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| Not a bad day for Harry "Gunboat" Gumbert. |
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1937 Giants 12 13 0
1934 Cardinals 2 6 1 F
New York (2-2) / St. Louis (2-2)
WP- Gumbert (1-0)
LP- B.Walker (0-1)
The 1937 New York Giants won the last two games to finish in a 2-2 split with the 1934 St. Louis Cardinals, with a record setting performance by the Giants' starting pitcher Harry Gumbert, but not with his arm, but with his bat, as he tied the 2 HR's in a game & 6 RBI's in a single-game marks. The single-game RBI mark would later be broken by Darren Daulton during the day for the 93' Phillies. His nickname "Gunboat" is fitting, batting 3-for-5.
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1946 Red Sox 4 8 3
1912 Giants 10 16 4 F
Boston (1-3) / New York (3-1)
WP- Ames (1-0)
LP- J.Dobson (0-1)
The Giants' Red Murray & Larry Doyle each had 3 hits; Murray fell a HR short of the cycle while driving in 3 runs, Doyle had 2 RBI.
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1929 Cubs 7 12 1
1940 Reds 4 12 1 F
Chicago (3-1) / Cincinnati (1-3)
WP- Blake (1-0)
LP- J.Turner (0-1)
SV- Carlson (2)
INJ: Werber (CIN) - 5 Games
Rogers Hornsby & Hack Wilson each hit HR's for the Cubs, as starting pitcher Sheriff Blake allowed only 1 ER during six innings against the Reds.
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1944 Browns 13 20 2
1935 Crawfords 3 6 1 F
St. Louis (1-3) / Pittsburgh (3-1)
WP- Jakucki (1-0)
LP- Kincannon (0-1)
The St. Louis Browns finally win their first game, as Chet Laabs & Milt Brynes each had 4 hits (with Brynes reaching base all 6 times up / 2 BB's).
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1983 Orioles 2 5 2
1993 Giants 1 4 3 F
Baltimore (1-3) / San Francisco (3-1)
WP- Morogiello (1-0)
LP- Burba (0-1)
SV- Tp.Martinez (1)
Ken Singleton hits the go-ahead double in the top of the ninth, as Orioles get their first win of the season.
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| Greg Vaughn hits HR #3 of the season. |
1976 Dodgers 0 4 0
1998 Padres 2 4 0 F
Los Angeles (2-2) / San Diego (2-2)
WP- Hitchcock (1-0)
LP- T.John (0-1)
SV- T.Hoffman (2)
Greg Vaughn's 2-run HR (his 3rd HR) in the bottom of the first was the difference of the ballgame, as Tony Gwynn gets his first hit of the season.
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1985 Blue Jays 5 10 0
1968 Tigers 6 10 0 F / 11 Inn
Toronto (2-2) / Detroit (2-2)
WP- Hiller (1-2)
LP- Lamp (1-1)
No starting pitchers would end up with decisions from either team this series, and each game ended with the home team winning in a walk-off; both teams' runs totals would equal out evenly at zero by series' end as well. Dick McAuliffe added 2 more HR's (putting his total to 3 for the season) as Bill Freehan, also hit his third HR -- but the big HR would be the walk-off by Willie Horton at Tiger Stadium. John Hiller would get his third decision of the series (this time being a victory).
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1971 Giants 1 5 0
1993 Phillies 12 15 1 F
San Francisco (3-1) / Philadelphia (1-3)
WP- D.Jackson (1-0) /CG (1)
LP- Bryant (0-1)
Danny Jackson gave the Phillies bullpen a much-needed rest with a 5-hit complete game performance against the San Francisco Giants, to get Philly it's first win of the season. Darren Daulton would break the single-game RBI mark with 7, including two HR's (one of them a first inning Grand Slam).
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1969 Mets 6 9 1
1925 Senators 8 9 0 F
New York (2-2) / Washington (2-2)
WP- Ogden (1-0)
LP- Cardwell (0-1)
SV- Marberry (2)
Despite a 4-for-5 performance by the Mets' Cleon Jones (HR, 2B & 3 RBI), the Senators would take the lead during the bottom of the eighth with Nemo Leibold's pinch-hit triple, and hold down the win with Firpo Marberry's 2nd Save.
