Belle Belts #10, in a Battle between Tribes.

(Game #15's)

                                  R   H   E
1995 Indians             4    8    3
1954 Indians             1    5    1   F

95' Indians (7-8) / 54' Indians (5-10)

WP- K.Hill (2-2)
LP- M.Garcia (1-2)

Albert Belle's two-run HR (his league leading 10th HR) & Paul Sorrento's solo HR was the difference, as the 54' Indians' offensive struggles continue. The 1954 Indians are batting only .149 through 15 games.





                                 R   H   E
1971 Athletics         4    5    2
2002 Athletics         2    4    3     F

71' Athletics (6-9) / 2002 Athletics (4-11)

WP- C.Dobson (1-2)
LP- Mulder (0-1)
SV- Fingers (1)

Rick Monday went 2-for-4, a HR & triple with 2 RBI, while Reggie Jackson hit his 5th HR of the season, as the 71' squad outpaced the 2002 A's.

                                R   H   E
1985 Blue Jays       7    9    0
1946 Red Sox         4    11  1     F

Toronto (8-7) / Boston (4-11)

WP- Lamp (2-1)
LP- Dreisewerd (0-1)

The Jays scored 5 late runs in the last three innings against the Red Sox' shaky bullpen, to steal the game from Boston. Lloyd Moseby hit a two-run HR during the 8th off of Clyde Dreisewerd. Rudy York had a two-run blast, for his team-leading 2nd HR of the season.

                               R   H   E
1969 Mets              3    7   0 
1998 Padres           0    2    2    F

New York (6-9) / San Diego (7-8)

WP- Gentry (2-1)
LP- J.Hamilton (1-3)
SV- McGraw (3)

Gary Gentry was in cruise-control, allowing only two hits during eight scoreless innings (plus 7 strikeouts), while Donn Clendenon hit a solo HR for his 2nd HR of the season.

                            R   H   E
1968 Tigers         3    5    2
1931 Athletics     2    4    0    F

Detroit (6-9) / Philadelphia (8-7)

WP- E.Wilson (1-1)
LP- Walberg (2-2)
SV- Hiller (2)

Dick McAuliffe who is having a big season leading off for the Tigers, hit his 4th HR (a two-run HR in the 3rd off of Rube Walberg) & Willie Horton hit HR #6 for the season. Mule Haas was the offense for the A's, with a two-run double.

                             R   H   E
1980 Royals         2    8    0
1914 Braves         4    8    1    F

Kansas City (6-9) / Boston (9-5)

WP- L.Tyler (2-2)
LP- Splittorff (1-2)
SV- Strand (3)

Rabbit Maranville hit a solo HR for the Boston Braves, as Butch Schmidt, Red Smith & Leslie Mann each added two hits. Lefty Tyler kept the Royals' lineup in check, keeping them scoreless through the first seven innings. Darrell Porter would break through for the Royals only runs with a two-run HR in the 8th.