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Detroit Tigers @ St. Louis Browns

1947-07-06 Β· Day game Β· Sportsman's Park III Β· 2:19

Detroit Tigers defeated St. Louis Browns 10–2. Detroit Tigers put up 2 in the 1st. Virgil Trucks earned the win and Hal Newhouser picked up the save. Pat Mullin went 3-for-5 with 2 HR and 3 RBI.

Line score

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DET2020021211013
SLA010000100210

W: Virgil Trucks   L: Ellis Kinder   SV: Hal Newhouser

Umpires β€” HP: Cal Hubbard Β· 1B: Eddie Hurley Β· 2B: Art Passarella Β· 3B: Jim Boyer Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Detroit Tigers β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Eddie Lake311120
Roy Cullenbine422210
Dick Wakefield511202
George Kell511000
Pat Mullin523300
Doc Cramer412011
Eddie Mayo400102
Hal Wagner511101
Virgil Trucks301000
John McHale111000

St. Louis Browns β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Bob Dillinger502001
Ray Coleman502101
Vern Stephens501000
Jeff Heath300010
Paul Lehner412100
Wally Judnich401000
Billy Hitchcock400001
Jake Early201010
Ellis Kinder100000
Sam Zoldak100000
Joe Schultz110000
Rusty Peters101000
Jerry Witte100001

Detroit Tigers β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Virgil Trucks7.0722
Hal Newhouser2.0302

St. Louis Browns β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Ellis Kinder2.2432
Sam Zoldak4.1514
Walter Brown2.0400

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Eddie Lake: W
  • Roy Cullenbine: 8
  • Dick Wakefield: HR.1-H
  • George Kell: 4
  • Pat Mullin: S
  • Doc Cramer: SB2
  • Doc Cramer: K

Bot 1

  • Bob Dillinger: 8
  • Ray Coleman: 4
  • Vern Stephens: S
  • Jeff Heath: 8

Top 2

  • Eddie Mayo: 8
  • Hal Wagner: 9
  • Virgil Trucks: S
  • Eddie Lake: 13

Bot 2

  • Paul Lehner: HR
  • Wally Judnich: 7
  • Billy Hitchcock: K
  • Jake Early: W
  • Ellis Kinder: 3

Top 3

  • Roy Cullenbine: W
  • Dick Wakefield: SB2
  • Dick Wakefield: K
  • George Kell: 9
  • Pat Mullin: HR.2-H
  • Doc Cramer: W
  • Eddie Mayo: K

Bot 3

  • Bob Dillinger: 53
  • Ray Coleman: D
  • Vern Stephens: 9
  • Jeff Heath: W
  • Paul Lehner: 31

Top 4

  • Hal Wagner: K
  • Virgil Trucks: 7
  • Eddie Lake: W
  • Roy Cullenbine: S.1-3
  • Dick Wakefield: CSH(262)

Bot 4

  • Wally Judnich: S
  • Billy Hitchcock: 9
  • Jake Early: 64(1)/FO
  • Sam Zoldak: 43

Top 5

  • Dick Wakefield: 43
  • George Kell: 5
  • Pat Mullin: 43

Bot 5

  • Bob Dillinger: K
  • Ray Coleman: 5
  • Vern Stephens: 4

Top 6

  • Doc Cramer: D
  • Eddie Mayo: 13/SH.2-3
  • Hal Wagner: D.3-H
  • Virgil Trucks: 43.2-3
  • Eddie Lake: S.3-H
  • Roy Cullenbine: 43

Bot 6

  • Jeff Heath: 2
  • Paul Lehner: 31
  • Wally Judnich: 8

Top 7

  • Dick Wakefield: K
  • George Kell: 63
  • Pat Mullin: HR
  • Doc Cramer: E4
  • Eddie Mayo: K

Bot 7

  • Billy Hitchcock: 53
  • Jake Early: S
  • Joe Schultz: 46(1)/FO
  • Bob Dillinger: S.1-2
  • Ray Coleman: S.2-H;1-2
  • Vern Stephens: 7

Top 8

  • Hal Wagner: 9
  • John McHale: S
  • Eddie Lake: 9
  • Roy Cullenbine: HR.1-H
  • Dick Wakefield: 13

Bot 8

  • Jeff Heath: 8
  • Paul Lehner: S
  • Wally Judnich: 3
  • Billy Hitchcock: 64(1)/FO

Top 9

  • George Kell: S
  • Pat Mullin: 8
  • Doc Cramer: S.1-3
  • Eddie Mayo: 8.3-H
  • Hal Wagner: 46(1)/FO

Bot 9

  • Rusty Peters: S
  • Jerry Witte: K
  • Bob Dillinger: S.1-2
  • Ray Coleman: K
  • Vern Stephens: 5