The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-06

with Manager Burt Shelton, Louis Olmo was sent out to left field to replace Rackley.
 DiMaggio fouled off two pitches, then went down swinging on a low inside curve for Roe's first strike out.
 Roe knocked down Lindell's liner back to the box and threw him out at first. The pitcher was examin- ing his right hand as he walked off the mount.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, none left on base.
 Fifth Inning
 Dodgers Jack Banta, right handler, began warming up in the Dodger bullpen.
 Campanella rammed. a single through the hole between third and short but was out trying for second as Lindell, after bobbling the ball, fired into Coleman who made the tag on the sliding Campanella. Roe was called out on strikes. Reese worked the count to 3-2, then sent sharp grounder to Johnson who threw him out. No runs, one hit, no errors, none left on base
 Yankees Tt was officially an- nounced that Rackley had suffered pulled muscle in his back on Bauer's opening single in the four tn inning.
 Johnson swung at Roe's first pitch and raised a short pop foul lto Campanella who caught it to the left of the plate. Coleman drove double inside the third base line, the ball bounc- ing off the barrier in left field. Reese raced behind Jorgensen to make a fine stop of Silveras grounder and threw him out with a long accurate throw, Coleman going to third on the play. Raschi went out on a slow roller to Jorgensen.
 No runs, one hit, no errors. one left on base.
 Sixth Inning Jorgensen's high lazy fly dropped , inside the left field foul line for double with both Lindell and Riz- zuto making a game but futile try to catch the ball. DiMaggio lop- ed in for Snider's high pop fly in short center, Jorgensen holding second.
 Robinson bounced out, Rizzuto to Heinrich. with Jorgensen going to third Hermanski grounded to Heinrich who picked up the ball with one foot on the bag for the unassisted putout No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base
 Yankees Rizzuto grounded to Hedges who beat him to first for the putout. Hodges reached up for Henrich's high hopper and flip ped to Roe who covered first for the out Jorgensen scooped up Bauer's sizzling grounder and threw for the out.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 Seventh Inning DaInorc OI,,,o ci,,nJcI fo ,riot,t as Bauer had a little difficulty in starting for the ball. The field was still wet from yesterdays early rain, thus accounting for the slow footing.
 Hedges grounded to Rizzuto who started double play, the short stop to Coleman to Heinrich. It was very close decision at first.
 Campanella flied to Lindell deep in left-center.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, and none left on base. Yankees DiMaggio looked at a ball, fouled off the next pitch, then grounded out, Jorgensen to Hodges. Lindell flied straightaway to Olmo in left. JohnSon'S low line drive dropped at the feet of Olmo for single. Johnson was credit ed with a stolen base, sliding in ahead of Campanella's throw to Reese who was late covering sec ond. There apparently was a mix up as to whether he or Robinson should cover the bag. Coleman relied out, Robinson to Hodges.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base. | Eighth Inning Dodgers Roe was given rous- ing ovation as he came up to bat. Rec went down swinging, striking cut for the third straight time. Riz- zuto made a nice stop of Reese's sharp grounder to his right and threw him out. Jorgensen lined right into the hands of Coleman.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, and none left on base.
 Yankees-Johnny Mize went in to hit for Silvera. (The official paid attendance was announced as 70,053.) Mize singled in front of Hermanski in short right. George Stirnweiss was sent in to run for | 1oft