The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-04
PLAY-BY-pLAY
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lins stopping at second. Mantle walked on five pitches to load the bases. eizzuto sent q slow bounder to Lockman who Tipped under handed to Koslo, covering first for the putout.
 One run, three hits, one error, three left on base.
 Third Inning
 GIANTS = Dark fouled off four consecutive pitches, then struck out as Berra held on to his foul tip. Reynolds knocked down Thompson's hot smash to the box and recovered in time to throw him out with Q snap throw to Collins. Irwin looped a broken bat single into right field. Lockman walked on a full count after making Reynolds throw ten pitches. Reynolds attempted to pick Irwin off second but his throw was late and dropped by Rizzuto. Thomson lined a vicious single into left field. The ball was hit so hard and reached Bauer in such a hurry that Irwin was forced to hold up at third leaving the bases full. Mays hit a soft liner into the hands cf Coleman.
 No runs, two hits, no errors, three left on base.
 TANKS = Bauer raised a high pop to Thomson on the edge Of the infield grass. DiMaggio flied deep to Irvi,i who. made the catch almost at the runway, some 380 feet away. Berra fouled out to Bobby Thomson near the third base coaching box.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 Fourth Inning
 GIANTS = Westrum walked on four pitches. It was the fifth base on balls issued by Reynolds. Koslo dropped a neat sacrifice bunt down the first base line and was out, Reynolds to Collins. Stanky bounced out, McDougald to Collins, and Westrum was forced to hold sec ond. DiMaggio came in few paces to get under Dark's fly.
 No runs, no hits. no errors, one left on base.
 TANKS = McDougald fouled out to Westrum near the Yankee dug out. Dark took Colemans vicious grounder and threw to Lockman for the out. Collins banged a single past Lockman into right field Rey- holds went out, Stanky to Koslo who covered first for the putout.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base.
 Fifth Inning
 GIANTS = Thompson flied deep to DiNTaggio in right-center. Irwin tripled to the wall in deepest left center, the ball rolling to the 457- foot mark. It was his third straight hit Lockman, after fouling off a pitch that missed being a home run by ten feet, rapped sharply to Cole man who feinted Irwin back to third and then threw to Collins to retire Lockman. Rizzuto made a nice stop of Thomson's hard grounder and threw him out.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base.
 TANKS - Mantle walked on five pitches. Rizzuto went down swing ing. It was Koslo's first strikeout. Bauer lined to Mays whose quick throw to Lockman almost doubled up Mantle. .DiN1aggio sent Thomp- son to the scoreboard in right center for his long fly.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, one left on base.
 Sixth Inning
 GIANTS = Mantle had a little trouble with the wind but managed to get under Mays high fly Vest rum singled past McDougald's out stretched glove into left field. Berra tripped over his own mask trying to field Koslo's sacrifice bunt in front of the plate but recovered in time to throw out the pitcher with a quick heave to Coleman who cov- cred first. Stanky walked on full count. On the fourth ball Westrum was almost nipped off second by BerTa's quick throw but managed to slide back safely. On the sec ond pitch to Dark, Berra almost caught Stanky off first with a quick throw but the latter made a head long dive back to the bag.
 Dark walloped a home run into the lower left field stands scoring Wcstrum and Stanky ahead of him to increase the Giants lead to 5-1. The homer was hit on three and one pitch.
 Reynolds obviously unnerved by Darks ttree-run homer, walked Thompson on four pitches.
 It was Reyonlds' seventh base on balls.
 Irwin crashed line single over Rizzuto's head into center field, sending Thompson to third for his fourth straight hit.
 Lockman rolled out, Coleman to Collins.