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Philadelphia Phillies @ Pittsburgh Pirates

1938-07-19 Β· Day game Β· Forbes Field Β· Att: 2472 Β· 1:42

Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Philadelphia Phillies 8–0. Pittsburgh Pirates put up 3 in the 5th. Ed Brandt earned the win. Arky Vaughan went 3-for-3 with 3 RBI.

Line score

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PHI00000000005
PIT02013020814

W: Ed Brandt   L: Hugh Mulcahy   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Dolly Stark Β· 1B: Bill Stewart Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: George Barr Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Philadelphia Phillies β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Buck Jordan401000
Hersh Martin400001
Gibby Brack402000
Phil Weintraub400001
Spud Davis300000
Morrie Arnovich300000
George Scharein301001
Del Young301000
Hugh Mulcahy100000
Bill Atwood100000
Al Smith100000

Pittsburgh Pirates β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Lee Handley502000
Lloyd Waner312001
Paul Waner321010
Gus Suhr400000
Johnny Rizzo444100
Arky Vaughan313310
Al Todd400300
Pep Young401000
Ed Brandt401001
Woody Jensen200000

Philadelphia Phillies β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Hugh Mulcahy5.01011
Al Smith3.0411

Pittsburgh Pirates β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Ed Brandt9.0503

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Buck Jordan: 63
  • Hersh Martin: 7/F
  • Gibby Brack: D7/G
  • Phil Weintraub: K

Bot 1

  • Lee Handley: S8/G
  • Lloyd Waner: K/C
  • Paul Waner: 5/FL
  • Gus Suhr: SB2
  • Gus Suhr: 3/G

Top 2

  • Spud Davis: 43
  • Morrie Arnovich: 43
  • George Scharein: S7.B-2(E7)
  • Del Young: 53

Bot 2

  • Johnny Rizzo: S8
  • Arky Vaughan: T8/G.1-H
  • Al Todd: 43.3-H
  • Pep Young: S8
  • Ed Brandt: 46(1)/FO
  • Lee Handley: 8/L

Top 3

  • Hugh Mulcahy: 3/P
  • Buck Jordan: 43
  • Hersh Martin: K

Bot 3

  • Lloyd Waner: S1/G
  • Paul Waner: 3/FL
  • Gus Suhr: 8/L
  • Johnny Rizzo: CS2(24)

Top 4

  • Gibby Brack: 8/F
  • Phil Weintraub: 63
  • Spud Davis: 63

Bot 4

  • Johnny Rizzo: S8
  • Arky Vaughan: S9.1-3(E9);B-1
  • Al Todd: 7/F.3-H(UR)
  • Pep Young: 8/F
  • Ed Brandt: 53

Top 5

  • Morrie Arnovich: 63
  • George Scharein: K
  • Del Young: 9/F

Bot 5

  • Lee Handley: 43
  • Lloyd Waner: S8
  • Paul Waner: W.1-2
  • Gus Suhr: 7/L
  • Johnny Rizzo: S8.2-H;1-2
  • Arky Vaughan: T/89.2-H;1-H
  • Al Todd: 63

Top 6

  • Bill Atwood: 63
  • Buck Jordan: S8
  • Hersh Martin: 9/L
  • Gibby Brack: PO1(13)

Bot 6

  • Pep Young: 4/L
  • Ed Brandt: K/C
  • Lee Handley: S1/G
  • Woody Jensen: 6/P

Top 7

  • Gibby Brack: S/BG.B-2(E1/TH)
  • Phil Weintraub: 2/FL
  • Spud Davis: 43.2-3
  • Morrie Arnovich: 43

Bot 7

  • Paul Waner: S7
  • Gus Suhr: 8/F
  • Johnny Rizzo: S1/G.1-2
  • Arky Vaughan: W.2-3;1-2
  • Al Todd: 64(1)/FO.3-H;2-H(NR)(E4/TH)(UR);B-1
  • Pep Young: 8/F

Top 8

  • George Scharein: 31
  • Del Young: S7/G
  • Al Smith: 54(1)/FO
  • Buck Jordan: 64(1)/FO

Bot 8

  • Ed Brandt: S7
  • Lee Handley: 54(1)3/GDP
  • Woody Jensen: 43

Top 9

  • Hersh Martin: 6/L
  • Gibby Brack: 6/FL
  • Phil Weintraub: 13