BOX SCORES New York (N) @ St. Louis (N)
Game #: 486,   (GAME LOG)  , Saturday, 6/10/1956
 
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New York (N)0000002431000 10180
St. Louis (N)0230010031001 11150
 
New York (N)ABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
D. Mueller RF4010001.363531
    1-G. Schmees 1B1111100.25012
D. Groat SS4110001.339124
    2-J. Demaestri 2B3110002.21403
K. Boyer 3B6222112.3061043
F. Thomas 1B3110011.2991250
    3-R. Northey RF3131100.342215
M. Irvin LF5112212.257730
W. Herzog CF2010100.32113
    4-H. Kuenn SS3121102.328633
S. Calderone C 7011009.259417
F. Bolling 2B3022001.322532
    5-A. Smith CF4000018.262111
B. Buhl P 2000112.06300
    6-R. Mcmillan PH1000010.37011
    E. Roebuck P 0000000.00000
    J. Collum P 0000000.00000
    7-D. Rice PH1110000.21215
    T. Gorman P 1000010.00000
Totals531018108731.29757312
Substitution Notes
1 - G. Schmees substituted for D. Mueller in the 8th
2 - J. Demaestri substituted for D. Groat in the 8th
3 - R. Northey pinch hit for F. Thomas in the 8th
4 - H. Kuenn pinch hit for W. Herzog in the 8th
5 - A. Smith pinch hit for F. Bolling in the 8th
6 - R. Mcmillan pinch hit for B. Buhl in the 9th
7 - D. Rice pinch hit for J. Collum in the 10th
BATTING
Doubles: D. Mueller (15, 1st inning off Poholsky, 0 on, 0 out.) D. Groat (16, 8th inning off Poholsky, 0 on, 1 out.) F. Thomas (14, 7th inning off Poholsky, 0 on, 0 out.) R. Northey (6, 8th inning off Poholsky, 1 on, 1 out.) H. Kuenn (14, 8th inning off Poholsky, 1 on, 2 out.)
Homeruns: G. Schmees (1, 9th inning off Meyer, 0 on, 1 out.)
Runs Batted In: G. Schmees (2), K. Boyer 2 (43), R. Northey (15), M. Irvin 2 (30), H. Kuenn (33), S. Calderone (17), F. Bolling 2 (32)
Caught Stealing: K. Boyer (2)
Sacrifice Hits: G. Schmees (2)
Team LOB: 16

FIELDING
Double Plays: 1 (Groat-Bolling-Thomas)
 
St. Louis (N)ABRHRBIBBKLOBAVGHRRBI
S. Hemus SS7100003.263531
D. Wakefield RF5120210.266727
B. Howerton CF5320224.297634
S. Bilko 1B5345101.2801144
    1-B. Talbot PR0000000.12504
    2-R. Nelson 1B1011000.27806
D. Gardella LF5220103.3651042
J. Garagiola C 4111202.333632
G. Hatton 3B6013005.258325
R. Bertoia 2B6011014.223228
T. Poholsky P 3010000.12501
    3-B. Del greco PH1000010.271315
    J. Meyer P 0000000.00000
    A. Worthington P 0000000.00000
    4-F. Kellert PH1000001.19014
    D. Stone P 0000000.00000
    5-J. Dittmer PH1000000.17402
    H. Byrd P 0000000.25000
Totals501115118523.26955321
Substitution Notes
1 - B. Talbot pinch ran for S. Bilko in the 10th
2 - R. Nelson substituted for B. Talbot in the 11th
3 - B. Del greco pinch hit for T. Poholsky in the 8th
4 - F. Kellert pinch hit for A. Worthington in the 9th
5 - J. Dittmer pinch hit for D. Stone in the 12th
BATTING
Doubles: B. Howerton (18, 10th inning off Gorman, 0 on, 2 out.) R. Nelson (7, 13th inning off Gorman, 1 on, 0 out.) J. Garagiola (20, 9th inning off Roebuck, 2 on, 1 out.)
Homeruns: S. Bilko (11, 3rd inning off Buhl, 2 on, 0 out.)
Runs Batted In: S. Bilko 5 (44), R. Nelson (6), J. Garagiola (32), G. Hatton 3 (25), R. Bertoia (28)
Stolen Bases: D. Wakefield (1)
Team LOB: 5

FIELDING
Double Plays: 2 (Bertoia-Hemus-Bilko, Howerton-Bilko)
 
New York (N)IPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
B. Buhl 8866731137747.38 
E. Roebuck 0.13331001286.52 
J. Collum 0.2000000643.15 
T. Gorman L342202049324.610-1
PITCHING
Wild Pitches: B. Buhl
Batters Faced: B. Buhl 38, E. Roebuck 5, J. Collum 2, T. Gorman 13
Inherited Runners-Scored: J. Collum 1-0
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: B. Buhl 9-10, E. Roebuck 1-0, J. Collum 1-1, T. Gorman 6-1
Game Score: B. Buhl 38
 
St. Louis (N)IPHRERBBKHRPIPSERARECORD
T. Poholsky 81066350131744.20 
J. Meyer 0.1333311301310.19 
A. Worthington 0.2000000434.26 
D. Stone 341111050310.93 
H. Byrd W11001001474.501-2
PITCHING
Intentional BB: J. Meyer
Batters Faced: T. Poholsky 35, J. Meyer 7, A. Worthington 2, D. Stone 13, H. Byrd 5
Inherited Runners-Scored: A. Worthington 3-0
Ground Balls-Fly Balls: T. Poholsky 8-9, J. Meyer 0-0, A. Worthington 0-2, D. Stone 3-3, H. Byrd 1-1
Game Score: T. Poholsky 40
 
GAME INFO
Time: 5:28
Attendance: 44996 (45000, 100.0%) Bat Day at Sportsman's Park IV
Weather: Clear skies (80 degrees), wind blowing out to left at 14 mph
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Steve Bilko
Game Notes:
George Schmees hit the longest homer of his career, it went 409 feet.
 

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