BOX SCORES Cincinnati @ Brooklyn
Game #: 114,   (GAME LOG)  , Wednesday, 4/19/1950
 
 123456789 RHE
Cincinnati202100023 10100
Brooklyn000032024 11121
 
CincinnatiABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
G. Hatton 3B5331010.20004
M. Rackley CF3111002.29707
T. Kluszewski 1B4323100.379519
W. Cooper C 5224010.261312
D. Litwhiler RF3010000.30628
    1-R. Northey LF1000110.22915
S. Meeks 2B3110011.37501
    2-B. Adams 2B1000012.18003
    K. Peterson P 0000000.00000
    J. Hetki P 0000000.00000
    H. Fox P 0000000.00000
    3-D. Howell PH1000010.13301
    B. Byerly P 0000000.00000
    F. Smith P 0000000.00000
J. Wyrostek LF,RF3001101.21403
P. Lowrey SS3000102.16703
H. Perkowski P 2000000.00001
    4-J. Bloodworth 2B1000012.33300
Totals351010104710.2551171
Substitution Notes
1 - R. Northey pinch hit for D. Litwhiler in the 8th
2 - B. Adams pinch hit for S. Meeks in the 8th
3 - D. Howell pinch hit for H. Fox in the 9th
4 - J. Bloodworth pinch hit for H. Perkowski in the 8th
BATTING
Doubles: T. Kluszewski (4, 8th inning off Newcombe, 0 on, 0 out.) D. Litwhiler (3, 1st inning off Newcombe, 0 on, 2 out.)
Triples: M. Rackley (1, 1st inning off Newcombe, 1 on, 0 out.) W. Cooper (1, 8th inning off Newcombe, 1 on, 0 out.)
Homeruns: T. Kluszewski (5, 3rd inning off Newcombe, 1 on, 1 out.) W. Cooper (3, 9th inning off Ramsdell, 2 on, 1 out.)
Runs Batted In: G. Hatton (4), M. Rackley (7), T. Kluszewski 3 (19), W. Cooper 4 (12), J. Wyrostek (3)
Sacrifice Hits: M. Rackley 2 (3)
Team LOB: 6

FIELDING
Double Plays: 1 (Lowrey-Meeks-Kluszewski)
 
BrooklynABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
P. Reese SS1100411.29806
J. Russell LF4012004.15803
    1-C. Abrams LF1000011.31827
G. Hodges 1B4121101.207112
R. Campanella C 4100104.277312
J. Robinson 2B5111012.368111
D. Snider CF4430110.377410
C. Furillo RF3121100.60013
    2-G. Hermanski RF1212000.32514
B. Cox 3B4011003.23107
    3-B. Edwards 3B0000000.50016
    W. Ramsdell P 0000000.00000
    4-G. Shuba PH10110001.00001
    5-E. Miksis PR0000000.33300
D. Newcombe P 1000000.11100
    J. Banta P 0000000.00000
    6-S. Jorgensen 3B2002002.50003
Totals351112118418.2971487
Substitution Notes
1 - C. Abrams pinch hit for J. Russell in the 8th
2 - G. Hermanski pinch ran for C. Furillo in the 8th
3 - B. Edwards pinch ran for B. Cox in the 8th
4 - G. Shuba pinch hit for W. Ramsdell in the 9th
5 - E. Miksis pinch ran for G. Shuba in the 9th
6 - S. Jorgensen pinch hit for J. Banta in the 8th
BATTING
Doubles: G. Hodges (4, 9th inning off Byerly, 0 on, 0 out.)
Triples: D. Snider (1, 8th inning off Peterson, 0 on, 0 out.)
Homeruns: J. Robinson (1, 6th inning off Perkowski, 0 on, 0 out.)
Runs Batted In: J. Russell 2 (3), G. Hodges (12), J. Robinson (11), C. Furillo (3), G. Hermanski 2 (4), B. Cox (7), G. Shuba (1), S. Jorgensen 2 (3)
Sacrifice Hits: D. Newcombe 2 (3)
Team LOB: 4

FIELDING
Errors:
P. Reese (4)
Double Plays: 1 (Robinson-Reese-Hodges)
 
CincinnatiIPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
H. Perkowski 7655621137673.69 
K. Peterson 0111000333.00 
J. Hetki 02110008517.18 
H. Fox 100002012914.54 
B. Byerly L0.1344200211024.000-1
F. Smith 0.1000000420.00 
PITCHING
Batters Faced: H. Perkowski 32, K. Peterson 1, J. Hetki 2, H. Fox 3, B. Byerly 6, F. Smith 1
Inherited Runners-Scored: J. Hetki 1-1, H. Fox 2-1, F. Smith 2-1
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: H. Perkowski 12-5, K. Peterson 0-0, J. Hetki 0-0, H. Fox 1-0, B. Byerly 0-1, F. Smith 1-0
Game Score: H. Perkowski 41
 
BrooklynIPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
D. Newcombe 7977231100596.32 
J. Banta 10001201794.50 
W. Ramsdell W11321211897.202-0
PITCHING
Intentional BB: D. Newcombe, W. Ramsdell
Batters Faced: D. Newcombe 32, J. Banta 4, W. Ramsdell 6
Inherited Runners-Scored: J. Banta 2-1
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: D. Newcombe 12-4, J. Banta 0-1, W. Ramsdell 1-0
Game Score: D. Newcombe 32
 
GAME INFO
Time: 4:03
Attendance: 34646 (45000, 77.0%) Bat Day at Ebbets Field
Weather: Clear skies (59 degrees), wind blowing out to right at 10 mph
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Walker Cooper
Game Notes:
Ted Kluszewski hit the longest homer of his career, it went 417 feet. Jackie Robinson hit the longest homer of his career, it went 366 feet. Walker Cooper hit the longest homer of his career, it went 445 feet. Duke Snider set a career high for runs in a game!
 

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