The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-10
Cards WallopBrowns
TOTake World Series
FIFTH INNING,

Browns: According to the official
scorer, the third run scored by the
Cards in the fourth was unearned.
Kurowski was given credit for
driving in the ..,..rst tally. Litwhiler
went over near the left field line to
take Gutteridge's long fly. .Kree-..
vich was called out on strikes for
Lanier's fifth Whit. Sanders fun
bled Moore's grounder but recov-
cred in time, to throw him out with
Lanier making the putout in a
close play. No runs. no hits, no
errors, none left.
Cardinals: Hopp sent a towering
aerial to Stephens. Stephens also
took MusiaIs high fly a step off
second base. Cooper beat out hit
through second. Sanders walked.
Kreevich came over to left-center
to, take Kurowski's long fly. No
runs, one hit, no errors, two left.
SIXTH INNING
Browns: Marion threw out Steph-
ems. Laabs walked for the second
straight time. McQuinn also walk
ed. Lanier let loose with a wild
pitch, Laabs going to third and
McQuinn to second. Ted Wilks
came in to pitch for the Cardinals.
Christman hit to Kurowski who
threw Laabs out at the plate. Hay
worth flied to Hopp. No runs, no
hits, no errors, two left.
Cardinals: Marion Flied to Nc.
Quinn on the grass. Verban got his
third straight hit, a single through
second. Wilks sacrificed, Muncrief
to McQuinn. Litwhiler flied to-
Kreevich in left-center. No runs,
one hit, no errors, one left.
SEVENTH INNING
Browns: Zarilla batted for Mum
Grief and struck out. Baker batted
for Gutteridge and looked at
third strike. It was the 88th strike
out for the series passing the two
club record of 81 set in the 7-game
series between the Athletics and
Cards in 1881. Musial went over
near centerfield to make a great
catch Of Kreevichss fly. No runs,
no hits, no errors, none left.
Cardinals: Baker replaced Gut
teridge at second base for the
Browns. Jack Kramer, a right
handler who won the third game,
went in to pitch for the Brownies.
Hopp singled to left but was caught
between first ard second, Laabs
to Stephens to McQuinn. Musial
fouled to Christman. Cooper got his
seemed straight nit, single be-
tween short and third. Sanders
swung at third strike, No runs,
two hits, no errors, one left.
EIGHTH INNING %.
Browns: Moore popped to Yer
ban. Wilks threw out Stephens. San
ders dropped back to take Labs
high foul. No runs, no hits, no
errors, none left.
Cardinals: After working the
count to three and two, Kurowski
walked. Marion sacrificed, Kra-
mer to McQuinn. Marion sacrific-
ed, Kramer. to Baker who. covered
first. Verban was Intentionally
passed. In an attempt to catch
Kurowski off second, Hayworth
made a wild throw. KurowsM go
ing to- third and Verban to second.
After working the count to three
and two, WiIks looked at third
strike. The official attendance was
announced as 1880. Stephens toss
ed out Litwhiler. No runs, no hits,
no errors, two left.
NINTH INNTG''
Browns: Litwhiler made a great
running catch Of Columns foul.
Byrnes batted for Christman and
worked the count to three and two
before swinging at a third strike.
Chartak batted for Hayworth and
also struck out. No runs, no hits,
no errors, none left.