BOX SCORES Chicago (N) @ Philadelphia (N)
Game #: 431,   (GAME LOG)  , Friday, 6/2/1949
 
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Chicago (N)010000100 270
Philadelphia (N)40000112X 870
 
Chicago (N)ABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
B. Serrell 2B4020000.300125
J. Wallaesa SS4010020.253831
T. Williams LF4000002.4182565
J. Davis RF4110002.3651252
D. Ennis 1B4011000.2481145
G. Hodges 3B4000011.3572154
G. Dickey C 3111001.316210
W. Lockman CF3010001.340623
J. Coleman P 3000021.00000
    B. Feller P 0000000.00000
Totals33272058.29794356
BATTING
Triples: D. Ennis (3, 2nd inning off Hughes, 1 on, 0 out.)
Homeruns: G. Dickey (2, 7th inning off Hughes, 0 on, 2 out.)
Runs Batted In: D. Ennis (45), G. Dickey (10)
Caught Stealing: B. Serrell (3)
Team LOB: 3
 
Philadelphia (N)ABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
H. Thompson 2B3221200.3511336
W. Marshall 1B4112114.2891549
M. West LF1300401.2731137
V. Wertz RF5133001.289836
C. Keller CF3000233.2351134
J. Bloodworth SS2011301.351541
J. Garagiola C 3001107.197121
R. Dandridge 3B4100013.345528
T. Hughes P 4000000.02203
Totals2987813520.27876322
BATTING
Doubles: H. Thompson (21, 8th inning off Coleman, 0 on, 1 out.)
Homeruns: W. Marshall (15, 1st inning off Coleman, 1 on, 0 out.) V. Wertz (8, 1st inning off Coleman, 1 on, 0 out.)
Runs Batted In: H. Thompson (36), W. Marshall 2 (49), V. Wertz 3 (36), J. Bloodworth (41), J. Garagiola (21)
Caught Stealing: W. Marshall (3)
Sacrifice Flies: J. Garagiola (3)
Team LOB: 7
 
Chicago (N)IPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
J. Coleman L7.278813521698310.132-4
B. Feller 0.1000000316.38 
PITCHING
Batters Faced: J. Coleman 42, B. Feller 1
Inherited Runners-Scored: B. Feller 3-0
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: J. Coleman 6-10, B. Feller 0-1
Game Score: J. Coleman 25
 
Philadelphia (N)IPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
T. Hughes W9722051101693.819-3
PITCHING
Batters Faced: T. Hughes 33
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: T. Hughes 12-9
Game Score: T. Hughes 70
 
GAME INFO
Time: 3:16
Attendance: 43615 (45000, 96.9%) at Shibe Park
Weather: Partly cloudy (76 degrees), wind blowing in from right at 11 mph
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Vic Wertz
Game Notes:
George Dickey hit the longest homer of his career, it went 421 feet. Joe Coleman gives up a career high number of walks in this game.
 

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