Evening star., 1955-10-02
Dodgers Slug
Yankees, IS;
Snider Stars
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ID the centertield wan. where
Duke hauled in his distant drive
And Snider got Labine out Of the
inning with no further damage
by stfeaking In to stab Gil Me-
Douaald's liner.
That wasn't all. In the eighth
inning. Snider roamed into left
center for 3 stab Of Billy Martins
smash. which appeared headed
for extra bases when it doomed
from his bat. And after Phil
Rizxuto walked in the same in
ming, Duke covered geography to
snare Bill Skowron's low blast.
Lahine, who arrived on the
scene III the fifth inning, finished
with 33s hitless innings, but
Enider and other Dodgers were
catching i better game than
Clem was pitching. Sandy AM
oros contributed a fine grab Of
Yogi Berra,s smash In the sew
enth inning, and First Baseman
Hodges speared Norens liner In
the eighth.
Yankees Get Jump
The Yankees, stu functioning
without their regular rightfelder.
lame legged Hank Bauer. spurted
into q 81 lead against Carl
Erskins, but the Dodgers soon
chased the Yankees starter, Don
Larsen, and took command.
McDougalds first shining hnln-l
er after Noren famed gave the,
Yankees q 10 lead and they.
added a run In the second in-1
ming after Joe Collins walked.
Elston Howard sacrificed and
Collins shifted to third base
when Martin grounded out. Phil
Rizzntois single to center got
Collins across.
The Dodgers obtained their.
first run In the third inning on
q beautifully executed hit-and-
run play. Amoros walked and
ErsI<ine fouled out. The speedy
Amorcs was on and running
when Junior Gillian dashed q
double down the third-base line
and Amoros easily beat Howard's
throw to the plate. Gillian
didn't advance as Peewee Reese
flied to Mickey Mantle and Mar
tin threw out Snider.
Bessent Takes Over
Erskine made his exit after
Berra singled and Collins walked
ia the fourth inning. DON Bes-.
sent took over and the Dodgers
breathed easier when he scooped
up Howard,s attempted sacrifice
and forced Berra at third base.
On an apparent mix-ap in
signals, Collins broke for third
base andanaade 1t when Bessent's
pitch to Martin dug into the
dirt. Howard held first base.
Martin then iofted q broken-bat
single into rightfield. scoring
Collins and sending Howard to
third. Additional trouble was
averted when Rizzut0 slapped
a double play grounder to Jackie
Robinson at third base.
Campanella, q complete bust
at Yankee Stadium but a terror
at Ebbets Field. opened the
Dodgers, fourth with a lifle-drive
homer which zoomed into the
lowersdeck, not too far from the
leftfeld line.
Carl Furillo followed with 9
bat-splintefing, pop-fiy single Oh
his fists. The ball arched over
Larsen's head and Flrillo beat
Martins throw to flrst base.
Hodges, i righthanded hitter.
then rarnmed q home run over
the rightfieid scoreboard to stake
the Dodgers to d 4-3 lead.
Larsen vanished from the
premises during the Dodgers
three-run uprising In the fifth.
Gillian walked and stole second.
After Larsen threw two wide ones
to Reese, Stengel summoned
Johnny Kucks from the bullpen.
Reese Iashed q grounder TO
Collins and was safe when young
Kucks was late covering first
base, Gillian shifting to third
on the hit. Snider then crashed
a tremendous home run over
the screen In rightfield TO boost
the Dodgers advantage 70 7-3.
It was Dukes second homer ~
this series and his seventh in
four Series. He has hit more
World Series home runs than any
National League player In his
tory. 1t also was the 1ith home
run smashed IN the present Be-
IieS.
Dodgers Not Finished
The Yankees quickly clipped
1labine for two runs in the sixth.
Howard singled to left and Mar
tin cracked 4 double over Sni-
dcrs head to score him. Rizzuto
totlled to Hodges, but Eddie Rob-
lnson batted for Kucks and sim
eied 70 right, scoring Martin.
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