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Chicago Cubs @ Boston Braves

1949-05-03 Β· Night game Β· Braves Field Β· Att: 15096 Β· 1:46

Chicago Cubs defeated Boston Braves 4–0. Monk Dubiel earned the win. Phil Cavarretta went 2-for-4 with 1 HR and 2 RBI.

Line score

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W: Monk Dubiel   L: Vern Bickford   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Lon Warneke Β· 1B: Bill Stewart Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: Jocko Conlan Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Chicago Cubs β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Harry Walker511000
Peanuts Lowrey301000
Phil Cavarretta412200
Andy Pafko411000
Frankie Gustine301010
Bob Scheffing301001
Roy Smalley311012
Emil Verban301210
Monk Dubiel400001

Boston Braves β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Eddie Stanky400000
Al Dark401001
Earl Torgeson401000
Bob Elliott300001
Jim Russell301000
Marv Rickert301000
Bill Salkeld300001
Don Thompson301000
Vern Bickford200001
Jeff Heath100000

Chicago Cubs β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Monk Dubiel9.0504

Boston Braves β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Vern Bickford8.0834
Red Barrett1.0100

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Harry Walker: 53
  • Peanuts Lowrey: 9
  • Phil Cavarretta: 3/FL

Bot 1

  • Eddie Stanky: 13
  • Al Dark: K
  • Earl Torgeson: 43

Top 2

  • Andy Pafko: D8
  • Frankie Gustine: 9
  • Bob Scheffing: K/C
  • Roy Smalley: W
  • Emil Verban: S8.1-2;2-H
  • Monk Dubiel: K

Bot 2

  • Bob Elliott: 43
  • Jim Russell: 5
  • Marv Rickert: D9
  • Bill Salkeld: 9

Top 3

  • Harry Walker: 9
  • Peanuts Lowrey: 53
  • Phil Cavarretta: HR/9
  • Andy Pafko: 43

Bot 3

  • Don Thompson: 8
  • Vern Bickford: 8
  • Eddie Stanky: 8

Top 4

  • Frankie Gustine: W
  • Bob Scheffing: 13/SH.1-2
  • Roy Smalley: K
  • Emil Verban: IW
  • Monk Dubiel: 64(1)/FO

Bot 4

  • Al Dark: S9
  • Earl Torgeson: 6(1)3/GDP
  • Bob Elliott: K

Top 5

  • Harry Walker: D9
  • Peanuts Lowrey: 14/SH.2-3
  • Phil Cavarretta: S1.3-H
  • Andy Pafko: 46(1)3/GDP

Bot 5

  • Jim Russell: S8
  • Marv Rickert: 6
  • Bill Salkeld: 5
  • Don Thompson: 63

Top 6

  • Frankie Gustine: D9
  • Bob Scheffing: S7.2XH(72);B-2(TH)
  • Roy Smalley: K
  • Emil Verban: 43

Bot 6

  • Vern Bickford: K
  • Eddie Stanky: 7/FL
  • Al Dark: 7

Top 7

  • Monk Dubiel: 53
  • Harry Walker: 2/FL
  • Peanuts Lowrey: S7
  • Phil Cavarretta: 63

Bot 7

  • Earl Torgeson: S7
  • Bob Elliott: E1.1-2
  • Jim Russell: 46(1)3/GDP.2-3
  • Marv Rickert: 31

Top 8

  • Andy Pafko: 2/FL
  • Frankie Gustine: 53
  • Bob Scheffing: 8

Bot 8

  • Bill Salkeld: K
  • Don Thompson: S8
  • Jeff Heath: 36(1)1/GDP

Top 9

  • Roy Smalley: T7
  • Emil Verban: 7.3-H
  • Monk Dubiel: 43
  • Harry Walker: 3/FL

Bot 9

  • Eddie Stanky: 53
  • Al Dark: 63
  • Earl Torgeson: 8