This is how the Chicago Cubs made a double play on Detroit Centerfielder Roger Cramer's infield tap to shortstop in the first inning of the World Series opener Oct. 3. Shortstop Skeeter Webb (Solid Line) went to third as second Baseman Don Johnson Forced Eddie Mayo and doubled Cramer at first (dotted line).A Double Play... An infield tap to short-stop results in Mayo being "forced" at second and then Cramer is beaten in the race to first base.Livingston, Webb, Hack, Borowy, Johnson, Lowrey, Hughes, Mayo, Pafko, Cramer, Cavarretta. August 01, 1947.

This is how the Chicago Cubs made a double play on Detroit Centerfielder Roger Cramer's infield tap to shortstop in the first inning of the World Series opener Oct. 3. Shortstop Skeeter Webb (Solid Line) went to third as second Baseman Don Johnson Forced Eddie Mayo and doubled Cramer at first (dotted line).A Double Play... An infield tap to short-stop results in Mayo being "forced" at second and then Cramer is beaten in the race to first base.Livingston, Webb, Hack, Borowy, Johnson, Lowrey, Hughes, Mayo, Pafko, Cramer, Cavarretta. August 01, 1947.
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