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Philadelphia Athletics @ Washington Senators

1948-07-06 Β· Night game Β· Griffith Stadium Β· 8 innings Β· Att: 10116 Β· 2:20

Philadelphia Athletics defeated Washington Senators 5–3. Philadelphia Athletics put up 2 in the 1st. Lou Brissie earned the win. Eddie Joost went 2-for-4 with 1 HR and 2 RBI.

Line score

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W: Lou Brissie   L: Walt Masterson   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Eddie Rommel Β· 1B: Jim Boyer Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: Art Passarella Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Philadelphia Athletics β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Eddie Joost412200
Barney McCosky402100
Ray Coleman212020
Ferris Fain301010
Hank Majeski402100
Elmer Valo412000
Herman Franks310011
Pete Suder401101
Lou Brissie411001

Washington Senators β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Eddie Yost411001
Gil Coan300012
Carden Gillenwater401001
Tom McBride312011
Mark Christman412200
Al Kozar401000
Junior Wooten401001
Al Evans402100
Earl Harrist201001
John Sullivan100001
Early Wynn100001

Philadelphia Athletics β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Lou Brissie8.01129

Washington Senators β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Walt Masterson1.2731
Earl Harrist5.1312
Sid Hudson1.0300

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Eddie Joost: HR/7
  • Barney McCosky: 3/FL
  • Ray Coleman: S5
  • Ferris Fain: S9.1-3
  • Hank Majeski: S9.1-2;3-H
  • Elmer Valo: 46(1)3/GDP

Bot 1

  • Eddie Yost: K/C
  • Gil Coan: 31
  • Carden Gillenwater: S8
  • Tom McBride: S9.1-3
  • Mark Christman: 9

Top 2

  • Herman Franks: W
  • Pete Suder: K
  • Lou Brissie: S8.1-2
  • Eddie Joost: S7.1-2;2-H
  • Barney McCosky: S8.2-H;1X3(85)
  • Ray Coleman: W.1-2
  • Ferris Fain: W.2-3;1-2
  • Hank Majeski: 64(1)/FO

Bot 2

  • Al Kozar: 9
  • Junior Wooten: 8
  • Al Evans: S7
  • Earl Harrist: K

Top 3

  • Elmer Valo: S6
  • Herman Franks: 6
  • Pete Suder: 3
  • Lou Brissie: K

Bot 3

  • Eddie Yost: S8
  • Gil Coan: W.1-2
  • Carden Gillenwater: 7
  • Tom McBride: W.2-3;1-2
  • Mark Christman: 8/8D.3-H;2-3
  • Al Kozar: 9

Top 4

  • Eddie Joost: 8
  • Barney McCosky: S8
  • Ray Coleman: CS2(26)
  • Ray Coleman: S4
  • Ferris Fain: 8

Bot 4

  • Junior Wooten: S5
  • Al Evans: 64(1)3/GDP
  • Earl Harrist: S8
  • Eddie Yost: 4

Top 5

  • Hank Majeski: 2/FL
  • Elmer Valo: 63
  • Herman Franks: K

Bot 5

  • Gil Coan: K
  • Carden Gillenwater: K/C
  • Tom McBride: K

Top 6

  • Pete Suder: 63
  • Lou Brissie: 43
  • Eddie Joost: 2/FL

Bot 6

  • Mark Christman: S1
  • Al Kozar: 3/G.1-2
  • Junior Wooten: 8
  • Al Evans: 8

Top 7

  • Barney McCosky: 53
  • Ray Coleman: W
  • Ferris Fain: CS2(24)
  • Ferris Fain: 6

Bot 7

  • John Sullivan: K/C
  • Eddie Yost: 9
  • Gil Coan: K

Top 8

  • Hank Majeski: S6
  • Elmer Valo: S9.1-2
  • Herman Franks: 15(2)/FO.1-2
  • Pete Suder: S7.1-2;2-H
  • Lou Brissie: 16(1)3/GDP

Bot 8

  • Carden Gillenwater: 9
  • Tom McBride: S9
  • Mark Christman: D9.1-H
  • Al Kozar: S9.2-3
  • Junior Wooten: K
  • Al Evans: S7.1-2;3-H
  • Early Wynn: K

Notes & reviews

  • game called to allow the Senators to catch a train