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field. Ruth scored on Gehrig’s
homer into deep center. Meusel
fanned. Maranville tossed out
Lazzeri at 1st. Two runs, two hits
and no errors. iH
Cardinals—Wilson went out to
Gehrig, unassisted. Maranville got
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a Texas leaguer into left but was | ^
thrown out trying to stretch it.
Ruth to Koenig. Ruth made a
great catch of Haines short fly. No
runs, one hit, no error.
FIFTH INNING
Yankees—Robertson flied out to
Holm; Bengough singled past Mar
anville; Zashery forced Bengough,
Haines to Maranville. Durst went
out to Douthit. No runs, one hit
and no errors.
Cardinals—Douthit was hit by
a pitched bail. Douthit scored on
High’s double to right. Frisch sac
reficed, Gehrig taking his bunt
and touching him on the base line.
High went to 3rd. Bottomley foul
ed out to Bengough. Durst made
a fine catch of Hafey’s liner. One
run, one hit, no errors.
SIXTH INNING
Yankees—Koenig singled into
left. Ruth forced out Koenig; via
Frisch to Maranville. Gehrig drew
a walk, Ruth moving to 2nd. Meu
; sel forced Gehrig at 2nd, High to
Frisch; Frisch then threw wildly
| to 1st trying for a double play;
Ruth dashed for home and Bot
I tomley threw to Wilson who dropp
: ed the ball, Ruth scoring. Wilson
! then picked up the ball and threw
| wildly into center field, Meusel
: going to 3rd. it was two errors for
! Wilson. Lazzeri walked. Muesel
scored on a double steal. Lazzeri
! scored on Robertson’s single into
center. Bengough flied out to
: Holm.Three runs, two hits, and
; two errors.
| Cardinals—Koenig threw out
Holm at 1st; Wilson fanned; Laz
! zeri threw out Maranville at 1st.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING
Yankees—Johnson went into the
box for the Cards. Zachery flied
to Maranville; Durst hit a long
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fly to Hafey who dropped the ball.
It was ap error. Durst went to 2nd.
Holm made a shoe string catch
of Koenig’s drive. Durst had to
race back to 2nd. Durst scored on
Ruth’s single into right. Gehrig
walked and Meusel fanned. One
run, one hit and one error.
Cardinals—Blades went to the
bat for Johnson and truck out.
Douthit singled into left field. It
was his first hit of the series. High
flied out to Durst. Frisch drew a
free pass; Bottomley grounded out
to Gehrig unassisted. No runs, no
hits and no errors.
EIGHT INNING
Yankees—Rhem went into the
box for the Cards. Lazzeri flied
out to Holm. Robertson popped
out to Maranville. Frisch threw out
Bengough. No runs, hits, errors,
i Cardinals—Durocher went in to
play 2nd for the Yanks. Hafey
singled into left. Holm singled in
to right, Hafey stopping at 2nd.
Wilson hit into a double play;
Koenig to Durocher to Gehrig.
Hafey going to 3rd. Maranville
fouled out to Gehrig. No runs, two
hits and no errors.
NINTH INNING
Yankees—Bottomley took Lazz
ery’s weak roller and ran to the
bag. Durst fanned. Koenig flied to
Hafey. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Cardinals—Orsatti batted for
Rhem and fanned out missing a
curve by two feet. Koenig was
tossed out. Douthit high flied to
Ruth. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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