The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-10
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THIRD INNING

THIRD INNING
 GIANTS = Stanky sent long fly to Woodling who made the catch with his back to the screen in deep left. The strong wind blowing in from the outfield to home plate prevented Stanky's long drive from being home run. Dark walked on four pitches. Lockman bounced to Rizzuto who stepped on second forcing Dark and threw to first to double up Lockman.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 YANKEES Rizzuto fouled to Lockman just inside the first base line. Irwin came in fast for Cole mans low liner. Berra fouled out to Lockman near the first base field boxes.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none left on base.
 FOURTH INNING
 GIANTS - Irwin walked on five pitches. Thomson rapped sharply inside the third base line to Nc Dougald who threw to Coleman forcing Irwin at second. The relay was too late to double up the bat ter. Thompson slashed a single past the diving Coleman into right field, Thomson pulling up at third. Manager Casey Stengel and several Yankees claimed Thomson failed to touch second on his way to third but umpire Barlick at second base did not agree with them. Westrum smacked into a fast double play, Rizzuto to Coleman to Mize.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base.
 YANKEES = DiMaggio flied to Mays in short center The ball almost squirted out of Willie's glove. It was DiMaggio's 198th official time at bat in his 51st World Series game, both records. McDougald popped to Lockman on the grass inside first base. Lockman knocked down Mizes torrid smash past first but only slowed up the balls flight into right field which went for a single. Bauer famed.
 No runs, one hit, no errors, one left on base.
 FIFTH INNING
 GIANTS = Mays lashed a single through the middle into center field, Koslo fouled off two bunts and worked the count to three and two. The third ball to Koslo was low and got away from Berra for passed ball which enabled Mays to go to second Koslo flied deep to Bauer in right, Mays going to third after the catch. The Yankee infield moved in on the edge of the grass with Stanky at bat for pos sib'e play at the plate.
 Stanky flied deep to Woodling who made a fine running overtime head catch. Mays tagged up and scored easily to deadlock the count at 1-1.
 Dark walked on full count.
 Lockman topped little roller down the third base line and out legged Raschi's hurried throw for an infield single, Dark pulling up at second.
 Stengel came out to the mound to confer with Raschi and Berra.
 Irwin bounced out, McDougald to Mize.
 One run, two hits, no errors, two left on base.
 YANKEES = Woodling bunted back to the mound and was an easy out, Koslo to Lockman. Raschi walked on full count. Dark made a bread basket stop of Rizzuto's sharp once -bouncer and Tipped to Stanky forcing Raschi at second. Stanky's quick relay to Lockman doubled up Rizzuto
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none | left on base.
 . SIXTH INNING
 1 GIANTS = Thomson walked on five pitches. It was the fifth base on balls issued by Raschi Rizzuto scooped up Thompson's grasscut- 1 ter through the pitchers box, step ped on second to force Thomson and then Tipped to Mize at first to 1 double up the batter. It was the Yankees tenth double play tying record set by Washington against the Giants in 1924. Westrum fouled to Berra near the Yankee dugout.
 No runs, no hits, no errors, none l left on base.
 Coleman was caught 1 looking at a third strike. Berra singled past Lockman into right and when Thompson fumbled the l ball continued on to second on the error. DiMaggio was given an intentional pass. With a two strike count on McDougald, Koslo un- corked a low wild pitch, each run ner advancing a base. Thomson ran to his left and speared a low