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Chicago White Sox @ Detroit Tigers

1943-06-09 Β· Day game Β· Tiger Stadium Β· Att: 14793 Β· 2:05

Chicago White Sox defeated Detroit Tigers 3–1. Chicago White Sox put up 3 in the 1st. Johnny Humphries earned the win and Gordon Maltzberger picked up the save.

Line score

123456789RHE
CHA30000000037
DET10000000016

W: Johnny Humphries   L: Hal Newhouser   SV: Gordon Maltzberger

Umpires β€” HP: Joe Rue Β· 1B: Bill McGowan Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: (none) Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Chicago White Sox β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Dick Culler501000
Thurman Tucker310021
Guy Curtright511001
Don Kolloway501000
Wally Moses310010
Luke Appling401201
Joe Kuhel400001
Mike Tresh400000
Johnny Humphries303010

Detroit Tigers β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Joe Hoover501000
Doc Cramer411000
Dick Wakefield402100
Pinky Higgins400000
Rip Radcliff300010
Rudy York301012
Don Ross300010
Paul Richards400001
Hal Newhouser301000
Ned Harris100000

Chicago White Sox β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Johnny Humphries8.0523
Joe Haynes0.0110
Gordon Maltzberger1.0000

Detroit Tigers β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Hal Newhouser9.0744

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Dick Culler: 9
  • Thurman Tucker: W
  • Guy Curtright: S9.1-2
  • Don Kolloway: 9
  • Wally Moses: E3/P.2-H(UR)(NR);1-3
  • Luke Appling: D7.3-H(UR);1-H(UR);BX3(765)

Bot 1

  • Joe Hoover: 99/F
  • Doc Cramer: T8
  • Dick Wakefield: S4.3-H
  • Pinky Higgins: SB2
  • Pinky Higgins: 99/F
  • Rip Radcliff: W
  • Rudy York: W.2-3;1-2
  • Don Ross: 8

Top 2

  • Joe Kuhel: E4
  • Mike Tresh: 16(1)3/GDP
  • Johnny Humphries: W
  • Dick Culler: 99/F

Bot 2

  • Paul Richards: 99/G
  • Hal Newhouser: 99/G
  • Joe Hoover: 99/F

Top 3

  • Thurman Tucker: 99/G
  • Guy Curtright: E3
  • Don Kolloway: D.1-3
  • Wally Moses: FC3.3XH(32);2-3
  • Luke Appling: 99/G

Bot 3

  • Doc Cramer: 99/F
  • Dick Wakefield: 99/F
  • Pinky Higgins: 99/F

Top 4

  • Joe Kuhel: 99/F
  • Mike Tresh: 99/F
  • Johnny Humphries: S
  • Dick Culler: E3.1-2
  • Thurman Tucker: K

Bot 4

  • Rip Radcliff: 99/F
  • Rudy York: K
  • Don Ross: 99/F

Top 5

  • Guy Curtright: 99/F
  • Don Kolloway: 99/F
  • Wally Moses: W
  • Luke Appling: SB2
  • Luke Appling: 99/G

Bot 5

  • Paul Richards: 99/G
  • Hal Newhouser: S
  • Joe Hoover: 99/G.1-2
  • Doc Cramer: 99/G

Top 6

  • Joe Kuhel: 99/G
  • Mike Tresh: 99/F
  • Johnny Humphries: S
  • Dick Culler: S.1-2
  • Thurman Tucker: 99/F

Bot 6

  • Dick Wakefield: S
  • Pinky Higgins: 99(1)/FO
  • Rip Radcliff: 99/F
  • Rudy York: K

Top 7

  • Guy Curtright: K23#
  • Don Kolloway: 99/G
  • Wally Moses: 99/G

Bot 7

  • Don Ross: 99/F
  • Paul Richards: K
  • Hal Newhouser: 3E1
  • Joe Hoover: S.1-2
  • Doc Cramer: 5/FL

Top 8

  • Luke Appling: K
  • Joe Kuhel: K
  • Mike Tresh: 99/F

Bot 8

  • Dick Wakefield: 99/F
  • Pinky Higgins: 99/F
  • Rip Radcliff: 99/F

Top 9

  • Johnny Humphries: S
  • Dick Culler: 99/BP
  • Thurman Tucker: W.1-2
  • Guy Curtright: 99(1)/FO.2-3
  • Don Kolloway: 99(1)/FO

Bot 9

  • Rudy York: S
  • Don Ross: W.1-2
  • Paul Richards: 9
  • Ned Harris: 8
  • Joe Hoover: 6(1)/FO

Notes & reviews

  • Twilight game starts at 6 PM because stays light in Detroit until close to 9 PM due to daylight time. No lights in Briggs Stadium in 1943. Sun drops behind stands at start of game.