The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-03
Sixth Inning

ONs Oll oIl AhSS. A1CAiNdliShl AdCCu l in fast to gather in Johnson S fly Lindell walked. Rizzuto lined to Furillo in dead center.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, one left on base.
 | Dodgers Walker walked, Her manski popped to Stirnweiss who mace the catch just inside the foul line behind first base. Edwards struck out for the third straight time. Furillo flied to Heinrich in right field.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, one left on base.
 Seventh Inning 1 Yankees BevenS struck out. lStirnweiss walked on a three and two pitch. Heinrich bounced to Gregg who started a double play, Gregg to Reese to Robinson.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 1 Dodgers Jorgensen lined to Di- Maggie. Marky Vaughan, a left lhanded hitter, was sent in to hit for Gregg.
 Vaughan walked. It was the eighth base on balls issued by Bevens, one short of the record of given up by Jack Coombs of the Philadelphia Athletics in the 1910 world series. Stanky popped to Rizzuto behind second base Me- Quinn made fine stop of Reese's torrid smash along the first base line and stepped on the bag for the unassisted putout
 No runs, no hits, no errors. one left on base
 Eighth Inning Yankees Hank Behrman, a Irighthander, now pitching for the Dodgers. Berra grounded sharply Ito Stanky who threw him out. Jorgensen fumbled DiMaggios easy lroller enabling Joe to reach first on the error. Hermanski raced over to left-center to haul in Mo Quinns high fly Jorgensen came in fast to scoop up Johnson's roll CT and threw him out. No runs, no hits, one error, one left on base.
 ems pitch on one bounce directly to Johnson who threw him out. Walker tapped to Reyens who cas- fly tossed him out at first. This enable Bevens to tie Red | Ruffing's world series record of pitching ' 2/3 innings without all lowing hit. Ruffing accomplish ed the feat in the opening game of the 1922 series against the Cardinals.
 Heinrich made sensational gloved- hand leaping catch of Her manskis drive which appeared headed for the scoreboard and a certain extra base hit to retire the side and assist Bevens in creating at new world series mark by pitch ing complete hitless innings. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 nth Inning ! Yankees Lindell singled into left. Rizzuto tapped to behrman who threw to Reese at second to force Lindell. Bevens bunted in front of the plate and Edwards threw tco late to catch Rizzuto at second, all runners being safe. It was scored as a sacrifice for Bev3ns and a fielders choice. Stirnweiss dropped lazy single into short center field, Rizzuto reaching third and Bevens second Hugh Casey, yesterdays Dodger pitching hero, replaced Behrman on the mound.
 Henrich tapped Casey's first pitch back to the box and the portly , Dcdger pitcher started an inning , ending douhle play when ho fir2d to Edwards at the plate, forcing Rizzuto and Edwards whipped to Robinson at first to catch Henrich
 No runs, two hits, no errors, two left on base.
 Dodgers Edwards stepped to the plate. The first pitch was a ball So was the second. Edwards crack ed the next pitch on a line into deep left field but Lindsll back ed up against the wall and haul ed in the drive.
 Furillo up. The first pitch was a called strike.
 Ball one. high and outside. 1 Ball two, low.
 Ball three, high and inside. ! Ball four, F'urillo walked, the pitch bouncing past Berra against the screen, but Furillo was un- able to pass first This was Bev- ems ninth walk to tie the record set by Coombs.
 I Jorgensen up. He fouled to Me Quinn who made the catch nsar tf,c first base field boxes.
 Reiser, lefthanded batter, pinch hit for Casey Al Gionfriddo rar for Furillo.
 Reiser up. Ball one, high; strike {, one, foul behind sthe plate; ball two, high ball three. high, and Gionfriddo lit out for second and f11, lNf I,