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The Braves led, The Dodgers threatened in the ninth but Spahn hung tough and completed the game. Bobby Bragan walked and was replaced by pinch-runner Marv Rackley. Pinch-hitter Eddie Miksis struck out. Leadoff hitter Eddie Stanky singled. The Dodgers loaded the bases after Robinson dragged a bunt single down the third-base line. With one out, Reiser grounded into a force play at second. Rackley scored and Stanky moved to third. The last out of the game was a Furillo fly out.

The Braves won, Spahn threw pitches and walked six batters. The home team had two errors. Each team left 10 runners on base. The difference in the teams was clutch hitting. Every Boston batter except Spahn had a hit. Despite his uneven performance, Spahn finished the game with an record and lowered his league-leading ERA to 1. Braves right-hander Red Barrett and Dodgers left-hander Vic Lombardi were the starters in the nightcap.

In four at-bats, Robinson was hitless. The Braves scored their first run in the bottom of the first. Earl Torgeson drew a walk with two out. Elliott singled to right, moving Torgeson to third. The Braves tallied their second run in the third inning.

The Braves now had men on second and third, but Litwhiler and shortstop Sibby Sisti both grounded out. No further runs were scored. The Dodgers escaped, down just Litwhiler led off with a walk, advanced to second on a sacrifice by Sisti, and scored on a base hit by second baseman Connie Ryan. Scattering just five hits, Barrett struck out six without any walks for a complete-game victory, played in 1 hour and 46 minutes. In the two games Torgeson had two hits, drew five walks, scored three runs, and stole home.

But he made a couple of bad baserunning mistakes. Torgeson was caught stealing and almost thrown out at second on a double. In each game, he made an error. After the Memorial Day doubleheader, the Braves first basemen already had made 10 errors in just 36 games.

In the first game of the doubleheader, he became one of the few major leaguers to play a nine-inning game at first base without recording a putout. Braves fans were happy that their team swept the Dodgers. The sweep allowed them to jump from fourth to second, still one game behind the New York Giants. And Robinson had a successful debut. That is good. To read more articles from this book, click here.

Sources The author consulted with a variety of sources for this story. Retrosheet, with box scores and play-by-play accounts of the games, is a primary source. There was unfortunately very little information besides what was written in the Chronicle. Writers focused their attention on action between the lines. He continued to struggle defensively. When Lou Chiozza hit a fly ball to left field, Ruth failed to catch it.

The ball rolled past him to the wall. Ruth finally caught up to the ball and threw it to the relay man, third baseman Pinkey Whitney. Whitney relayed the ball to home and Chiozza was thrown out as he tried to make an inside-the-park home run. Ruth was credited with an assist on the play, his last one, but the Phillies had jumped out to a lead.

As the Braves left the field after the third out, Ruth did not join them. He left through the center-field fence where the clubhouse was located. As he slowly trotted off the field, the 18, fans who had shown up gave him one last standing ovation. Fred Frankhouse started for the Braves. He lost his last outing after winning three games in a row for the Braves.

He was looking to rebound from his previous loss where he pitched seven innings and gave up four runs. The Phillies jumped on Frankhouse for three runs in the bottom of the first. But he settled down and gave up only one more run until the eighth when things fell apart for him. The Braves nibbled at the Phillies lead over the next six innings. They scored one run in the second. Les Mallon singled and then landed on third when Whitney doubled.

He scored on an error by Chiozza. They scored another run in the third when Wally Berger homered. Although the Phillies scored another run in the fourth inning, the Braves tied the game in the fifth. Hal Lee , who had replaced Ruth in left field, singled. Then Randy Moore homered and suddenly the score was The Braves grabbed the lead in the sixth when they scored a run.

Boston added another run in the seventh. Orville Jorgens was now pitching for the Phillies. He walked Moore who moved into scoring position on a sacrifice by Mallon. Moore scored when Whitney hit a deep single to left field. With the score , it looked like the Braves might win their second consecutive game. But the Phillies bats came back alive in the bottom of the eighth inning.

First Frankhouse walked Camilli. Then Mickey Haslin singled to center. Chiozza singled both runners home. Al Todd hit the ball to Frankhouse, forcing Chiozza out at second. Then Johnny Vergez hit a ground ball to the shortstop who threw the ball wild as he tried to get the force out on Todd.

Todd ended up on third. Jimmie Wilson then laid down a perfect squeeze bunt to score Todd. Ethan Allen hit the ball to Billy Urbanski at short. Urbanski threw to Mallon to get the lead runner but then Mallon threw the ball into the dugout when he tried to turn the double play.

Vergez scored and Allen ended up on second. George Watkins doubled in Allen.