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Chicago Cubs @ Boston Braves

1945-05-12 Β· Day game Β· Braves Field Β· Att: 3044 Β· 2:35

Chicago Cubs defeated Boston Braves 13–12. Chicago Cubs put up 6 in the 7th. Hank Wyse earned the win. Phil Cavarretta went 1-for-4 with 1 HR and 4 RBI.

Line score

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CHN0102306011316
BSN0424020001214

W: Hank Wyse   L: Red Barrett   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Lee Ballanfant Β· 1B: Dusty Boggess Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: Babe Pinelli Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Chicago Cubs β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Stan Hack511010
Roy Hughes611100
Bill Nicholson423121
Phil Cavarretta421420
Frank Secory621001
Peanuts Lowrey523300
Don Johnson212200
Dewey Williams413010
Ray Prim100000
Paul Gillespie100100
Bill Schuster300000
Ed Sauer100001
Andy Pafko111100
Hank Wyse100000

Boston Braves β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Dick Culler511100
Tommy Holmes512010
Butch Nieman511002
Joe Mack511202
Carden Gillenwater323120
Chuck Workman533200
Clyde Kluttz422210
Whitey Wietelmann310010
Al Javery300002
Johnny Hutchings101200
Bill Ramsey100000
Jim Tobin000010

Chicago Cubs β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Ray Prim3.0624
Hy Vandenberg0.0400
Jorge Comellas1.0110
Mack Stewart2.0220
Hank Wyse3.0112

Boston Braves β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Al Javery4.11001
Johnny Hutchings2.1351
Red Barrett2.1311

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Stan Hack: S7
  • Roy Hughes: 16(1)/FO
  • Bill Nicholson: SB2
  • Bill Nicholson: K
  • Phil Cavarretta: 2/FL

Bot 1

  • Dick Culler: 7
  • Tommy Holmes: D
  • Butch Nieman: 43.2-2#
  • Joe Mack: 13

Top 2

  • Frank Secory: E6
  • Peanuts Lowrey: D.1-3
  • Don Johnson: S8.3-H(UR);2-3
  • Dewey Williams: FC5.3XH(52);1-2
  • Ray Prim: 4/P
  • Stan Hack: 13

Bot 2

  • Carden Gillenwater: S/BG
  • Chuck Workman: S.1-2
  • Clyde Kluttz: S.2-H;1-3;B-2(TH)
  • Whitey Wietelmann: IW
  • Al Javery: K
  • Dick Culler: FC6.3-H;2-H(E6/TH2)(E8/THH)(UR);1-3;B-2
  • Tommy Holmes: PB.3-H(UR);2-3
  • Tommy Holmes: W
  • Butch Nieman: SB2
  • Butch Nieman: K
  • Joe Mack: K/C

Top 3

  • Roy Hughes: 8
  • Bill Nicholson: S
  • Phil Cavarretta: 9/L
  • Frank Secory: 7

Bot 3

  • Carden Gillenwater: HR/7D
  • Chuck Workman: HR/9D
  • Clyde Kluttz: 7
  • Whitey Wietelmann: 5
  • Al Javery: K

Top 4

  • Peanuts Lowrey: T
  • Don Johnson: D.3-H
  • Dewey Williams: S.2-3
  • Paul Gillespie: 9/F.3-H
  • Stan Hack: 43.1-2
  • Roy Hughes: 5/FL

Bot 4

  • Dick Culler: S
  • Tommy Holmes: S.1-3
  • Butch Nieman: S/BG.3-3;1-2
  • Joe Mack: D.3-H;2-H;1-3
  • Carden Gillenwater: W
  • Chuck Workman: 8/F.3-H
  • Clyde Kluttz: S.2-H;1-3
  • Whitey Wietelmann: FC1/BG.3XH(12);1-2
  • Al Javery: 13

Top 5

  • Bill Nicholson: S
  • Phil Cavarretta: 16(1)/FO
  • Frank Secory: S.1-2
  • Peanuts Lowrey: HR/7D.2-H;1-H
  • Bill Schuster: 2/FL
  • Dewey Williams: W
  • Ed Sauer: K

Bot 5

  • Dick Culler: 53
  • Tommy Holmes: 8
  • Butch Nieman: 9

Top 6

  • Stan Hack: 99
  • Roy Hughes: 99
  • Bill Nicholson: W
  • Phil Cavarretta: W.1-2
  • Frank Secory: 99

Bot 6

  • Joe Mack: 99
  • Carden Gillenwater: W
  • Chuck Workman: D.1-3
  • Clyde Kluttz: W
  • Whitey Wietelmann: 12(3)/FO.2-3;1-2#
  • Johnny Hutchings: S.3-H;2-H;1-2#
  • Dick Culler: 99

Top 7

  • Peanuts Lowrey: 99
  • Bill Schuster: 99
  • Dewey Williams: S9
  • Andy Pafko: D8/8XD.1-H
  • Stan Hack: W
  • Roy Hughes: S.2-H;1-3;B-2(TH)
  • Bill Nicholson: W
  • Phil Cavarretta: HR/9D.3-H;2-H;1-H
  • Frank Secory: 99

Bot 7

  • Tommy Holmes: 99
  • Butch Nieman: K
  • Joe Mack: K

Top 8

  • Peanuts Lowrey: 99
  • Bill Schuster: 99
  • Dewey Williams: S
  • Hank Wyse: 99

Bot 8

  • Carden Gillenwater: S/BG
  • Chuck Workman: OA.1X2(99)#
  • Chuck Workman: 99
  • Clyde Kluttz: 99

Top 9

  • Stan Hack: 99
  • Roy Hughes: 99
  • Bill Nicholson: HR/9D
  • Phil Cavarretta: W
  • Frank Secory: K

Bot 9

  • Bill Ramsey: 99
  • Jim Tobin: W
  • Dick Culler: 99/SH.1-2#
  • Tommy Holmes: 7

Notes & reviews

  • Al Javery was spiked by Whitey Wietelmann earlier in the game
  • end of pbp account, rest deduced