(Game #9's)
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| 5 RBI's for Collins. |
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1953 Yankees 13 17 2
1925 Senators 10 15 0 F
New York (5-4) / Washington (3-6)
WP- Bi.Miller (1-0)
LP- Ballou (0-1)
SV- Kuzava (1)
A wild one in Washington between the Yankees & Senators. The Yankees started things off in the first with a 4-run splash that included back-to-back HR's by Joe Collins. Yogi Berra would hit a 2-run double in the second, as the Yankees got off to a 7-0 start entering the bottom of the 2nd. Joe Judge got walked, Whitey Ford then plunked Muddy Ruel, and then walked the bases loaded -- putting Bucky Harris on. The Senators down 7-0 decided that they would pinch-hit for the pitcher in Harry Severeid, Severeid was hit a 3-run triple -- which would lead to a 5-run bottom of the 2nd. The Yankees would score two in the 5th, which the Senators answered back in the bottom-half & tied the game at 9-9. The Senators would take the lead 10-9 in the 6th, until Joe Collins hit his 2nd HR of the day (5 RBI). The Yankees would hold on and win 13-10!
32 Total hits & 10 walks between the two teams.
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1995 Indians 3 6 0
1976 Dodgers 2 2 0 F
Cleveland (4-5) / Los Angeles (3-6)
WP- Plunk (1-0)
LP- Hough (0-1)
SV- Mesa (1)
The Dodgers led 2-1 entering the top of the 9th, despite only having one hit up to that point in Ron Cey's two-run homer; but couldn't hold on as Charlie Hough blown the save. Albert Belle hit his 6th HR of the season for the tribe.
R H E
1929 Cubs 2 7 4
1944 Browns 0 7 1 F / 13 Inn
Chicago (7-2) / St. Louis (4-5)
WP- Cvengros (1-0)
LP- Galehouse (0-1)
Zack Taylor's RBI double & the error by Mark Christman of the Browns, led to the Cubs' 2 runs in the top of the 13th Inning.
R H E
2002 Athletics 9 16 0
1980 Royals 1 4 0 F
Oakland (3-6) / Kansas City (4-5)
WP- Zito (1-2) /CG (1)
LP- Gura (1-2)
Barry Zito had his devastating curveball in total control as he shut down KC's bats, while tying the single-game record of 11 strikeouts. Miguel Tejada went 3-for-4 (all RBI singles), adding four ribbies for the day.
R H E
1904 Giants 2 5 0
1969 Mets 1 2 1 F
N.Y. Giants (7-2) / N.Y. Mets (4-5)
WP- Mathewson (2-0) /CG (2)
LP- Seaver (1-2)
Christy Mathewson's bid for a no-hitter was broken up, 2 outs into the bottom of the 8th by pinch-hitter Ed Kranepool's solo Homerun. The game lived up to it's small-ball billing, with two aces on the mound (The Mets' Tom Seaver pitched a valiant effort, of allowing 1 ER & four hits, plus 6 strikeouts in 7 2/3 innings.
R H E
1981 Expos 2 4 2
1962 Dodgers 3 4 1 F
Montreal (5-4) / Los Angeles (3-6)
WP- Drysdale (1-0)
LP- S.Rogers (1-2)
SV- Perranoski (1)
Don Drysdale gets his first win of the season, while Tommy Davis adds 2 RBI. The Expos' Gary Carter goes 2-for-3, with a double & two-run HR.
R H E
1984 Tigers 5 8 0
1993 Giants 0 2 1 F
Detroit (7-2) / San Francisco (3-6)
WP- J.Morris (3-0)
LP- Swift (1-1)
It seems that the Giants have lost their groove when Robby Thompson went on the DL, with the Giants now losing their 6th consecutive game. Jack Morris pitched 8 shutout innings with 4 K's, while only allowing two hits & a walk. Chet Lemon went 2-for-4, triple, HR & 3 RBI, as Darrell Evans hits his first HR (two-run HR) of the season, adding a single in four AB's.
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1942 Cardinals 3 6 0
1931 Athletics 2 7 1 F
St. Louis (4-5) / Philadelphia (6-3)
WP- M.Cooper (1-1)
LP- Grove (0-3)
SV- Pollet (1)
Lefty Grove had his best outing of the season, yet it wasn't enough as the Athletics lose (All three of the Athletics' losses came when Grove has pitched). Mort Cooper pitched 8 shutout innings, before the Cards' shaky bullpen once again made it an adventure... as Philly left the tying run on third base.
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