Day 3 / Conclusion of the First Round of the
Amazing April Tournament.
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Game #23 / Cobb Bracket |
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E |
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| #13 |
1998 |
San Diego Padres |
6 |
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1 |
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| #4 |
1998 |
Atlanta Braves |
1 |
6 |
2 |
F |
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WP |
K.Brown (1-0) |
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Next: |
1998 Padres (#13) @ |
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LP |
G.Maddux (0-1) |
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1914 Braves (#12) |
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HR |
G.Vaughn (SD) - 1 |
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Greg Vaughn put the game away with a three-run HR in the top of the 9th off Denny Neagle, to give the Padres some extra insurance.
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Game #24 / Ruth Bracket |
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E |
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| #13 |
1993 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
9 |
16 |
0 |
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| #4 |
1995 |
Cleveland Indians |
1 |
5 |
0 |
F |
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WP |
Mulholland (1-0) |
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Next: |
1993 Phillies (#13) @ |
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LP |
De.Martinez (0-1) |
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1953 Dodgers (#5) |
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HR |
Chamberlain (PHI) - 2 (2) |
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D.Hollins (PHI) - 1 |
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Wes Chamberlain (playing DH) had a huge game for the Phillies, going 4-for-5, with 2 HR's, 3 RBI, a double, while scoring 3 runs.
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Game #25 / Ruth Bracket |
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E |
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| #9 |
1960 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
0 |
4 |
1 |
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| #8 |
1977 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
1 |
8 |
0 |
F |
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WP |
S.Carlton (1-0) / CG (1) |
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Next: |
2012 Tigers (#16) @ |
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SHO (1) |
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1977 Phillies (#8) |
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LP |
Friend (0-1) |
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HR |
M.Schmidt (PHI) - 1 |
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Mike Schmidt's solo HR in the bottom of the 6th, proves to be the winner.
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Game #26 / Cobb Bracket |
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H |
E |
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| #9 |
1940 |
Detroit Tigers |
2 |
7 |
2 |
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| #8 |
1993 |
San Francisco Giants |
1 |
4 |
0 |
F/11 Inn |
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WP |
Bridges (1-0) |
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Next: |
1940 Tigers (#9) @ |
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LP |
Mi.Jackson (0-1) |
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1927 Yankees (#1) |
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HR |
Bartell (DET) - 1 |
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Tigers got it started with a lead-off HR by Dick Bartell, Giants matched their run in the bottom of the first -- which both teams would go scoreless for the next 9 innings. RP-Mike Jackson of the Giants gets wild in top of 11th, allowing 3 walks & a wild pitch that would score the go-ahead run with Rudy York scoring. Bobo Newsom pitched 8 strong innings for the Tigers (allowing 3 hits, run), while striking out 7; Giants' Bill Swift nearly matches the effort in his start for Giants (allowing 4 hits, run), with 4 K's.
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Game #27 / Wagner Bracket |
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E |
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| #13 |
2008 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
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4 |
0 |
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| #4 |
1917 |
Chicago White Sox |
7 |
11 |
1 |
F |
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WP |
Re.Russell (1-0) |
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Next: |
2006 Tigers (#12) @ |
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LP |
J.Romero (0-1) |
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1917 White Sox (#4) |
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HR |
Rollins (PHI) - 1 |
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R.Howard (PHI) - 1 |
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The 2008 Phillies had a 5-2 lead early, but J.C. Romero would self-destruct in relief role in bottom of the 8th, starting with Buck Weaver's two-run double, as White Sox score 4 runs in the bottom of the 8th to take control of the game. Eddie Cicotte (starter for Chicago) pitches 12 K's, despite giving up 5 runs in 7 innings of work.
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Game #28 / Aaron Bracket |
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E |
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| #11 |
1962 |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
1 |
4 |
1 |
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| #6 |
1946 |
Boston Red Sox |
2 |
5 |
1 |
F |
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WP |
D.Ferriss (1-0) / CG (1) |
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Next: |
1969 Mets (#14) @ |
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LP |
Drysdale (0-1) / CG (1) |
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1946 Red Sox (#6) |
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HR |
R.York (BOS) - 1 |
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Rudy York's solo HR tied the game in the bottom of the 4th, while Pinky Higgins' sacrifice fly scored the go-ahead run in Joe Pesky.
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Game #29 / Aaron Bracket |
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E |
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| #15 |
1971 |
San Francisco Giants |
2 |
6 |
0 |
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| #2 |
1969 |
Baltimore Orioles |
4 |
8 |
1 |
F |
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WP |
Cuellar (1-0) |
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Next: |
1984 Tigers (#7) @ |
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LP |
G.Perry (0-1) |
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1969 Orioles (#2) |
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SV |
Richert (1) |
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HR |
Bo.Bonds (SF) - 1 |
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Game #30 / Wagner Bracket |
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H |
E |
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| #10 |
2002 |
Oakland Athletics |
5 |
4 |
1 |
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| #7 |
1955 |
Chicago White Sox |
4 |
6 |
1 |
F |
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WP |
Zito (1-0) |
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Next: |
1976 Dodgers (#15) @ |
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LP |
Pierce (0-1) |
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2002 Athletics (#10) |
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SV |
Koch (1) |
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HR |
R.Durham (OAK) - 1 |
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Er.Chavez (OAK) - 1 |
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Kell (CWS) - 1 |
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The 1955 White Sox had this game in the bag, until Oakland woke up in the top of the 8th, with a three-run HR by Ray Durham (coming off the bench), which was followed up a few batters later with Eric Chavez's two-run blast. Billy Pierce (the losing pitcher for the White Sox) only allowed one-hit & no runs through the first seven innings.
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Game #31 / Ruth Bracket |
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H |
E |
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| #11 |
1933 |
New York Giants |
0 |
4 |
2 |
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| #6 |
2007 |
Boston Red Sox |
6 |
6 |
1 |
F |
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WP |
Beckett (1-0) / CG (1) |
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Next: |
2007 Red Sox (#6) @ |
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SHO (1) |
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1937 Yankees (#3) |
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LP |
Hubbell (0-1) / CG (1) |
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HR |
D.Ortiz (BOS) - 1 |
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Youkilis (BOS) - 1 |
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M.Ramirez (BOS) - 1 |
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Pedroia (BOS) - 1 |
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4 HR's by the Red Sox' sluggers, while Josh Beckett was in total control. The Giants' Carl Hubbell pitched 11 K's despite allowing 6 runs in 8 innings.
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Game #32 / Cobb Bracket |
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H |
E |
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| #11 |
1971 |
Oakland Athletics |
1 |
7 |
0 |
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| #6 |
1971 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
0 |
1 |
0 |
F/10 Inn |
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WP |
Blue (1-0) / CG (1) |
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Next: |
2008 Rays (#14) @ |
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SHO (1) |
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1971 Athletics (#11) |
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LP |
Bo.Miller (0-1) |
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It happened again -- another starting pitcher in the first round pitching a no-hitter into extra innings, Vida Blue got the run he was looking for with an RBI single by Dick Green in top of the 10th -- but would give up a single to the lead-off hitter Manny Sanguillen in the bottom of the 10th, to break up the no-no. Steve Blass of the Bucs, pitched a strong 9 innings of scoreless ball, allowing only 5 hits, while striking out eight.
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