The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12

Cards first: Schoendienst went after
the second pitch and singled to right.
Moore struck out on a three ana TWO
nitch and S~choendienst was doubled at
second trying to steal, Partee to PesRy.
iMusial. after taking three stralgnt pltcn-
es for balls, flied to Williams. NO i'hs'
one hit, no errors none lett.
First inning Red Sox: Gutteridge lined
PoIlett's first pitch off Musials glove
into rieht field for a single. Al Brazle
- Southpaw. started warming up in the
Cardinal Bullpen. Pesky raped a sharp
single between first and secono h,o
right field sending Gutterdlge to secoaa:
Di M g gio bounced to kuroWskl
who stepped on third to force Guttetlage'
DiMaggio reaching first as Pesky NOV
ed to second. Williams singled Sharply
to rieht scoring Pesky and sending d.
Maggie to third. On Slaughters throw
to the plate Williams headed to second
and heat Garagiola's throw to that Dag
as DiMasgio held third. Brazle replaced
Pollet. York was purposely passed 10
load the bases. Higgins n 10 hu-
rowski who threw to Garagloia AT .ne
plate to force DiMaggio and the passes
remained filled. Marion scooped up Cul-
b%erson's grounder and tossed to Schoen-
dienst TO force Higgins at second. Ohe
run, three hits, no errors, three lett
Second inning Cardinals: Gutteridge
threw out Slaughter. KuroWshl SEM d
high DOB to York. Garagiola's g~rasscuster
souirted through Pesky's legs INTO center
field for a two-base error. Walker act-
bled to left scoring Garagloia VIII av
tyine run. Culberson backed up a lew
steps and gathered in Marion's long tiy.
One run, one hit, one error, one lett
Second inning Red TO- Partee singled
KuroWski fielded Dobson's sacrlflce ount
but threw too late to catch Partee al
second and all hands were safe. Tutte-
ridge singled through the middle Of me
diamond scoring Partee and sendine Doo-
son to second. the III put the Red Sox
ahead. 2 to I. Pesky hunted sharply back
to the mound and Brazle threw to ku-
rowski at third to force Dobson, Pesky
reaching first as Gutteridge stopped at
second. DiMaggio grounded into q oou-
bile play, Marion to Schoendienst to Mu-
sial. One run, two hits, no errors, one
left.
Third ming Cardinals: Brazle flied to
DiMaggio in right center. Pesky threw
cut S~choendienst. Moore struck ou:. NO
runs. no hits, no errors, none LETT.
Third inning Red Sox: Marion threw
out Williams. Marion backed up in snort
center field for York's pop. Higgins lned
to Walker. Nc runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
Fourth inning Cardinals: Musial flied to
C,Ilberson. Slaughter was awarded frs
base when one of Dobson's pitches h
him in the back. Kurowski went dow
swinging. On the second pitch to Gar
agiola, Slaughter stole second base SIG
ing in ahead of Partee's throw to Pesky.
Garagiola struck out. No runs no hits,
no errors, one left.
Fourth inning Red Sox: Walker knock7
ed down Culberson's drive into the lett
field corner and with a fast throw to
second held the hit to a single Culper-
son was credited with q stolen base when
on the first pitch to Partee. Garaglola
flung the bali into center field in an
attempt to head off the runner Moore
took Partee's short fly. Dobson went OUT,
Marion to Musial, Culberson moving 10
third. Marion threw out Gutterldge' NO
runs, one hit, no errors. one left. -,
Fifth inning Cardinals: Walker hunted
along the third base line but was out
on a close play Higgins to York: VIII
liams took Marion's high fly. Hrazie