BOX SCORES Chicago (N) @ Philadelphia (N)
Game #: 1380,   (GAME LOG)  , Friday, 9/8/1964
 
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Chicago (N)000100001 270
Philadelphia (N)10111000X 4100
 
Chicago (N)ABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
B. Skinner CF4010001.2981266
B. Bailey 3B4121010.2911353
F. Robinson RF4010001.29449131
J. Romano C 4111001.2742472
D. Mcauliffe 2B4010001.277441
J. Landis LF4010001.2551265
J. Cunningham 1B3000001.255748
C. Boyer SS2000101.245524
S. Mcdowell P 2000020.09502
Totals31272137.260178694
BATTING
Homeruns: B. Bailey (13, 4th inning off Washburn, 0 on, 1 out.) J. Romano (24, 9th inning off Washburn, 0 on, 2 out.)
Runs Batted In: B. Bailey (53), J. Romano (72)
Stolen Bases: B. Skinner (23), F. Robinson (9)
Sacrifice Hits: S. Mcdowell (4)
Team LOB: 1

FIELDING
Double Plays: 3 (Boyer-Cunningham, Boyer-Mcauliffe-Cunningham, Boyer-Mcauliffe-Cunningham)
 
Philadelphia (N)ABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
N. Larker LF3221102.323566
    1-W. Mccovey 1B1000001.3343192
D. Cater 3B4000114.268216
G. Mcdougald SS4130100.3092088
J. Torre C 4031100.31823104
W. Held RF2001105.2601978
P. Rose 2B3001107.3011155
W. Parker 1B,LF2110203.20804
C. Hinton CF4010015.280640
R. Washburn P 4000004.07906
    D. Willis P 0000000.00000
Totals3141048231.269151721
Substitution Notes
1 - W. Mccovey pinch hit for N. Larker in the 7th
BATTING
Runs Batted In: N. Larker (66), J. Torre (104), W. Held (78), P. Rose (55)
Stolen Bases: W. Parker (1)
Team LOB: 9

FIELDING
Double Plays: 1 (Parker)
 
Chicago (N)IPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
S. Mcdowell L81044820123624.3511-13
PITCHING
Batters Faced: S. Mcdowell 40
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: S. Mcdowell 7-13
Game Score: S. Mcdowell 40
 
Philadelphia (N)IPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
R. Washburn W8.2722132104634.7111-6
D. Willis S0.1000000533.1018 SV
PITCHING
Batters Faced: R. Washburn 32, D. Willis 1
Inherited Runners-Scored: D. Willis 1-0
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: R. Washburn 8-12, D. Willis 0-1
Game Score: R. Washburn 64
 
GAME INFO
Time: 2:56
Attendance: 30009 (33000, 90.9%) Noddin Head Doll Day at Shibe Park
Weather: Partly cloudy (70 degrees), wind blowing right to left at 9 mph
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Ray Washburn
Game Notes:
Bob Bailey hit the longest homer of his career, it went 457 feet.
 

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