Davis, Dodgers Come Back to Defeat M's, 11-9 !
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| Tommy Davis: 2 HR, 6 RBI, 3 runs. |
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1962 Dodgers 11 11 1
2001 Mariners 9 11 3 F
Los Angeles (2-6) / Seattle (5-3)
WP- Roebuck (1-2)
LP- P.Abbott (0-1)
SV- L.Sherry (1)
The Dodgers trailed the Mariners early (after 2 Innings) 6-0, but rallied back to score 7 runs combined through the 3rd & 4th, plus 4 more runs -- the next three innings; the Mariners didn't go quietly, scoring a run in the bottom of the 7th & two runs in the bottom of the 8th. The Mariners' outstanding scoreless bullpen streak came to an end, after 27 1/3 innings without a run allowed, John Halama would allow two runs (one earned) in the 6th Inning.
The 1962 Dodgers did something similar to the 1904 Giants in the tournament, in which they rallied from 6-0 in Game 3 and won the game, in which they kept the series alive, and won out the series as well.
Game Link from the tournament below:
In that game, Willie Davis was the one to hit a Grand Slam, in this game against the Mariners -- it was Tommy Davis's Grand Slam. T.Davis would finish the game with 2 HR's, 3-for-4, with 6 RBI's & BB. Ichiro for the M's would reach base all five times with three singles & 2 BB's.
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1998 Padres 3 2 2
1984 Tigers 6 8 2 F
San Diego (4-4) / Detroit (6-2)
WP- Berenguer (2-0)
LP- Hitchcock (1-1)
SV- W.Hernandez (3)
Juan Berenguer was actually pitching a no-hitter through 6.1 innings, despite having 8 base-runners up to that point (6 of them via Bases on Balls). Quilvio Veras (double) & Steve Finley's (triple) hits, also brought in two of the Padres' three runs. Chet Lemon hit his first HR of the season, as Detroit splits the series, 2-2.
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1976 Dodgers 2 4 0
1998 Yankees 4 8 0 F
Los Angeles (3-5) / New York (7-1)
WP- O.Hernandez (2-0)
LP- T.John (0-2)
SV- M.Rivera (4)
Davey Lopes's leadoff single in the top of the 6th, broke up El Duque's bid for a no-no; while Paul O'Neill hit his 2nd HR of the season. Scott Brosius (Yankees) and Dusty Baker (Dodgers) hit their first HR's.
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1981 Expos 1 2 0
1968 Tigers 4 9 0 F
Montreal (5-3) / Detroit (4-4)
WP- Sparma (1-0)
LP- Burris (1-1)
SV- Hiller (1)
Moving Mickey Stanley down in the order seemed to be the answer, as he went 3-for-4, with a solo HR; Norm Cash added a two run HR, as Warren Cromartie of the Expos had both of the team's hits. Jim Sparma also only allowed one earned run in 6 innings. Tigers & Expos split series 2-2.
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1935 Crawfords 6 13 0
1942 Cardinals 5 12 0 F
Pittsburgh (7-1) / St. Louis (3-5)
WP- Harvey (1-0)
LP- Krist (0-1)
SV- Matlock (1)
Get out your brooms, as the Crawfords rally back from a 5-2 deficit, entering the 6th inning. Oscar Charleston went 3-for-4, all singles & two steals, while Popeye Harris also had three hits (double) & two ribbies. The Crawfords are one of the few teams with a league-best 7-1 record.
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1993 Giants 3 8 1
1977 Phillies 6 10 0 F
San Francisco (3-5) / Philadelphia (7-1)
WP- Lerch (1-1)
LP- Deshaies (0-2)
SV- Garber (3)
Barry Bonds' two-run HR & double couldn't help the Giants avoid a sweep with the Phillies, as Mike Schmidt's 3-run triple did the damage in the bottom of the 5th. Garry Maddox returned for Philadelphia after missing 5 games due to an injury. The Giants have now lost 5 straight.
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