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St. Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Cubs

1939-09-07 Β· Day game Β· Wrigley Field Β· 10 innings Β· Att: 6680 Β· 2:01

St. Louis Cardinals defeated Chicago Cubs 4–2. St. Louis Cardinals put up 2 in the 10th. Lon Warneke earned the win.

Line score

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CHN100100000026

W: Lon Warneke   L: Bill Lee   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Lee Ballanfant Β· 1B: Tom Dunn Β· 2B: Dolly Stark Β· 3B: Bill Klem Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

St. Louis Cardinals β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Jimmy Brown501000
Stu Martin511100
Enos Slaughter511000
Joe Medwick401200
Johnny Mize511000
Terry Moore401110
Don Gutteridge500001
Mickey Owen300011
Mort Cooper211001
Don Padgett000010

Chicago Cubs β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Stan Hack512000
Billy Herman400000
Augie Galan211020
Jim Gleeson200110
Bill Nicholson401000
Gabby Hartnett300100
Rip Russell401000
Bobby Mattick300003
Bill Lee301001
Carl Reynolds100000

St. Louis Cardinals β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Mort Cooper8.0633
Lon Warneke2.0001

Chicago Cubs β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Bill Lee10.0733

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Jimmy Brown: 5/P
  • Stu Martin: 2/P
  • Enos Slaughter: S9
  • Joe Medwick: 3/G

Bot 1

  • Stan Hack: E9/F.B-2
  • Billy Herman: 9/9D/F.2-3
  • Augie Galan: W
  • Jim Gleeson: 7/SF.3-H(UR)
  • Bill Nicholson: 53

Top 2

  • Johnny Mize: 13
  • Terry Moore: 43
  • Don Gutteridge: 13

Bot 2

  • Gabby Hartnett: 7/L
  • Rip Russell: 8/F
  • Bobby Mattick: K

Top 3

  • Mickey Owen: 9/L
  • Mort Cooper: K
  • Jimmy Brown: 63

Bot 3

  • Bill Lee: S7
  • Stan Hack: 9/F
  • Billy Herman: 64(1)3/GDP

Top 4

  • Stu Martin: E6/G
  • Enos Slaughter: 53.1-2
  • Joe Medwick: S7.2-H(UR);B-2(THH)
  • Johnny Mize: E4/G.2-3
  • Terry Moore: 3/P
  • Don Gutteridge: 64(1)/FO

Bot 4

  • Augie Galan: S8
  • Jim Gleeson: W.1-2
  • Bill Nicholson: 9/F.2-3
  • Gabby Hartnett: 9/L/SF.3-H
  • Rip Russell: 9/F

Top 5

  • Mickey Owen: K/C
  • Mort Cooper: S8
  • Jimmy Brown: S8/78.1-3
  • Stu Martin: 46(1)/FO.3-H
  • Enos Slaughter: 5/P

Bot 5

  • Bobby Mattick: K
  • Bill Lee: K
  • Stan Hack: S9
  • Billy Herman: 63

Top 6

  • Joe Medwick: 3/FL
  • Johnny Mize: 5/FL
  • Terry Moore: 8/F

Bot 6

  • Augie Galan: 43
  • Jim Gleeson: 43
  • Bill Nicholson: S9
  • Gabby Hartnett: 8

Top 7

  • Don Gutteridge: 7/L
  • Mickey Owen: W
  • Mort Cooper: 23/SH.1-2
  • Jimmy Brown: 13

Bot 7

  • Rip Russell: S8
  • Bobby Mattick: 34/SH.1-2
  • Bill Lee: 6/LDP.2X2(64)

Top 8

  • Stu Martin: S9
  • Enos Slaughter: 5/P
  • Joe Medwick: 4/P
  • Johnny Mize: 7/F

Bot 8

  • Stan Hack: S8/8S/F
  • Billy Herman: 14/SH.1-2
  • Augie Galan: IW
  • Jim Gleeson: 7/F
  • Bill Nicholson: 3/G

Top 9

  • Terry Moore: W
  • Don Gutteridge: FC5/BG.1-2(E5/TH2);B-1
  • Mickey Owen: 64(1)3/GDP.2-3
  • Don Padgett: W
  • Jimmy Brown: 8/8S/F

Bot 9

  • Gabby Hartnett: 8
  • Rip Russell: 53
  • Bobby Mattick: K

Top 10

  • Stu Martin: 8
  • Enos Slaughter: E1/TH.B-3
  • Joe Medwick: 8/SF.3-H(UR)
  • Johnny Mize: D9
  • Terry Moore: S9.2-H(UR)
  • Don Gutteridge: K

Bot 10

  • Carl Reynolds: 13
  • Stan Hack: 8/78
  • Billy Herman: 7

Notes & reviews

  • Gabby Hartnett caught his 1,727 game breaking the record of Ray Schalk (who congratulated Hartnett on the field before the game)