The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-01

of Walkers chopped hit and start ed a double play with an under hand flip to Rizzuto at second which forced Reiser. Rizzuto re- layed to McQuinn in time to double up Walker
 No runs, one hit, no errors, none left on base.
 Yankees Reynolds hit a ground single in the hole between third and short Stirnweiss walked on five pitches moving Reynolds to second
 On the second pitch Henrich laid down a sacrifice bunt, Gregg fielding the tap to the mound and throwing to Stanky who covered first for the out Both runners ad- vanced a base on the sacrifice.
 Lindel cracked the first pitch to Hermanski in deep left, Reynolds easily scoring after the catch.
 DiMaggio looked at a third call ed strike.
 One run, one hit, no errors. none 1 left on base.
 Seventh Inning 1 s-Hermanski raised a high pop directly in front of home plate and when Berra and Johnson | became confused as 10 who would make tic catch, neither went for I it and the ball hit the ground in fair territory, tut luckily for the Yankees it rolled foul before any one could pick it up. Hermanski then watched a third strike breeze by.
 Edwards lined the first pitch in to deep right field for single. { Heinrich caught Reese's fly without hardly moving from his tracks
 Jorgensen chopped the ball about feet in front of the plate and beat Berra's throw for a single The throw went wild past Mo Quinn. Edwards. who had stopped at second, went to third on the error.
 Arky Vaughan, lefthanded bat ter, swung fer Gregg and flied to ] DiMaggio.
 j No runs. two hits, one error two 1 left on base.
 l Yankees The official attendance was announced as 69,965 and tfe gate receipts were S3l7,731 %.
 McQuinn shot a single into right field The hit came off Behrman, who had opened the inning. Behr man uncorked wild pitch enabling McQuinn to advance to second. Johnson bounced a single over sec ond base, scoring McQuinn and when Reiser allowed the ball to roll through his legs Johnson rac- ed all the way around to third on tie error.
 i Rizzuto raised a high pop to Stanky near second base and John- son remained at third. 1 After throwing strike and a ball to Berra, Behrman then in- tentionally walked the batter.
 Reynolds laid Gown a squeeze bunt toward first and when Robin son allowed the ball to scoot by him into right field, Johnson SCOT ed and Berra raced all the way around to third. Reynolds was credited with a single.
 That was enough for Behrman and Rex Barney, a righthander, replaced him.
 Stirnweiss bounced to Robinson who wheeled to throw to second, but when he saw that nobody cov- cred the bag he held the tall and all runners were safe; Berra SCOT ed, Reynolds reached second and i Stirnweiss was credited with a single.
 Heinrich flied deep to Reiser, Reynolds racing to third after the catch with Stirnweiss staying on first.
 Barney let loose with a wild pitch, the second of the inning ]; oy a Dodger pitcher, which all lowed Reynolds to score and Stirn- weiss to scamper to second.
 After working the count to th.~ and two, Lindell walked.
 Jorgensen grabbed DiMaggic's wicked grounGar and stepped on third, forcing Stirnweiss.
 Four runs, four hits, one error sWo left on base. l Eighth Inning 1 Dodgers-otanky hit sharply to Johnson, who whipped across the diamond to McQuinn for the out. Robinson rapped a double eff the low left field fence. Reiser | flied to Heinrich whose swift re- turn throw kept Robinson on second.
 Rizzuto came in fast to make a glittering stop and throw of Walkers tap over the pitcher s head; and Walked was out by a close play at first.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base.
 Yankees-McQuinn flied to Her manski. Johnson flied to Reiser who raced almost to the center field wall, 461 feet away, to haul in the smash.
 Hermanski came in fast to catch