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New York Mets @ Milwaukee Braves

1963-08-04 Β· Day game Β· County Stadium Β· Att: 8557 Β· 2:55

Milwaukee Braves defeated New York Mets 2–1. Dan Schneider earned the win and Bob Shaw picked up the save. Eddie Mathews went 1-for-4 with 1 HR and 1 RBI.

Line score

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W: Dan Schneider   L: Roger Craig   SV: Bob Shaw

Umpires β€” HP: Al Forman Β· 1B: Tom Gorman Β· 2B: Stan Landes Β· 3B: Ed Sudol Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

New York Mets β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Joe Christopher401000
Ron Hunt411000
Jesse Gonder301110
Frank Thomas401000
Jim Hickman401000
Ted Schreiber202000
Duke Carmel400001
Al Moran201011
Roger Craig201000
Duke Snider100010
Tim Harkness100000
Rod Kanehl100000
Joe Hicks100001

Milwaukee Braves β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Lee Maye502000
Eddie Mathews411101
Hank Aaron300010
Joe Torre401000
Lou Klimchock411000
Gene Oliver302001
Denis Menke401000
Frank Bolling200020
Dan Schneider300001
Ty Cline100000
Bob Shaw000000

New York Mets β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Roger Craig6.0713
Larry Bearnarth2.0120

Milwaukee Braves β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Dan Schneider6.0711
Claude Raymond1.1210
Bob Shaw1.2012

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Joe Christopher: 5/P
  • Ron Hunt: 9/L
  • Jesse Gonder: W
  • Frank Thomas: 63

Bot 1

  • Lee Maye: 3/G
  • Eddie Mathews: HR/9
  • Hank Aaron: 43
  • Joe Torre: 53

Top 2

  • Jim Hickman: 53
  • Ted Schreiber: S8
  • Duke Carmel: PO1(13613)
  • Duke Carmel: 3/G

Bot 2

  • Lou Klimchock: 43
  • Gene Oliver: S8
  • Denis Menke: FC.1-2;B-1
  • Frank Bolling: 43.2-3;1-2
  • Dan Schneider: K23

Top 3

  • Al Moran: K/C
  • Roger Craig: S7
  • Joe Christopher: S7.1-2
  • Ron Hunt: 7
  • Jesse Gonder: 4/P

Bot 3

  • Lee Maye: S7
  • Eddie Mathews: K
  • Hank Aaron: 53.1-2
  • Joe Torre: S6.2-3
  • Lou Klimchock: 3/P

Top 4

  • Frank Thomas: S9
  • Jim Hickman: 9
  • Ted Schreiber: S7.1-2
  • Duke Carmel: 4(B)6(2)/LDP

Bot 4

  • Gene Oliver: K/C
  • Denis Menke: S8
  • Frank Bolling: 2/BINT
  • Dan Schneider: 53

Top 5

  • Al Moran: S7
  • Roger Craig: 26(1)/FO
  • Joe Christopher: 3(B)3(1)/LDP

Bot 5

  • Lee Maye: 3/G
  • Eddie Mathews: 43
  • Hank Aaron: 53

Top 6

  • Ron Hunt: 63
  • Jesse Gonder: 43
  • Frank Thomas: 6/P

Bot 6

  • Joe Torre: 43
  • Lou Klimchock: S7
  • Gene Oliver: S9.1-3
  • Denis Menke: PO1(E1).3-H(UR);1-2#
  • Denis Menke: 3/FL
  • Frank Bolling: IW
  • Dan Schneider: 43

Top 7

  • Jim Hickman: D7
  • Duke Snider: 31.2-3
  • Duke Carmel: 7
  • Al Moran: W
  • Tim Harkness: PB.1-2
  • Tim Harkness: 7

Bot 7

  • Lee Maye: S7
  • Eddie Mathews: 13.1-2
  • Hank Aaron: IW
  • Joe Torre: 43.2-3;1-2
  • Lou Klimchock: 43

Top 8

  • Joe Christopher: 63
  • Ron Hunt: S7
  • Jesse Gonder: D9.1-H
  • Frank Thomas: 7
  • Jim Hickman: 5

Bot 8

  • Ty Cline: E5.B-1
  • Denis Menke: 63.1-2
  • Frank Bolling: IW
  • Bob Shaw: 14/SH.2-3;1-2
  • Lee Maye: 7

Top 9

  • Duke Snider: W
  • Duke Carmel: K
  • Rod Kanehl: 4/P
  • Joe Hicks: K/C

Notes & reviews

  • Frank Bolling called for interference for running into his own batted ball