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Brooklyn Dodgers @ St. Louis Cardinals

1953-07-31 Β· Night game Β· Sportsman's Park III Β· Att: 24918 Β· 2:31

Brooklyn Dodgers defeated St. Louis Cardinals 2–1. Carl Erskine earned the win. Jim Gilliam went 3-for-5 with 1 RBI.

Line score

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BRO11000000029
SLN00000010016

W: Carl Erskine   L: Gerry Staley   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Al Barlick Β· 1B: Artie Gore Β· 2B: Bill Jackowski Β· 3B: Lee Ballanfant Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Brooklyn Dodgers β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Jim Gilliam513100
Pee Wee Reese402000
Duke Snider400000
Gil Hodges400002
Roy Campanella401001
George Shuba300000
Carl Furillo402000
Billy Cox311000
Carl Erskine300001
Don Thompson100000

St. Louis Cardinals β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Solly Hemus401010
Red Schoendienst301111
Stan Musial301010
Enos Slaughter300012
Ray Jablonski400002
Rip Repulski401002
Steve Bilko411001
Del Rice200001
Gerry Staley100000
Dick Sisler101000
Peanuts Lowrey100001
Sal Yvars100000
Ferrell Anderson100001

Brooklyn Dodgers β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Carl Erskine9.06411

St. Louis Cardinals β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Gerry Staley7.0803
Hal White2.0101

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Jim Gilliam: D9/G
  • Pee Wee Reese: 13
  • Duke Snider: 43.2-3
  • Gil Hodges: E5/G.3-H(UR)(NR)
  • Roy Campanella: S7/L.1-3
  • George Shuba: 7/L

Bot 1

  • Solly Hemus: W
  • Red Schoendienst: W.1-2
  • Stan Musial: 36(1)/FO.2-3
  • Enos Slaughter: FC3.3XH(32);1-2
  • Ray Jablonski: 5(2)/FO

Top 2

  • Carl Furillo: 53
  • Billy Cox: S9/F
  • Carl Erskine: K
  • Jim Gilliam: SB2
  • Jim Gilliam: S8/L.2-H
  • Pee Wee Reese: S8/G.1-2
  • Duke Snider: 8/L

Bot 2

  • Rip Repulski: 63
  • Steve Bilko: K/C
  • Del Rice: K

Top 3

  • Gil Hodges: 63
  • Roy Campanella: 8
  • George Shuba: 4/L#

Bot 3

  • Gerry Staley: 3
  • Solly Hemus: 4
  • Red Schoendienst: K

Top 4

  • Carl Furillo: S7/F
  • Billy Cox: 8
  • Carl Erskine: 14/SH.1-2
  • Jim Gilliam: 6

Bot 4

  • Stan Musial: S9/L
  • Enos Slaughter: K
  • Ray Jablonski: K
  • Rip Repulski: K/C

Top 5

  • Pee Wee Reese: D9/G
  • Duke Snider: 43.2-3
  • Gil Hodges: K
  • Roy Campanella: K

Bot 5

  • Steve Bilko: 43
  • Del Rice: 53
  • Gerry Staley: C/E2
  • Solly Hemus: S9/L.1-2
  • Red Schoendienst: 43

Top 6

  • George Shuba: 43
  • Carl Furillo: 8
  • Billy Cox: 53

Bot 6

  • Stan Musial: W
  • Enos Slaughter: W.1-2
  • Ray Jablonski: K/DP/C.1X2(253)
  • Rip Repulski: K

Top 7

  • Carl Erskine: 4
  • Jim Gilliam: D9/L
  • Pee Wee Reese: 7/L
  • Duke Snider: 9

Bot 7

  • Steve Bilko: D8/L
  • Dick Sisler: S4.2-3
  • Peanuts Lowrey: K/C
  • Solly Hemus: 5/FL
  • Red Schoendienst: S9/G.3-H;1-3
  • Stan Musial: 43

Top 8

  • Gil Hodges: K
  • Roy Campanella: 63
  • Don Thompson: 43

Bot 8

  • Enos Slaughter: K/C
  • Ray Jablonski: 53
  • Rip Repulski: S7/L
  • Steve Bilko: 9

Top 9

  • Carl Furillo: S7/L
  • Billy Cox: 34/SH.1-2
  • Carl Erskine: 13.2-3
  • Jim Gilliam: 8/L

Bot 9

  • Sal Yvars: 9
  • Ferrell Anderson: K
  • Solly Hemus: 9

Notes & reviews

  • Stan Musial was trapped off 2B before Enos Slaughter was run down