The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-12
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flied to DiMaggio. No runs, no hits, no
errors, none left.
Fifth inning Red Sox: Pesky singled.
Pesky stole second. DiMaggio walked.
Williams went down swinging. On an
attempted double steal, Pesky was caught
at third, Garagiola to Kurowski. with
DiMaggio moving to second. York was
Marion to Musial. No runs, one hit, no
errors. two left.
Sixth inning Cardinals: Gutteridge
threw out Schoendienst. Moore flied to
Williams. Musial doubled to right center
for the third Cardinal hit. Williams and
DiMaggio both charged in for Slaugnter's
high fly to ~left-center, Williams making
the catch. No runs, one hit, no errors,
one left.
Sixth inning Red Sox: Culberson hit a
home run against the left field screen.
The blow out the Red Sox ahead 81.
Partee walked. Johnny Beazley, a right
handler, started warming up m the
Cards Bullpen. Brazle. in attempting to
pick Partee off first, flung the ball into
the dirt near the bag. Musial was unable
to find it and Schoendienst had to u
over to retrieve the ball as Partee &c
NAMED glued to the sack. Dobson struck
out. Gutteridge forced Partee at -econd,
Marion to S~choendienst. Pesky fouled to
Musial outside the first base line. One
run. one hit. no errors, one left.
Seventh inning Cardinals: Kurowski
was called out on strikes. York made
a o%ne-handed pickup of Garagiola's
bag. Dobson knocked down Walkers
torrid smash but York dropped his
throw to Enable Walker to reach first
safely. York was charged with an error
Marion flied deep to Dime ggio. No runs,
no hits, one error, one left.
Seventh inning Red Sox: Erv Dusak
went to left field for the Cardinals and
Slaughter. DiMaggio doubled into the
left field corner. Williams was called out
time. drew an intentional pass. Higgins
on strikes. York, for the third straight
doubled to left center field scoring Di-
Maggie and sending York to third. Gull
berson was purposely passed. Pertee hit
TO Marion who threw wild TO second in
an attempted force of Culberson, Hig-
gins following York across the plate on
the error, Culberson reaching third and
Partee racing to second. Dobson struck
out. Gutteridge flied to Moore in short
center. Three runs, two hits, one error,
two left.
Eighth, inning Cardinals: 1t was an
nounced that Slaughter had retired from
the game because of an ailing right ell
bow. Vernal Jones. a highlander. batted
'or Brszle and struck out. S~choendlenst
.nunned Pesky around but Johnny held
Aruck out. Moore's wicked drive to short
\ to the ball and threw to first for the
ut. No runs, no hits, no errors, none
, eft.
Eighth inning Red Sox: Johnny Beaz-
" went to the mound for the Cards:
Pesky beat out a slow roller to short
ley to Musial. Williams fouled to Gar
for a single. DiMaggio sacrificed. Beaz-
sgiola. Pesky raced to third on Beaziey's
wild pitch. York went down swinging.
no runs, one hit. no errors, one left.
Ninth inning Cardinals: Musiai walked
Dusak struck out. Pesky fumbled ku-
rowski's roller and all hands were safe.
Garagiola grounded out to York. The
runners advancing. Walker dumped a
single into short right scoring Musial
and Kurowski to make the score 6 to 3
in favor of the Red Sox. Pesky camped
under and caught Marion's pop directly
on second base. Two n one hit, one
error, one left.