The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-30

| Jllll U. 1(lIld65lO OOQlitCO OO 1AdA0N7 ski, who tagged Cullenbine but hi throw to first was too late to catcl DiAdaggio and Rolfe scored. Kellel rolled out, Brown to Hopp.
 One run, two hits, no errors; ont left on base.
 CARDINALS - Kurowski famed Marion grou nded out, Gordon tt Hassett. M Cooper grounded out Rolfe to Hassett.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 SIXTH INNING
 YANKEES Gordon famed Dickey singled to right. Hassett famed Ruffing flied to Moore.
 No runs, one hit, no errors; one left on base.
 CARDINALS-Br Brown flied to Di- Maggie, who made a spectacular over the shoulder catch. Moore flied to Keller. Slaughter walked Musial walked Mary Breuer began warming up in the Yankee bull pen w. Cooper flied to Gordon
 No runs, no hits, no errors; two left on bases.
 SEVENTH INNING | YANKEES S-Rizzuto flied to Mus ial who misjudged the ball moment arily but manageds to catch it by running backwards and tumbling on his shoulders. Rolfe flied out to Slaughter. Cullenbine grounded out to Hopp, unassisted
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 l CARDINALS-Hopp flied out to Keller, Kurowski famed. Marion out on a popped foul to Hassett.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 EIGHTH INNING
 YANKEES = DiMaggio singled to center. Keller famed. Gordon famed. Dickey singled to right, sending DiMaggio to third. Hassett singled over Browns outstretched glove, scoring DiMaggio and sending Dickey to second. Ruffing smashed a liner to right and it scooted out of Slaughter's glove for a two-base error, scoring Dickey and Hassett. He was not credited for a run batted in. Cooper was replaced by right handler Gumbert. Rizzuto bounced out, Gumbert to Hopp.
 Three runs, three hits, one error i; one left on base.
 CARDINALS - Only one of the Yankee runs in the eighth was earned. Harry Walker, batting for Gumbert, famed. Brown flied out to Rizzuto in deep left. By going seven and two-thirds innings with cut yielding hit Ruffing set a World Series record by exceeding the seven and one-third frames of hitless ball pitched by Herb Pen mock of the Yankees in 1927 How ever, Moore singled to right in the next play Slaughter flied out to DiMaggio.
 No runs, one hit, no errors; one left on base. 27.At
 NINTH INNING
 YANKEES = Lanier went to the mound for the Cards Records show ed Monte Pearson also pitched seven and one-third innings of hitless ball in 1889. Rolfe singled to right. fCullenbine bunted down the third base line and Lanier threw wild over Hoops head, letting Cullenbine go to third and scoring Rolfe. It was sacrifice hit and an error and no run batted in. DiMaggio smashed out, Lalier to Hopp Keller walked. Lanier tried to pick Keller off at first unsuccessfuliy and let the ball get away from him when the ball was tossed back and Cullenbine scor- ed from third. Keller was held at first. It was an error for Lanier. Gordon famed. Dickey grounded out to Hopp, unassisted 1 Two runs, one hit, two errors; one left on base.
 CARDINALS-Both Yankee runs in the ninth were unearned Musial popped out on a foul to Dickey. w. Cooper singled off Rolfe's glove. Hopp flied out to Keller Sanders, batting for Kurowski, walked. Marr ion tripled to right field, scoring w. Cooper and Sanders O'Dea, batting for Lanier, singled to center, scoring Marion. Crespi ran for ODea. Brown singled to center, Crespi stopping at second. Chandler replaced Ruffing. Moore singled to left, scoring Crespi and sending Brown to second. Slaughter hit a grounder which took a bad hop and hit Rizzuto in the face. Rizzuto was unable to make the play and it is scored as a hit, filling the bases. Musial grounded out, Hassett to Chandler.
 Four runs, six hits, no errors; three left on bases. 
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