- Maggie. Fitzsimmons flied to Kel- Ter, Reese grounded to Rizzuto.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 FOURTH INNING
 YANKEES -Rolfe singled to cen ter. Henrich rolled to Reese who stepped on second for a force out but on the throw to catch Henrich he pulled Camilli off first trying for double play; Heinrich safe. Owen threw to Camilli and picked Hem rich off first base. Henrich appar- ently slid hard against Camilli's legs trying to get back and Camilli shov- ed Henrich,s head down as the run ner was trying to arise. Umpire Goetz rushed over and pushed Cam illiaway. DiMag ggio popped to Cam illi. who tossed the ball aside quickly and DiMaggio raced to second, in- sisting Camilli hadn't held possess sion of the ball. However, he was .oyerruled.
 No runs, one hit, no errors; none left on base. e
 DODGERS Herman grounded to Gordon. Reiser lined to Gordon Medwick tapped a ball down the third base line and while the Yam kees waited for it to roll foul it stopped in fair territory for a sing'e and Brooklyn's first hit. Gordon made a spectacular leap to stab Lavagetto's liner.
 No runs, one hit no errors; one left on base.
 FIFTH INNING YANKEES Pete Costhrart re- placed Herman at second base for the Dodgers. Keller grounded to Coscarart. Dickey flied to Reiser in right enter. It was announced that Herman hurt his side in bat ting practice before the game. Cor don's liner struck the railing in front of the center field stands about 10 feet high and 390 feet from the plate and it bounced back to the field for a triple Rizzuto was Intentionally walked Rizzuto stole second as Fitzsimmon's cut off Owens throw and tried unsuccessfully to catch Gordon off third. Russo famed. No runs, enc hit, no errors; two left on bases.
 DODGERS Camilli famed Walker grounded to Gordon. Owen flied to DiMaggio.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 SIXTH INNING YANKEES - Sturm singled to short center. Sturm stole recond Sturm apparently kicked the throw from Reese's hand. Rolfe, attempt ing sacrifice, popped out a foul to Owen. Henrich walked. Hugh Casey and Larry French began warming up for Brooklyn. DiMaggio flied to Walker and runners were held on their bases by fine throw-in. Kel- Ter grounded to Camilli.
 No runs, one hit, no errors; two left on bases.
 DODGERS The fans stood and cheered Fitzsimmons as he came to bat. Rizzuto ran back of Rolfe to take Fitzsimmons' grounder to throw him out although the long toss hit the ground in front of Sturm. Reese lined to Keller. Cos carart grounded to Rolfe. No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 SEVENTH INNING YANKEES -Dickey grounded to Coscarart. Gordon walked. Rizzuto grounded to Coscarat, Gordon stop ping at second. Russo's line drive struck Fitzsimmons on the left knee and sailed high into the air, Reese running past second base to catch it for an out. Fftzsimmons was heped limping from the field.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; one left on base.
 DODGERS Reiser slammed a terrific line drive for a double against the right field wall, 30 feet high. 380 feet from the plate. Duro- cher waved Casey to action in the Dodgers bull pen indicating appar- ently that Fitzsimmons would be un- able to return to the mound. The Yankees bull pen also went into ac- tion. Medwick famed on three pitched balls but Dickey dropped lthe third strike and had to' throw tl1im out at first Lavaaetto lround- I Y ?" sf