Browns @ Senators
May 23, 1918

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Les Nunamaker Season Stats

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Griffith Stadium - May 23, 1918

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Caught Stealing

Doc Ayers

Eddie Ainsmith

Joe Judge

Ray Morgan

Eddie Foster

Doc Lavan

Howie Shanks

Clyde Milan

Burt Shotton

Les Nunamaker

Earl Smith

Count: - , 0 Outs

Count: - , 1 Out

There goes Smith. The throw from Ainsmith to Morgan and they have Smith trapped. The throw over to Judge, who applies the tag for the out.

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PRIOR PLAYS:

Top 2 There goes Demmitt, trying to steal home. The slide, and he is safe. Demmitt steals home.

Top 2 Smith hits a line drive into right field for a base hit. Demmitt moves to third.

Top 2 Demmitt hits a line drive into center field, out of the reach of Milan. Demmitt reaches second base with a double.

Bottom 1 Morgan hits a ball on the ground for an out with unknown description.

Bottom 1 Shanks takes first base on ball four.

Bottom 1 Milan hits a ball on the ground for an out with unknown description. Foster moves to third.

Bottom 1 Foster hits a line drive into left field. Smith picks it up and fumbles the ball. That's a base hit and an error on Smith. Judge scores. Foster moves to second.

Bottom 1 Judge hits a line drive into left center field, beyond the reach of Tobin. Judge reaches second base with a double.

Bottom 1 Shotton hits a ball on the ground for an out with unknown description.

Top 1 Gedeon hits a ball on the ground for an out with unknown description.

Top 1 Sisler hits a ball on the ground for an out with unknown description.

Top 1 Austin bunts for an out with unknown description. Tobin moves to second.

Top 1 Tobin takes first base on ball four.

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