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Will Clark Stomps Tigers (Again)!
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1993 Giants 10 14 0
1984 Tigers 4 5 0 F
San Francisco (5-6) / Detroit (7-4)
WP- Sanderson (2-0)
LP- Wilcox (1-2)
Will Clark has been on absolute fire! He became the first player in league history to have back-to-back games with at least 2 Home Runs, and tied the league record of 7 RBI's in a game (tying Darren Daulton of the 93' Phillies); his stats the last two games: 5-for-8 (.625), 4 HR, 2B & 12 RBI. His season numbers have also jumped, he now has 6 HR & possibly the league lead in RBI with a total of 18 ribbies.
The Tigers' four runs came off of Darrell Evan's Grand Slam during the bottom of the first, Milt Wilcox was once again terrible for Detroit.
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1960 Pirates 3 3 1
1906 Cubs 4 6 2 F
Pittsburgh (4-7) / Chicago (8-3)
WP- Pfiester (1-0) /CG (1)
LP- Mizell (1-2)
Jack Pfeister, finally got himself a victory after the bullpen blown his other two possible decisions. Pfiester has a 1.08 ERA & 19 K's in 25 IP, this season. Frank Schulte had an RBI triple during the bottom of the first, where the Cubs did most of their damage with 3 runs & 3 hits. Don Hoak hit a solo HR for the Bucs.
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1971 Giants 14 16 0
1999 Rangers 7 10 0 F
San Francisco (4-7) / Texas (6-5)
WP- Cumberland (2-0)
LP- Burkett (1-2)
The Giants jumped all over John Burkett and the Rangers, as San Francisco snaps a league-record seven game losing-streak. Willie Mays went 4-for-5, 2 HR's, 2B, 2 RBI & tied the league record of 4 runs in a single-game. Dave Kingman flirted with the cycle, hitting a HR in the first, a triple in the second, and a double in the seventh, he would ground out to Royce Clayton to finish his night; Kingman went 3-for-5 with 5 RBI. Bobby Bonds also added a two-run HR for the Giants, while Juan Gonzalez hit a Grand Salami for the Rangers of Arlington.
Rangers have a winning record, despite their awful 6.70 ERA!
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1940 Reds 2 5 0
1935 Crawfords 3 8 0 F
Cincinnati (3-8) / Pittsburgh (10-1)
WP- Ro.Davis (2-0)
LP- Hutchings (1-1)
SV- Paige (2)
The Crawfords tied the 1998 Atlanta Braves' league record of seven consecutive victories in a row, as the lineup squeaks a couple runs off the Reds' bullpen during the bottom of the seventh. The Reds' bullpen, now has a record of 1-4. The Crawfords' Roosevelt Davis (a APBA D-Y starting pitcher), once again went above and beyond with another excellent outing -- 8 Innings of 4 hit ball, allowing only two runs while striking out five batters; He now has 2-0 record, 2.19 ERA, 16 K's & a shutout in 24 2/3 innings!
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1914 Braves 3 13 3
1953 Dodgers 10 10 1 F
Boston (6-5) / Brooklyn (5-6)
WP- Loes (1-1)
LP- Crutcher (0-2)
After a 16-Inning marathon, the Dodgers made sure to take it to Dick Crutcher early; Jackie Robinson shined in his best outing of the season with a 3-for-5 performance, that included a three-run Home Run. Pee Wee Reese & Billy Cox each added solo HR's as well. Butch Schmidt, who went 2-for-4 for Boston, got plunked by a pitch for a league-leading five times now in only eleven games (that's a lot of bruises)!
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1976 Dodgers 4 9 1
1995 Indians 3 4 3 F
Los Angeles (4-7) / Cleveland (5-6)
WP- Hooton (2-1)
LP- K.Hill (1-2)
SV- Hough (4)
Burt Hooton helped the Dodgers end a five-game skid, pitching a great game that allowed only two hits and one earned run in seven innings. Steve Yeager hit a solo HR, for only his 3rd hit in 30 at-bats. Carlos Baerga & Jim Thome each hit solo HR's in a losing effort for the Tribe.
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