The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-15

.. ..-. ..---. --.,. ...-.------ -..--.--. ter field to make a running catch of Williams long curving fly. After catching the ball Walker collided with Moore but held onto the ball. York struck out swinging at a roundhouse curve after working the count to three and two.
 Doerr flied to Slaughter, who raced back almost to the right center field wall to make the catch. As yet there was no activity in either bull pen.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 Cardinals-Musial walked on five pitches to become the first batter to receive a free ticket to first. Pesky camped under and caught slaughters foul fly in left field territory
 Kuowski flied deep to Moses who caught the ball with his shoulders nearly touching the right field wall. Musial held first.
 Garagiola rolled out, Doerr to York.
 No runs. no hits, no errors, one left on base,
 
 Fifth Inning
 Red Sox-Moore made a spectac- ular backhanded running catch ot Higgins blazing liner which was headed for the left-center field wall. It was by far the best field ing play of the series
 H. Wagner fouled out to Kurow- ski who made the catch near the left field boxes while running with his back to the plate. Ferriss sent high bouncer to Dickson between first and the pitchers mound and was an easy out, Dickson to Mu- sial
 No runs, no hits, no errors. none left on base
 Cardinals-Walker singled past sky's outstretched glove, the ban rolling into centerfield.
 Marion sacrificed. York fielding h.s bunt along the first base line and throwing to Doerr who cover CT first for the out.
 Dickson dumped a double over thi.d scoring Walker to put the Cardinals ahead to The hit Was q humpbaCk liner that landed just inside the left field foul line and rolled to the corner where it was retrieved hy Williams
 schoendienst smashed the first pitch on a line over second base for a single scoring Dickson
 Joe Dobson. a righthander hur- r.edly began warming up in the Red SoX bullpen
 Moore belted a single into cen toriield. sending Schoendienst to second
 That was all for Ferrlss.
 Joe Dotson. winner of the first game of the series. went in to pitch for the Rsd Sox.
 Earl Johnson, a lefthander, start ed tossing them in the Red Sox pullpen
 Musial bounced out, Doerr to York, advancing both runners
 Slaughter was purposely passed. filling the bases.
 Higgins backed up for Kurow- skis bouncer and whipped to Doerr at second to force Slaughter
 Two runs. four hits, no errors three left on base
 Sixth Inning Red Sox-Moses bounced out to Musial unassisted
 Pesky rapped an outside pitch on a line to Kurowski, who made the catch.
 Dickson issued his first walk when he passed DiMaggio on five pitches.
 Williams sent a skyscraper tC right field where Slaughter made the catch.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, one left on base.
 Cardinals-Garagiola struck out swinging at a three and two pitch
 Walker walked on four straight pitches.
 Doerr threw out Marion, Walker taking second.
 Dickson received a great hanc from the crowd as he came to bal and hit the first pitch on ono bounce to Doerr who easily threw him out at first
 No runs, no hits, no errors. one left on base. Seventh inning Red SoX-York struck out. going down swinging for the seconc } straight time
 Doerr flied to Moore who stoot { in his tracks to made the catch.