BOX SCORES Philadelphia (A) @ Cleveland
Game #: 132,   (GAME LOG)  , Saturday, 4/22/1950
 
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Philadelphia (A)10001001300 6141
Cleveland00001000501 7111
 
Philadelphia (A)ABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
B. Mccosky CF6022102.30306
B. Dillinger 3B6241103.28617
F. Fain 1B3000405.317110
S. Chapman LF3000105.17705
    1-B. Hitchcock 2B2000001.50001
W. Moses RF4111102.38902
E. Joost SS4120202.22214
J. Astroth C 4111005.25011
    2-P. Lehner PH1000002.11101
    3-M. Guerra C 1000002.14300
P. Suder 2B3010000.16404
    4-E. Valo LF2111101.24203
L. Brissie P 4020011.13300
    5-J. Tipton PH1000002.29447
    M. Burtschy P 0000000.00000
    B. Shantz P 0000000.00000
    E. Klieman P 0000000.00000
    6-K. Wahl PH1000001.25000
    D. Fowler P 0000000.00000
Totals45614611134.247853
Substitution Notes
1 - B. Hitchcock substituted for S. Chapman in the 7th
2 - P. Lehner pinch hit for J. Astroth in the 9th
3 - M. Guerra substituted for P. Lehner in the 9th
4 - E. Valo pinch hit for P. Suder in the 7th
5 - J. Tipton pinch hit for L. Brissie in the 9th
6 - K. Wahl pinch hit for E. Klieman in the 11th
BATTING
Doubles: W. Moses (1, 9th inning off Lemon, 0 on, 1 out.) E. Joost (3, 7th inning off Lemon, 0 on, 1 out.)
Homeruns: B. Dillinger (1, 8th inning off Lemon, 0 on, 2 out.) J. Astroth (1, 5th inning off Lemon, 0 on, 2 out.)
Runs Batted In: B. Mccosky 2 (6), B. Dillinger (7), W. Moses (2), J. Astroth (1), E. Valo (3)
Sacrifice Flies: W. Moses (1)
Team LOB: 12

FIELDING
Errors:
E. Joost (4)
Double Plays: 2 (Suder-Joost-Fain, Joost-Hitchcock-Fain)
 
ClevelandABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
L. Boudreau SS3100314.29217
R. Boone 1B4112021.26016
    1-R. Murray C 1000000.20000
A. Rosen 3B5030100.257213
J. Gordon 2B3101212.365718
L. Doby CF6010036.224312
G. Woodling LF4110202.30207
A. Clark RF4012102.20714
    2-T. Tucker RF0100000.50000
    3-L. Easter PH0000100.38526
    4-B. Avila PR0100000.33301
J. Hegan C 4000045.13716
    5-M. Vernon 1B2021000.34805
B. Lemon P 4110003.08301
    G. Bearden P 00000001.00002
    6-D. Mitchell PH0000100.535010
    J. Flores P 0000000.00000
    7-J. Berardino PH1011000.50015
Totals417117111125.29020100
Substitution Notes
1 - R. Murray substituted for R. Boone in the 10th
2 - T. Tucker pinch ran for A. Clark in the 9th
3 - L. Easter pinch hit for T. Tucker in the 11th
4 - B. Avila pinch ran for L. Easter in the 11th
5 - M. Vernon pinch hit for J. Hegan in the 9th
6 - D. Mitchell pinch hit for G. Bearden in the 9th
7 - J. Berardino pinch hit for J. Flores in the 11th
BATTING
Doubles: A. Clark (1, 9th inning off Shantz, 2 on, 2 out.) M. Vernon (3, 9th inning off Shantz, 1 on, 2 out.)
Homeruns: R. Boone (1, 9th inning off Burtschy, 1 on, 0 out.)
Runs Batted In: R. Boone 2 (6), J. Gordon (18), A. Clark 2 (4), M. Vernon (5), J. Berardino (5)
Sacrifice Hits: R. Boone (1)
Team LOB: 8

FIELDING
Errors:
J. Gordon (2)
Double Plays: 2 (Gordon-Boudreau, Rosen-Gordon-Boone)
 
Philadelphia (A)IPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
L. Brissie 85117100149824.93 
M. Burtschy 01221011056.35 
B. Shantz 0.2333100231512.27 
E. Klieman 1.10001001670.00 
D. Fowler L0.221111020126.750-1
PITCHING
Batters Faced: L. Brissie 36, M. Burtschy 2, B. Shantz 6, E. Klieman 5, D. Fowler 5
Inherited Runners-Scored: E. Klieman 1-0
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: L. Brissie 8-3, M. Burtschy 0-0, B. Shantz 2-0, E. Klieman 2-2, D. Fowler 1-0
Game Score: L. Brissie 71
 
ClevelandIPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
B. Lemon 8.21254712148785.61 
G. Bearden 0.1210000750.00 
J. Flores W200040037160.002-0
PITCHING
Intentional BB: B. Lemon 2, J. Flores
Batters Faced: B. Lemon 43, G. Bearden 4, J. Flores 10
Inherited Runners-Scored: G. Bearden 2-2
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: B. Lemon 11-12, G. Bearden 1-1, J. Flores 6-0
Game Score: B. Lemon 36
 
GAME INFO
Time: 5:00
Attendance: 29677 (45000, 65.9%) at Cleveland Stadium
Weather: Clear skies (59 degrees), wind blowing right to left at 11 mph
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Lou Brissie
Game Notes:
Joe Astroth hit the longest homer of his career, it went 341 feet. Bob Dillinger hit the longest homer of his career, it went 343 feet. Bob Dillinger sets a new single game AL-Record for At-Bats with 6. Ray Boone hit the longest homer of his career, it went 378 feet. Ferris Fain sets a new single game AL-Record for Bases on Balls with 4!
 

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