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1953 Dodgers 4 7 1
1912 Red Sox 5 12 1 F
Brooklyn (1-3) / Boston (3-1)
WP- Pape (1-0)
LP- J.Hughes (0-1)
After an explosive start to the series for the Brooklyn Dodgers, they would fizzle out with three straight losses, this one ending on a pinch-hit walk-off double by the Red Sox' Jake Stahl. All four Dodgers runs came off solo HR's by George Shuba, Campanella, and two by Duke Snider. Gil Hodges is now hitless in 15 at-bats for the season.
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| "El Duque" helps keep 98' Yanks perfect. |
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1986 Mets 2 5 0
1998 Yankees 3 9 0 F
N.Y. Mets (0-4) / N.Y. Yankees (4-0)
WP- O.Hernandez (1-0)
LP- S.Fernandez (0-1)
SV- M.Rivera (2)
Derek Jeter goes 2-for-4, with an RBI double, as Chad Curtis gets his first two hits of the season being switched to the lead-off spot for this game -- as the Yankees stay undefeated. Orlando "El Duque" Hernandez pitched seven solid innings of three-hit, one-run ball, including 7 strikeouts.
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1999 Rangers 6 12 1
1962 Dodgers 14 16 1 F
Texas (3-1) / Los Angeles (1-3)
WP- J.Moeller (1-0)
LP- Fassero (0-1)
The Dodgers took it to Rangers' starting pitcher Jeff Fassero with 7 runs in the first inning, and they didn't look back as they win their first game of the season. Fassero, unfortunately had to stay in and eat up some innings due to the overworked Texas bullpen (during the first three games), he would allow 11 hits & 11 ER's, while walking 6 batters during 4 2/3 innings! Willie Davis & Tommy Davis of the Dodgers had four hits each.
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1980 Royals 3 9 1
2007 Red Sox 2 9 0 F
Kansas City (3-1) / Boston (1-3)
WP- Pattin (1-0)
LP- J.Lopez (0-1)
SV- Quisenberry (2)
Darrell Porter goes 3-for-4 with all singles, his RBI single during the top of the eighth off of reliever Javier Lopez ended up being the deciding factor in this one. George Brett woke up from his slump with a 2-for-3 performance including a HR & 2 RBI. Curt Schilling for Boston got a no decision, striking out 6 & only allowing 2 ER's during six innings.
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| Gibson leading the charge, batting .350 for Detroit. |
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1984 Tigers 3 9 3
1995 Indians 1 4 0 F
Detroit (4-0) / Cleveland (0-4)
WP- Berenguer (1-0)
LP- Nagy (0-1)
SV- W.Hernandez (2)
The 1984 Detroit Tigers join the 1998 Yankees, as the only undefeated teams remaining out of the 24 opening series for the season. Kirk Gibson went 2-for-5 with a double, as Juan Berenguer allowed only 3 hits & 1 ER during seven innings. The Tigers are batting .369 with a 3.00 team ERA, as they swept the Indians by outscoring them by 22 runs.
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2002 Athletics 6 11 0
1977 Phillies 2 9 1 F
Oakland (1-3) / Philadelphia (3-1)
WP- Lidle (1-0)
LP- Lerch (0-1)
Miguel Tejada hit his 2nd HR of the season, as he helped the Athletics get in the win column. The Phillies' Jerry Martin went 3-for-4, with 2 doubles during their loss.
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1953 Yankees 4 9 0
1904 Giants 2 6 0 F
N.Y. Yankees (2-2) / N.Y. Giants (2-2)
WP- Sain (1-0)
LP- Wiltse (0-1)
SV- A.Reynolds (1)
Slumping Mickey Mantle had the deciding 2-run RBI single in the 8th, that helped the Yankees even up their opening series against the Giants.
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1942 Cardinals 9 9 0
1927 Yankees 11 12 2 F
St. Louis (3-1) / New York (1-3)
WP- Pipgras (1-0)
LP- Lanier (0-1)
SV- M.Thomas (1)
The Yankees held on to a late surge from the Cardinals (who scored 4 runs in the 8th & another in the 9th) to win their first game of the season. The 1927 Yankees are considered by many to be the best team in MLB history, but haven't played up to that par as of yet -- their pitching staff has a horrid 8.08 team ERA.
