The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-14
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place in left field for the Cardinals.
Musial gloved Williams high pop on the
turf between first and second base.
~Schoendienst. running with his back to
the plate, lac a fine catch of York's
bid for a hit into shallow right field.
Musial gathered in Doerr's high pop ON
the infield grass near first base.
No runs, no hits, no errors. none left.
CARDINALS: Marion lined to Culber-
son in right-center field. DiMag gio
caught Rice's fly in center field retiring
the Cardinal catcher for the first time
in this series: Brecheen lined a foul
into the Cardinal dugout, then fouled
out to Pesky who made a nice running
catch back of third base.
No runs, no hits, no errors, non left.
FIFTH INNING
RED SOX: Higgins sent a high pop
fly to Marion who made the catch in
short left field after almost losing the
ball in the sun. Partee flied to Slaugh-
ter in right-center. Hughson singled
over S-choendienst's head in to right
field for the Red Sox fifth hit, ono
more than they made off him in last
Mondays game. Slaughter made a fine
running catch of Culberson's drive to-
sward the right field corner.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left.
CARDINALS: Doerr picked up Schoen-
dienst's bounder back of the pitchers
mound and tossed him out. More struck
out on three pitches, looking at the third
strike. Musial went down swinging.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none left.
SIXTH INNING
E SOX: Pesky ran the oun to
three and two and walked. DiMaggio
hit into a double play Kurowski to
~Schoendienst to Musial, the first base
man making a nice catch of Schoen-
out, swinging at a three and two pitch.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none lett.
CARDINALS: Kurowski fouled to
Culberson who made a fine running
catch near the right field stands.
Slaughter walked. Walker flied to Di-
Maggie in deep center field. Marion
singled into center for the Cards first
!, hit off Hughson Slaughter stopping at
|, second. Rice ran the string to three
and two, then flied deep to DiMaggio
, in center.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two left.
SEVENTH INNING
RED SOX: York tripled against the
centerfield wall 425 feet away. Moore
banged against the concrete to try and
field the drive and Walker had to re-
~trieve the bail. Doerr sent a long fly
Ito Walker in left field, York easily scoI-
t ing after the catch. 1t was the first
Red Sox run off Brecheen after Is
, consecutive scoreless innings and made
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into the boxes alongside first base for
, the catch. Partee popped to Schoen-
dienst at the edge of the infield grass.
T One run, one hit, no errors, none left.
4 CARDINALS: Brecheen grounded out,
Pesky to York. Culberson backed up
against the right field wall to haul down
Schoendienst's long drive. Moore lined
Williams.
No run one hit, no errors, one lett.
EIGHTH INNING
1 RED SOX: Tom Mcbride, q right
handed hitter, batted for Hughson. Nc
Bride fouled to Musial near the first
r out on strikes. Pesky also was called
out on strikes to become Brecheen's
) sixth strikeout victim.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none left.
CARDINALS: Earl johnson, a south
, paw now pitching for the Red Sox.
l Kurowski flied to DiMaggio in left-cen-
| ter. Slaughter walked on a three and
second, Pesky to Doerr, the latter max
ing a fine grab of Pesky's hurried high
throw. Marion lined a double over first
base scoring Walker to put the Cards
ahead, Al. The ball rolled against the
wall, 80 feet away. Rice was purposely
passed. Brecheen grounded out to York,
unassisted.
One run, one hit, no errors two left
NINTH INNING
RED SOx: Moore raced into short
center for DiMaggio's line drive. Will
iiams singled through a narrow hole be-
tween Marion and S~choendienst. York
hit into a game-ending double play,
l~Schoendienst to Marion to Musial.
Brecheen received an assist on he play
when he barely manage to touch the
bail as it bounced over his head to
Schoendienst.
No runs one hit, no errors. none left.