The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-09
SIXTH AMERICAN

Dyer made three more substitutions,
sending Stanky to second base, Tor YER
ban, Reese to short for Marion, and
Kurowski to third for Cuisine. Appling,
batting for Lewis, worked the count to
three and two before he drilled a
ground single to left.
Williams lined a single into right, ad-
vancing Appling to third.
Appling scored the tying run as Dr.
Maggie raped into a double play.
Reese to Stanky to Mize.
Marshall moved back deep TO drss
rown Boudreau's long fly.
One run two hits, no errors, none left.
SIXTH NATIONAL
Heinrich went to right field for the
Americans, and Doerr replaced Gordon
at second base.
Cooper flied to Heinrich.
Mize walked.
Slaughter popped to Boudreau.
Kurowski, making his first appear
ance at the plate, famed
No runs, nc hits, no errors, one leftq
SEVENTH AMERICAN
Sain was the new National Leagus
as catcher.
McQuinn grounded out Reese W
Mize.
Doerr singled sharply to right.
Doerr stole second.
Trying to pick Doerr off second base.
Sain hit the base runner in the leg
with the ball which rolled into right
field, Doerr taking third base. 1t was
an error for Sain on the wild throw.
Rosar struck out on a curve ball.
Spence was sent in to bat for Shea.
After Sain had two strikes on Spence
the Washington center fielder singled
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the t1e-breaking run. Kell forced Spence,
Kurowski to Stanky.
One run, two hits, one error, n left.
SEVENTH NATIONAL
Masterson became the American Lea
CUES third pitcher. johnson replaced
Ken at third base.
Reese looked at a third called strike
from Masterson.
Stanky flied to Heinrich.
Musial batted for Sain and rolled ont
Boudreau to McQuinn.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none lett.
EIGHTH AMERICAN
SPAIN was the new National League
pitcher.
Heinrich struck out.
Williams grounded to Stanky who
threw to Mize for the second cut.
DiMaggio worked the count to three
and two, fouled off one, and then drew
a base on balls.
Pafko raced into left center to Haul
down Boudreau's long drive.
No uns no hits, no errors, one left.
EIGHTH NATIONAL
Boudreau came in on the edge Of ths
grass to take Pafko's bouncer throwing
to McQuinn for the first out.
Masterson having a little trouble with
his control, passed Marshall.
niz2v Trout and TNA poro Ionar ~
throw in the American bullpen.
Cavaretta batted for Edwards.
Masterson struck out Cavaretta or -
sweeping curve and as Mize came TO
the plate Cronin went to the pitchers
mound. He waved in Joe Page to re
place Masterson against the left hand
hitting Mize.
Mize drove a single TO right sending
Marshall to third.
Phil Mast was sert in TO run for Mizs.
Slaughter bounced weakly to Boud*
third out.
NO runs, n hit, no errors, Two t~ss4
NINTH AMERICAN
Cavaretta went to first base for The
Nationals and Mast replaced Edwards
as catcher.
Cavaretta made a back hand stop Of
McQuinn's drive and raced to the bag
beating McQulnn, for the unassisted sut.
Doerr flied to Marshall near the nghs
field foul line.
Pafko came in to short center 10 take
Rosar's fly.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none ls4t
NINTH NATIONAL
Kurowski grounded out Doerr 70 Hsc-
Quinn.
Reese forced the count tnreH-two End
drew a walk from Page.
Stanky forced Reese, Doerr 10 Soud'
reau. Rowe batted for SPAIN and flied
to Heinrich.
No runs, no hits, NO errors, one kf@