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1931 Athletics 7 14 1
1937 Yankees 6 10 1 F / 15 Inn
Philadelphia (3-1) / New York (1-3)
WP- Mahaffey (1-0)
LP- Chandler (0-1)
SV- Shores (1)
The Athletics surrendered a late 6-2 lead to the Yankees, who stormed back during the 7th inning. Tony Lazzeri tied the game in the bottom of the ninth with a solo HR off of Eddie Rommel. Al Simmons would smack in the stay ahead run in the top of the 15th with an RBI triple.
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| Westlake delivers big win for the Tribe. |
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1954 Indians 4 4 0
1906 Cubs 2 9 0 F
Cleveland (1-3) / Chicago (3-1)
WP- Houtteman (1-0)
LP- Lundgren (1-1)
SV- Mossi (1)
Wally Westlake's two-run triple was the big hit of the night for the Indians, who finally win their first game. Art Houtteman gets the win in relief, with a fantastic 6 inning start by aging Bob Feller. Carl Lundgren would end up getting a win, loss & save during this series for the Cubs. Jimmy Slagle had three hits for the Cubs in a losing effort.
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1995 Braves 2 2 1
1975 Reds 1 3 0 F
Atlanta (3-1) / Cincinnati (1-3)
WP- Smoltz (1-0)
LP- Gullett (0-1)
SV- Ligtenberg (1)
Walt Weiss keeps playing well for the Braves, with an RBI triple. The "Big Red Machine" is having mechanic issues with their lousy .176 team batting average. Tony Perez is batting .308, HR & 2 RBI for the season (leading the Reds in all three categories).
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1914 Braves 7 9 0
1971 Athletics 11 17 0 F
Boston (3-1) / Oakland (1-3)
WP- Odom (1-0)
LP- Crutcher (0-1)
The Athletics woke up out of their slumber with a 7-run explosion during the first inning, smacking 4 HR's that inning alone. Reggie Jackson's first hit of the season was a solo shot (he would get 3 hits) and later in the inning, the fans were treated to back-to-back-to-back HR's by Dick Green, Curtis Blefary and starting pitcher Blue Moon Odom. Sal Bando would hit a 2-run HR later in the 4th inning (his 2nd HR of the season).
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2001 Mariners 3 11 1
1969 Orioles 2 9 1 F / 11 Inn
Seattle (2-2) / Baltimore (2-2)
WP- R.Franklin (1-0)
LP- Hardin (0-1)
SV- Sasaki (2)
Ichiro Suzuki had four hits & a steal, as John Olerud had the go-ahead RBI single in the top of the eleventh to help the Mariners walk away with a series split. The Orioles' two runs came off of Frank Robinson's 2-run HR during the bottom of the third.
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| Big day for Nemo Leibold! |
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1960 Pirates 2 10 2
1917 White Sox 7 14 2 F
Pittsburgh (3-1) / Chicago (1-3)
WP- Danforth (1-0)
LP- Haddix (0-1)
Nemo Leibold who had a big triple for the 25' Senators today, was the hero for the 1917 White Sox as well -- with a 3-for-5 performance, 3B, 2B, steal & 2 RBI! The White Sox starting pitcher Dave Danforth kept the Pirates hitters at bay, with five innings of 1 ER ball, allowing six hits & 3 walks.
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1981 Expos 7 12 0
1971 Pirates 5 15 2 F
Montreal (3-1) / Pittsburgh (1-3)
WP- Burris (1-0)
LP- Lu.Walker (0-1)
SV- Reardon (2)
A sloppy 13 hits allowed win for Ray Burris (Expos); as both teams scored 9 of their combined 12 runs in the first inning alone. Andre Dawson had his best game of the season, 3-for-5, HR & 3 RBI -- while the Pirates' Roberto Clemente has been on fire, going 4-for-4, 2B, 3 RBI, while batting .588 for the season (10-for-17)!
*** LEAGUE STANDINGS Tommorrow ***
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