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St. Louis Browns @ Cleveland Guardians

1929-09-29 Β· Day game Β· League Park IV Β· Att: 15000 Β· overcast Β· 1:17

Cleveland Indians defeated St. Louis Browns 4–0. Cleveland Indians put up 2 in the 8th. Wes Ferrell earned the win. Lew Fonseca went 3-for-4 with 1 RBI.

Line score

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SLA00000000002
CLE0000011249

W: Wes Ferrell   L: George Blaeholder   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Roy Van Graflan Β· 1B: Harry Geisel Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: George Moriarty Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

St. Louis Browns β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Lu Blue400000
Earl McNeely400001
Heinie Manush300001
Red Kress301001
Beauty McGowan200010
Frank O'Rourke300000
Ski Melillo300000
Wally Schang300001
George Blaeholder201000
Red Badgro100000

Cleveland Guardians β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Dick Porter410000
Jackie Tavener401000
Earl Averill412100
Lew Fonseca413100
Bibb Falk412100
Joe Sewell200000
Johnny Hodapp301100
Luke Sewell300001
Wes Ferrell200010

St. Louis Browns β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
George Blaeholder8.0911

Cleveland Guardians β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Wes Ferrell9.0214

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Lu Blue: 3/G
  • Earl McNeely: 2/FL
  • Heinie Manush: 43

Bot 1

  • Dick Porter: 8/F8S
  • Jackie Tavener: 5/FL
  • Earl Averill: 43

Top 2

  • Red Kress: K
  • Beauty McGowan: W
  • Frank O'Rourke: 4/P
  • Ski Melillo: 13

Bot 2

  • Lew Fonseca: D7
  • Bibb Falk: 6/P6D
  • Joe Sewell: 5/FL
  • Johnny Hodapp: 63

Top 3

  • Wally Schang: 53
  • George Blaeholder: S/4
  • Lu Blue: 46(1)3/GDP

Bot 3

  • Luke Sewell: K
  • Wes Ferrell: 8/L
  • Dick Porter: 9/L

Top 4

  • Earl McNeely: K
  • Heinie Manush: 43
  • Red Kress: S8/8S
  • Beauty McGowan: 13

Bot 4

  • Jackie Tavener: 5/P
  • Earl Averill: 4/L
  • Lew Fonseca: S/89
  • Bibb Falk: 8

Top 5

  • Frank O'Rourke: 3/P13
  • Ski Melillo: 3/G
  • Wally Schang: K/C

Bot 5

  • Joe Sewell: 53
  • Johnny Hodapp: 6/P
  • Luke Sewell: 43

Top 6

  • George Blaeholder: 8
  • Lu Blue: 163
  • Earl McNeely: 4/P4D

Bot 6

  • Wes Ferrell: FLE2
  • Wes Ferrell: W
  • Dick Porter: 14(1)/FO/BG
  • Jackie Tavener: S1/G25.1-3(E1/TH1)
  • Earl Averill: S4/G.3-H(UR);1-2
  • Lew Fonseca: 64(1)3/GDP

Top 7

  • Heinie Manush: K
  • Red Kress: 63
  • Beauty McGowan: 13

Bot 7

  • Bibb Falk: S9
  • Joe Sewell: 13/SH.1-2
  • Johnny Hodapp: S8.2-H
  • Luke Sewell: 9/F9D
  • Wes Ferrell: 31

Top 8

  • Frank O'Rourke: 63
  • Ski Melillo: 43
  • Wally Schang: 13

Bot 8

  • Dick Porter: 1/L#
  • Jackie Tavener: 3/G
  • Earl Averill: D9/9LD
  • Lew Fonseca: S7.2-H
  • Bibb Falk: D8.1-H;BX3(8625)

Top 9

  • Red Badgro: 6/P
  • Lu Blue: 13
  • Earl McNeely: 8

Notes & reviews

  • Weather: cloudy and intermittent drizzle
  • Past 2B
  • Running catch; terrific drive nearly to the bleachers
  • Ferrell deflected the smash
  • Melillo fell while fielding the ball
  • To the bleachers
  • CPD: 'Porter smashed to Blaeholder.' Assume line drive but could be a hard grounder, 13/G.
  • Knocked down the smash
  • Ferrell retired the last 16 batters CPD: 'Not more than half a dozen times during the game did Ferrell fail to get the first strike across on the batter. Mostly it was a curve ball, and placed where they couldn't hit it.'