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| Robertson ends Crawfords' run. |
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1935 Crawfords 1 6 0
1971 Pirates 4 7 0 F
Crawfords (16-2) / Pirates (8-10)
WP- D.Ellis (3-2) / CG (1)
LP- Matlock (4-1)/ CG (1)
INJURIES: Jose Pagan (71' PIT) - 23 Games.
Bob Robertson's two-run homer in the bottom of the 6th gave the Pirates some breathing room, as the Pirates end the 1935 Pittsburgh Crawfords' league-record winning streak at 13 consecutive victories. For the Crawfords, it was their second game without Josh Gibson -- who was injured sliding into second base against the 1971 San Francisco Giants; Gibson won't be back until Game #50. Bill Perkins, Gibson's backup had two doubles in three at-bats.
Dock Ellis allowed only one earned run in a complete game victory over the Crawfords.
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1906 Cubs 3 12 0
1976 Dodgers 2 4 1 F
Chicago (12-6) / Los Angeles (8-10)
WP- Ja.Taylor (4-0)
LP- Rau (0-4)
SV- Lundgren (5)
Frank Chance went 3-for-3, 2B, RBI & run, while Jimmy Sheckard also had three hits for the Cubbies. Jack Taylor recorded his fourth win, allowing only four hits in seven innings. Steve Yeager, a day after his walk-off sac fly contributed for the Dodgers with a solo HR in a losing effort.
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1953 Yankees 6 9 0
1993 Giants 5 6 0 F / 12 Inn
New York (11-7) / San Francisco (10-8)
WP- Kuzava (3-0)
LP- Mi.Jackson (0-3)
Darren Lewis's three-run double in the bottom of the 7th tied things up at 4-4 for the Giants, eventually forcing extra innings. Joe Collins of the Yankees would score in the go-ahead (winning) run in the top of the 12th, as he went 2-for-5 with a HR, 2 RBI & 2 runs.
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1953 Dodgers 7 8 3
2002 Athletics 2 5 0 F / 10 Inn
Brooklyn (10-8) / Oakland (5-13)
WP- Labine (2-1)
LP- Bradford (2-1)
The game was all knotted up 2-2 after nine innings on two solo HRs for the Dodgers (Campanella & Hodges), and Miguel Tejada was responsible for the other two run (one of them, being a solo HR). The Dodgers would score 5 runs in the top of the 10th, Jim Gilliam's triple broke the tie, when Carl Furillo grounded him in to score & Pee Wee Reese who came in to pinch-hit for Bobby Morgan, smacked a Grand Slam to put the game further out of the Athletics' reach.
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1937 Yankees 6 8 2
1999 Rangers 4 8 4 F
New York (9-9) / Texas (9-9)
WP- Ruffing (4-0)
LP- Sele (2-3)
SV- Wicker (3)
Lou Gehrig hit two two-run homers for the Yankees, while Rafael Palmeiro hit HR #9 for the Rangers. Red Ruffing won his fourth game, while striking out six batters.
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1917 White Sox 2 6 0
1977 Phillies 4 5 2 F
Chicago (11-7) / Philadelphia (12-6)
WP- L.Christenson (3-2)
LP- Re.Russell (2-1)
SV- Garber (6)
The Phillies bounced back from their lousy series opener with a 4-2 victory. Down 2-1, the Phillies would follow the seventh-inning stretch with a two-run HR by Richie Hebner & a solo HR for Tom Sizemore. The White Sox kept hitters off the bases with Red Faber, who pitched 6 innings of 2-hit ball & one earned run allowed, until Reb Russell blown the lead.
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1985 Blue Jays 8 7 1
1944 Browns 6 10 1 F
Toronto (10-8) / St. Louis (7-11)
WP- Key (2-0)
LP- Potter (2-3)
SV- Henke (2)
The Blue Jays lived on the long ball in this one, count them -- five Home Runs, as George Bell led the way with two HR's (3 RBI), a two-run HR by Jesse Barfield, and solo HR's by both Jeff Burroughs and Al Oliver, who are usually coming off the bench, got rare starts.
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1975 Reds 4 12 0
1931 Athletics 2 10 1 F
Cincinnati (12-6) / Philadelphia (9-9)
WP- Darcy (2-1)
LP- Earnshaw (3-1)/ CG (1)
SV- McEnaney (5)
George Foster & Johnny Bench each provided two-run HR's, while the Reds' Pat Darcy gets back-to-back games with a victory in relief.
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