Box Scores of New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers FIRST GAME, NEW YORK CITY, OCT. 1. ATTENDANCE, 68,540-GROSS RECEIPTS, $265,396 Runs batted in-Gordon, 2; Dickey, Owen, Riggs. Left on bases-Dodgers 6, Yankees 8. Double plays-Rolfe and Rizzuto; Gordon, Rizzuto and Sturm. Struck out-By Davis 1, Ruffing 5. Bases on balls-Off Davis 3, Allen 2, Ruffing 3. Hit by pitcher-By Allen (Sturm). Pitching summary-Off Davis 6 hits. 3 runs in 513 innings; Casey 0 runs, 0 hits in 2: Allen 0 runs, 0 hits in 2. Losing pitcher-Davis. Umpires McGowan (A.L.), plate: Pinelli (N.L.), first base; Grieve (A.L.), second base; Goetz (N.L.), third base. Time of game2:08. SECOND GAME, NEW YORK CITY, OCT. 2. ATTENDANCE, 66,248-GROSS RECEIPTS, $260,204 Runs batted in-Chandler, Keller, Reese, Owen, Camilli. Earned runs-Dodgers 2, Yankees 2. Left on bases-Dodgers 4, Yankees 10. Double plays-Reese, Herman and Camilli; Gordon, Rizzuto and Sturm 2; Dickey and Gordon. Struck out By Chandler 2, Murphy 2, Wyatt 5. Bases on ballsOff Wyatt 5, Chandler 2. Murphy 1. Pitching summary- Off Chandler 4 hits, 3 runs in 5 innings (none out in sixth); Murphy 2 hits. 0 runs in 4. Losing pitcher-Chandler. Umpires-Pinelli (N.L.), plate; Grieve (A.L.), first base; Goetz (N.L.), second base; McGowan (A.L.), third base. Time of game -2.:31. Box Scores of New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers THIRD GAME, BROOKLYN, OCT. 4. ATTENDANCE, 33,100-GROSS RECEIPTS, $158,844 Left on bases-Yankees 7, Dodgers 4. Double plays--Rizzuto and Sturm; Reese and Camilli. Struck out-By Russo 5, Fitzsimmons 1. Bases on balls Off Russo 2, Fitzsimmons 3. Pitching summary Off Fitzsimmons 4 hits, 0 runs in 7 innings; Casey 4 hits, 2 runs in 3 French 0 hits, 0 runs in 21⁄2: Allen 0 hits, 0 runs in 1. Losing pitcher-Casey Umpires-Grieve (A.L.), plate; Goetz (N.L.), first base; McGowan (A.L.), second base; Pinelli (N.L.), third base. Time of game-2:22. 0-2 Left on bases-Yankees 11. Dodgers 8. Double play-Gordon, Rizzuto and Sturm. Struck outBy Donald 2. Higbe 1, Breuer 2. Casey 1, Murphy 1. Bases on balls-Off Higbe 2, Casey 2, Donald 3. Breuer 1, Allen 1. Pitching summary-Off Higbe 6 hits. 3 runs in 323 innings. French 0 hits, 0 runs in 15; Allen 1 hit, 0 runs in 23; Casey 5 hits, 4 runs in 413; Donald 6 hits, 4 runs in 4 (none out in fifth); Breuer 3 hits, 0 runs in 3; Murphy 0 hits, 0 runs in 2. Hit batsman-By Allen (Heinrich). Winning pitcher-Murphy. Losing pitcher Casey. Umpires-Goetz (N.L.), plate: McGowan (A.L.), first base: Pinelli (N.L.), second base; Grieve (A.L.), third base. Time of game-2.54. Box Scores of New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers FIFTH GAME, BROOKLYN, OCT. 6. ATTENDANCE, 34,072-GROSS RECEIPTS, $161,921 Runs batted in-Gordon, Reiser, Henrich. Left on bases-Yankees 6, Dodgers 5. Double plays-Owen and Riggs: Reese, Coscarart and Camilli; Herman, Reese and Camilli. Wild pitch-Wyatt. Umpires-McGowan (A.L.), plate; Pinelli (N.L.), first base; Grieve (A. L.), second base; Goetz (N. L.), third base. Time of game-2:13. *Players on the winning club divided $181,179.14 and those on the losing club split $120,786.10, while $129,413.67 was divided among the second, third and fourth place clubs in the two leagues. These figures do not include