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New York Giants @ Pittsburgh Pirates

1942-06-14 Β· Day game Β· Forbes Field Β· 2:15

New York Giants defeated Pittsburgh Pirates 4–3. New York Giants put up 2 in the 1st. Bob Carpenter earned the win.

Line score

123456789RHE
NY1210010000410
PIT20001000039

W: Bob Carpenter   L: Ken Heintzelman   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Jocko Conlan Β· 1B: Beans Reardon Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: Larry Goetz Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

New York Giants β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Billy Werber310020
Willard Marshall502000
Mel Ott411110
Johnny Mize511100
Hank Leiber401110
Harry Danning403000
Billy Jurges401100
Mickey Witek200020
Bob Carpenter311010

Pittsburgh Pirates β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Alf Anderson422010
Stu Martin300010
Elbie Fletcher412101
Bob Elliott301110
Babe Phelps402100
Johnny Barrett400000
Maurice Van Robays400000
Vince DiMaggio302000
Jimmy Wasdell100000
Dutch Dietz200000
Culley Rikard100000
Bud Stewart100000

New York Giants β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Bob Carpenter9.0931

Pittsburgh Pirates β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Ken Heintzelman2.0520
Dutch Dietz7.0550

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Billy Werber: W
  • Willard Marshall: S7.1-2
  • Mel Ott: 16(1)/FO.2-3
  • Johnny Mize: 9.3-H
  • Hank Leiber: FLE2
  • Hank Leiber: SB2
  • Hank Leiber: S9.2-H(UR)
  • Harry Danning: S.1-2
  • Billy Jurges: 53

Bot 1

  • Alf Anderson: S7
  • Stu Martin: 8
  • Elbie Fletcher: S9.1-3
  • Bob Elliott: S8.3-H;1-3
  • Babe Phelps: 7.3-H
  • Johnny Barrett: 8

Top 2

  • Mickey Witek: 3/FL
  • Bob Carpenter: W
  • Billy Werber: 4/P
  • Willard Marshall: S9.1-2
  • Mel Ott: S9.2-H;1-3;B-2(TH)
  • Johnny Mize: 4/P

Bot 2

  • Maurice Van Robays: 8
  • Vince DiMaggio: S7
  • Jimmy Wasdell: 13.1-2
  • Alf Anderson: 53

Top 3

  • Hank Leiber: 7
  • Harry Danning: S1
  • Billy Jurges: D9.1-3
  • Mickey Witek: IW
  • Bob Carpenter: 8(B)2(3)/DP

Bot 3

  • Stu Martin: W
  • Elbie Fletcher: 36(1)3/GDP
  • Bob Elliott: 43

Top 4

  • Billy Werber: 63
  • Willard Marshall: 3/P
  • Mel Ott: 5/FL

Bot 4

  • Babe Phelps: D9
  • Johnny Barrett: 8.2-3
  • Maurice Van Robays: 63
  • Vince DiMaggio: 53

Top 5

  • Johnny Mize: S8
  • Hank Leiber: 2/G/BINT.1-1
  • Harry Danning: S9.1-3(E2)
  • Billy Jurges: 9.3-H(UR)
  • Mickey Witek: W.1-2
  • Bob Carpenter: 7

Bot 5

  • Dutch Dietz: 63
  • Alf Anderson: D7
  • Stu Martin: 31.2-3
  • Elbie Fletcher: D9.3-H
  • Bob Elliott: W
  • Babe Phelps: 46(1)/FO

Top 6

  • Billy Werber: W
  • Willard Marshall: 56(1)3/GDP
  • Mel Ott: 9

Bot 6

  • Johnny Barrett: 8
  • Maurice Van Robays: 9
  • Vince DiMaggio: S5
  • Dutch Dietz: 13

Top 7

  • Johnny Mize: 4/P
  • Hank Leiber: W
  • Harry Danning: 8
  • Billy Jurges: 8

Bot 7

  • Alf Anderson: W
  • Stu Martin: 34/SH.1-2
  • Elbie Fletcher: K
  • Bob Elliott: 8

Top 8

  • Mickey Witek: 43
  • Bob Carpenter: S7
  • Billy Werber: 54(1)3/GDP

Bot 8

  • Babe Phelps: D7
  • Johnny Barrett: 41.2-3
  • Maurice Van Robays: 53
  • Culley Rikard: 7

Top 9

  • Willard Marshall: 53
  • Mel Ott: W
  • Johnny Mize: 8
  • Hank Leiber: 8

Bot 9

  • Bud Stewart: 7
  • Alf Anderson: 63
  • Stu Martin: 2/FL

Notes & reviews

  • Hank Leiber called for interference for running into his own batted ball