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St. Louis Browns @ Boston Red Sox

1952-08-24 Β· Day game Β· Fenway Park Β· 10 innings Β· 75Β°F Β· 2:48

Boston Red Sox defeated St. Louis Browns 2–1. Al Benton earned the win.

Line score

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W: Al Benton   L: Marlin Stuart   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Eddie Hurley Β· 1B: Hank Soar Β· 2B: Larry Napp Β· 3B: Charlie Berry Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

St. Louis Browns β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Al Zarilla402100
Fred Marsh301010
Bob Nieman400000
Clint Courtney400001
Jim Dyck400001
Don Lenhardt401001
Bobby Young311011
Gordon Goldsberry200010
Duane Pillette200000
Vic Wertz100000

Boston Red Sox β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Faye Throneberry402010
Billy Goodman302020
Clyde Vollmer300002
Dick Gernert522001
Hoot Evers401000
Sammy White501000
Ted Lepcio402100
Johnny Lipon301011
Ellis Kinder300001
George Schmees200000
Al Benton100000
George Kell100001
Lou Boudreau000100

St. Louis Browns β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Duane Pillette7.0745
Marlin Stuart2.0400
Satchel Paige0.2001

Boston Red Sox β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Ellis Kinder8.0432
Al Benton2.0102

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Al Zarilla: 43
  • Fred Marsh: S9.BX2(93)
  • Bob Nieman: 43

Bot 1

  • Faye Throneberry: T9
  • Billy Goodman: 6
  • Clyde Vollmer: 3
  • Dick Gernert: K

Top 2

  • Clint Courtney: 8
  • Jim Dyck: 63
  • Don Lenhardt: S
  • Bobby Young: K

Bot 2

  • Hoot Evers: 63
  • Sammy White: 63
  • Ted Lepcio: 43

Top 3

  • Gordon Goldsberry: 31
  • Duane Pillette: 7
  • Al Zarilla: 3/L

Bot 3

  • Johnny Lipon: K
  • Ellis Kinder: K
  • Faye Throneberry: S
  • Billy Goodman: SB2
  • Billy Goodman: W
  • Clyde Vollmer: SB3;SB2
  • Clyde Vollmer: K

Top 4

  • Fred Marsh: 8
  • Bob Nieman: 9
  • Clint Courtney: 31

Bot 4

  • Dick Gernert: S
  • Hoot Evers: 7
  • Sammy White: 53.1-2
  • Ted Lepcio: S.2-H
  • Johnny Lipon: 46(1)/FO

Top 5

  • Jim Dyck: 5
  • Don Lenhardt: 9
  • Bobby Young: 8

Bot 5

  • Ellis Kinder: 5
  • Faye Throneberry: W
  • Billy Goodman: WP.1-2#
  • Billy Goodman: S.2-3
  • Clyde Vollmer: CSH(262).1-2
  • Clyde Vollmer: K

Top 6

  • Gordon Goldsberry: W
  • Duane Pillette: 1(B)3(1)/BP/DP
  • Al Zarilla: S
  • Fred Marsh: W.1-2
  • Bob Nieman: 43

Bot 6

  • Dick Gernert: 2/FL
  • Hoot Evers: S
  • Sammy White: 8/L
  • Ted Lepcio: S.1-2#
  • Johnny Lipon: W.2-3;1-2
  • Ellis Kinder: 8

Top 7

  • Clint Courtney: K
  • Jim Dyck: 4
  • Don Lenhardt: 3

Bot 7

  • Faye Throneberry: 31
  • Billy Goodman: W
  • George Schmees: 7
  • Dick Gernert: 4

Top 8

  • Bobby Young: W
  • Gordon Goldsberry: 53/SH.1-2
  • Vic Wertz: 7
  • Al Zarilla: S8.2-H
  • Fred Marsh: 63

Bot 8

  • Hoot Evers: 7
  • Sammy White: 6/F
  • Ted Lepcio: 5/L

Top 9

  • Bob Nieman: 6
  • Clint Courtney: 5/FL
  • Jim Dyck: K

Bot 9

  • Johnny Lipon: S
  • Al Benton: 3
  • Faye Throneberry: 36(1)/FO
  • Billy Goodman: S.1-2#
  • George Schmees: 64(1)/FO

Top 10

  • Don Lenhardt: K
  • Bobby Young: S
  • Gordon Goldsberry: 36(1)/FO
  • Marlin Stuart: CS2(26)

Bot 10

  • Dick Gernert: S6
  • Hoot Evers: E1/SH.1-2
  • Sammy White: S2/2.2-3;1-2
  • George Kell: K
  • Lou Boudreau: 14/SH.3-H(UR);2-3;1-2

Notes & reviews

  • Fred Marsh rounded 1B too far