the radio rights of $100,000, of which the players shared 60%. In the seventh inning of the third game of the series a line drive from the bat of Marius Russo. pitcher for the Yankees, struck Fred Fitzsimmons, pitcher for the Dodgers, on the leg and bounced high into the air. The ball was caught for the third out by Reese. Fitzsimmons was unable to continue on the mound and was succeeded by Casey. In the ninth inning of the fourth game. Henrich swung at a third strike after two were out and missed, but the ball got away from Catcher Mickey Owen of the Dodgers and Henrich reached first. DiMaggio followed with a single and Keller with a double, scoring Henrich and DiMaggio. Dickey walked and Gordon doubled, scoring Keller and Dickey. 000310020-6 13 0 00020 700 x 9 12 1 Barrett Batteries-Brecheem (3). Harder (2), (3), Roe (133), Nahem (1) and Poland, Heath; Wicker (5), Kehn (1), Mungo (3) and Howell. Winning pitcher, Kehn: losing pitcher, Hader. Fifth Game, Columbus, O., Oct. 1 (night). Attendance, 6,189. Montreal Columbus 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 8 2 14 0 2 1 3 2 0 x-13 16 2 Batteries-Macon (113), Kehn (4). Sherer (22%) and Howell; Grodzicki and Heath. Losing pitcher. Macon. Sixth game, Columbus, O., Oct. 5. Attendance. 000205001-8 12 1 0030100059 14 2 Batteries-Wicker (31%). Pearce (133), Mungo (3), Kehn (pitched to two batters in ninth) and Howell; Gabler (1), Brecheem (1), Dickson (5). Nahem (1), Roe (1) and Heath, Poland. Losing pitcher, Kehn. Figures in parentheses after name of pitchers Columbus won the series four games to two. $39,270.82. The Commission's share of the receipts was $6,375.84. $8,256.57 (Canadian money) and the Columbus club $8,180.84. The Yankees voted 4,467 Athletics.. 5,389 Tigers. 6,545 Cubs.. $3,782 1936 6 Yankees. $6.430 Giants. 3214 shares and $6,000 in gratuities; the Dodgers 2614 shares and $6,000 in BASEBALL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS-1903-1940 Pittsb'gh, N. L.. 3 1923 N. Y., A. L. 4 N. Y., N. L. 4 Chicago, N. L. Chicago, N. L.. 4 Detroit, A. L. 1908 Chicago, N. L.. 1909 Pittsb'gh, N. L. 1910 Phila., A. L.. 4 Detroit, A. L. 1201312310IIS 1925 Pittsb'gh, N. L. 4 Wash., A. L. 1918 Boston, A. L. Chicago, N. L. B'klyn, N. L. N. Y., A. L 233300-230-32210031 1922 N. Y., N. L Yr. Clubs Yr. Clubs Chicago, N. L. N. Y., N. L Chicago, N. L... WORLD SERIES RECEIPTS AND ATTENDANCE SINCE 1921 1921 N. Y., N. L.-N. Y., A. L.. 8 269,976 $900,233 783,217 777,290 859,484 953,772 1932 N. T., A. L.-Chicago, N. L Grove Joins List of Pitchers Winning 300 Games Robert Moses (Lefty) Grove, of the Boston Red Sox, defeated the Cleveland Indians 10 to 6 (July 25, 1941) and thereby made himself the twelfth pitcher in the history of baseball to win at least 300 major league games. There follows the list of pitchers who have won 300 or more games: Longest Games Played in the Major Leagues NATIONAL LEAGUE-26 INNINGS, Boston, May 1, 1920 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- -1 9 Game called on account of darkness after 3 hours and 50 minutes play. Philadelphia Boston AMERICAN LEAGUE-24 INNINGS, Boston, Sept. 1, 1906 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0034 16 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 15 Time of game 4 hours 47 minutes. 21 |