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 Gordon Onslow Ford Most Cosmic Player  |
| Scoresheet Abbreviations & Symbols - single = double FO flyout GO ground out LO lineout W walk K strikeout HR homerun DP doubleplay E error 1B Firstbase 2B Secondbase 3B Thirdbase SS Shortstop LF Leftfield CF Centerfield RF Rightfield C Catcher P Pitcher |
| Boxscore Abbreviations AB At Bat H Hit HR Homerun RBI Run Batted In B AVE Batting Average |
| Pitching Abbreviations IP Innings Pitched H Hits R Runs ER Earned Runs BB Walks K Strikeouts; W Won L Lost |
| Batting | ||
| Homeruns Glass, Thomson, Ford, Modotti | Triples None | Doubles Van Vliet, Modotti, Mullican |
| Left-on-Base Dragons-5; Vanguards-5 | Sacrifice Hits None | |
| Baserunning | ||
| Stolen Bases None | Caught Stealing None | Mental Errors None |
| Defense | ||
| Errors Dragons-1 (Van Vliet throwing error); Vanguards- 2 (Hopper dropped ball; Rothko throwing error) | Doubleplays Dragons- 0; Vanguards- 4 | |
| Other Data | ||
| Umpires E. Kennedy, K. Starr, L. Tripp | ||
| Time 2 hours 55 min. | Attendance 25,555 | Weather 81 F, Sunny |
This is one of the oldest rivalries at the Cosmic Baseball Association: artists and musicians. Off the cosmic field of play there is plenty of intercourse and friendship but on the field these two teams are serious and competitive adversaries. This was a quite good game with losts of excitement towards the end. Going into the ninth inning the Dragons (Musicians) held a 2-1 edge. American composer Virgil Thomson clocked a lead-off homerun giving the Dragons a 3-1 lead. But the Vanguards exploded in the bottom of the ninth and the affair was over when West Coast painter and shortstop Gordon Onslow Ford unloaded a three-run homer off the Dragons' fourth pitcher, composer Gustav Mahler.
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