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| third baseline. McQuinn scoring and A. Robinson going to second before Hermanski could retrieve the ball in left field.
 Bevens was called out on strikes. | One run, one hit, no errc~s, two left on base.
 | Third Inning | Dodgers Bevens needy only three pitches to strike out Reese. After hitting a line foul into the left field stands which missed be- ing home run by several feet, J. Robinson went down swinging.
 Hermanski lined the first pitch directly into the hands of John son.
 No runs, no hits, no errors. one left on base.
 | Yankees Stirnweiss walked on four pitches.
 Henrich sent high fly to Fur illo in straight center. DiMaggio flied to Hermanski in medium left field.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, one left on base.
 Fourth Inning
 Dodgers Edwards smashed a wicked grounder through John sons legs into left for a single.
 Furillo popped to Strinweiss be- hind second base.
 Stirnweiss raced into short right field for Jorgensens high pop in side the foul line. Gregg bounc- ed out, Stirnweiss to McQuinn.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base
 1 Yankees McQuinn was called out O.. strikes. Johnson walked. A. Robinson called out on strikes Eizzuto singled to left sending Johnson to second Bobby Brown a lefthanded hitter, battcd for Bevens. Brown sliced a double to left, scoring Johnson with the ty- IT,, TIT and sending Ri2suto tC third. It was Browns thlrd pinch safety of the series to tie tie rec ord made by Ken ODea with the Cuts and Cardinals. Hank Behrman, a righthandel, replaced Gregg on the mound fol the Dodgers. Stirnweiss walked on four pitches to fill the bases. Heinrich singled sharply to right, scoring Rizzuto with Brown going to third and Stirnweiss to second and the bases remained loaded J. Robinson made a splendid gloved-hand stop of Berra's hop per to his right and threw under handed to Behrman who covered first for the out When Gregg was knocked out of the box, it marked the seventh straight time the Dodger starting picher failed to go the route. Two runs, three hits, no errors, three left on base. Fifth Inning Dodgers Joe Page took over the pitching duties for the Yan- kees. Stanky bounced out, Stirn- weiss to McQuinn. Berra caught Reese's fly in right-center field. J. Johnson lined to Heinrich in deep left.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 1 Yankees After fouling off a pitch high into the left field stands close to the foul line, DiMaggio walked.
 McQuinn laid down a sacrifice bunt toward third and was thrown out, Jorgensen to Stanky who cov- cred first. Stanky threw out John son, DiMaggio moving to third.
 A. Robinson flied to Walker who made the catch few feet in front of the right field boxes close to the foul line.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, one left on base
 Sixth Inning | Dodgers DiMaggio raced into right-center to take down Walk CTS drive.
 E. Miksis, righthanded batter went in to hit for Hermanski Miksis tried to catch Johnson mapping with a bunt, but the third baseman came in fast and with lightning throw nipped him in very close play at first.
 Edwards flied to DiMaggio. who had a hit of difficulty in making the catch in right-center.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 Yankees Miksis went in to left field for the Dodgers Rizzuto bunted along tha first base line, and was credited with a single when Behrman failed to come up with the ball.
 | It was Rizzuto's third straight hit. Rizzuto stole second sliding | in ahead of Edwards high and wide throw which pulled Rees off the bag. Page had attempted to lay down a sacrifice bunt but miss ed the pitch and Rizzuto lit out for second and made it. Page struck out on the next pitch
 Stirnweiss walked