The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-09-30
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 Yankees Reese grabbed Di Maggio's chopper near second tas' and threw to Robinson for the out McQuinn bounced high to Jorgen sen who whipped across the dia' mond to retire the batter. Tht Dodger bench was doing a gooc job of jockeying the Yankee bat. ters as they marched up to hit.
 Johnson was an easy out, Stan ky to Robinson.
 No runs. no hits, no errors. nont left on base.
 Third Inning
 Dodgers-M -McQuinn gobbled ur Branca's roller and tossed under handedly to Shea who covered inst for tho putout. Johnson backtracked for Stankys high chopper and fired a long throw across the diamond to McQuinn iol the out
 After founng al attempted ount. Robinson for tno second time worked the count tc three and two and for the second consecutive time drew a base on balls, the only walks issued by Shea so far in the game.
 The crowd set up howl when Ghea almos. nipped Robinson who had to slide back to first base on his stomach. Shea made two more losses to first before pitching to the next batter.
 Robinson finally forced Shea to commit balk as the pitcher, in attempting to throw to first foI the fifth time, let the ball slir out of his hand. Robinson appar- ently had Shea worried as Frank trying to catch the Dodger first baseman off second, threw low tt Rizzuto. who hurriedly retrieved the tall, keeping Robinson on the lag. The ball that Shea threw hit Robinson on the leg.
 Heinrich raced to the right field foul line and caught Re:s- CTS windblown fly in fair terri tory close to the stands.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, one left on base.
 Yankees-The Dodger bench was now concentrating it's jockeying on third base coach Chuck Dressen cf the Yankees who formerly coached the Dodgers. The play CTS kept initiating Dressens shrill whistle. Lindell struck out, ;winging at the last strike.
 Rizzuto flied to Hermanski who apparently, bothered by the sun, locked like a tightrope walker be- fore camping under the high fly, Shea became Branca's third strikeout victim when he swung feebly at a low outside pitch.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 Fourth Inning
 Dodgers-W Walker lined a sharI single off McQuinns glove as th' first baseman failed to hold th' hot smash. Hermanski sent smoking liner directly into tn hands of Johnson who completet double play by whipping acros to McQuinn as Walker was un able to get back to first Di Maggie camped under Edward huinptacked liner in straight cen ter
 No runs, one hit, no errors, none left on base.
 Yankees-After fouling off thref pitches, Stirnweiss looked at thirt strike. Reiser raced back fev steps and caught Henrich's hisl fly. Berra went down swingin! to become Brancas fifth strikeou victim.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, non, left on base.
 Fifth Inning
 Dodgers-Jo hitting tn, first pitch, flied to Lindell il left center Shea threw out Reese Branca got nice ovation from the crowd as he took his place in the batter's box and proceeded tC strike out
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 Yankees-DiMagg got the first Yankee hit and also became tho first Yankee base runner when h. taat out an infield hit to Reese The Dodger shortStop made nlc' baekhanded stop of the sharl smash between third and short, bu could not get his throw in tim to nip the fleet base runner. Me Quinn walker on four straigh pitches, the last two being wa outside. DiMaggio moved to sec ond Branca's first pitch | Johnson hit him on the left arm loading the bases. Lindell line a double into left field cornsl scoring DiMaggio and McQuinn t