GAME LOG New York (A) @ Baltimore Tuesday, 6/27/1955 |
Batting: New York (A), top of 1st. |
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Batting: Baltimore, bottom of 1st. |
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Batting: New York (A), top of 2nd. |
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Batting: Baltimore, bottom of 2nd. |
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Batting: New York (A), top of 3rd. |
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Pitching: Duke Maas CF Mickey Mantle: SINGLES to center 1B Stan Musial: Grounds into fielders choice to the second baseman, Mantle out at 2nd base. LF Larry Doby: Strikes out swinging. 3B Al Rosen: Popped out to the third baseman. Inning over... no runs, one hit, no errors. Score: New York (A) 3, Baltimore 2
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Batting: Baltimore, bottom of 3rd. |
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Batting: New York (A), top of 4th. |
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Pitching: Duke Maas C Charlie Silvera: Grounds out to the second baseman. RF Hank Bauer: DOUBLES down the left field line. P Dave Koslo: Popped out to the third baseman. SS Jackie Robinson: Grounds out to the third baseman. Inning over... no runs, one hit, no errors. Score: Baltimore 4, New York (A) 3
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Batting: Baltimore, bottom of 4th. |
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Pitching: Dave Koslo SS Billy Demars: SINGLES to the gap in right-center. P Duke Maas: SAC BUNT. Demars advances to second. 2B Red Schoendienst: Grounds out to the pitcher. C Sherm Lollar: Flies out to deep left field. Inning over... no runs, one hit, no errors. Score: Baltimore 4, New York (A) 3
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Batting: New York (A), top of 5th. |
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Batting: Baltimore, bottom of 5th. |
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Batting: New York (A), top of 6th. |
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Pitching: Duke Maas C Charlie Silvera: SINGLES to right RF Hank Bauer: Grounds into fielders choice to the third baseman, Silvera out at 2nd base. PH Elston Howard: Bauer caught stealing at second. Grounds out to the second baseman. Inning over... no runs, one hit, no errors. Score: Baltimore 7, New York (A) 3
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Batting: Baltimore, bottom of 6th. |
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Batting: New York (A), top of 7th. |
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Batting: Baltimore, bottom of 7th. |
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Batting: New York (A), top of 8th. |
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Batting: Baltimore, bottom of 8th. |
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Batting: New York (A), top of 9th. |
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Game over. Score: Baltimore 10, New York (A) 8 |
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Thanks for coming to the ballpark!
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