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1975 Reds 8 14 1
1937 Yankees 10 12 0 F
Cincinnati (15-8) / New York (12-11)
Both teams had four-run innings, Cincy first took a 4-2 leas with their 4-run inning happening in the top of the third, while the Yankees broke a 4-4 tie in the bottom of the 6th, with a 4-run inning of their own. Reds momentarily tied it up in the top of the 8th at 8-8, until Lou Gehrig hit his 2nd two-run HR of the day during the bottom of the 8th. Gehrig finished up 4-for-5 with 5 RBI. Joe DiMaggio also had a two-run HR, with a 3 RBI day for him.
The Reds couldn't make it a 3-0 series lead, but got plenty from Johnny Bench (2-for-5), a three-run HR & a two-run HR for Pete Rose, who went 3-for-4, plus a walk.
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1946 Red Sox 7 6 1
1968 Tigers 2 5 1 F
Boston (8-15) / Detroit (8-15)
WP- M.Harris (3-1)
LP- E.Wilson (1-3)
Rip Russell went 2-for-3 with a two-run HR, while Ted Williams added three RBI on a single & sac fly. Mickey Harris pitched a solid 7.1 IP while allowing only two runs, as the Red Sox won their second straight against the Tigers.
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1971 Giants 3 5 1
1944 Browns 2 7 0 F
San Francisco (8-15) / St. Louis (9-14)
WP- Je.Johnson (2-0)
LP- Caster (1-3)
SV- S.Hamilton (2)
Dick Dietz spoils George Caster's save opportunity with a two-run single, as Giants sneak by with the win.
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1985 Blue Jays 4 3 0
1912 Giants 5 10 3 F
Toronto (12-11) / New York (14-9)
WP- Wiltse (4-1)
LP- Key (2-1)
Fred Snodgrass goes 2-for-4 with two steals, an RBI & run, while Chief Meyers made it on base all four plate appearances with two singles, a walk & Hit by pitch, plus an RBI & run.
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1976 Dodgers 0 1 0
1969 Mets 2 4 1 F
Los Angeles (9-14) / New York (9-14)
WP- Gentry (3-2)
LP- Hooton (2-3)
SV- McGraw (5)
Craig Gentry kept the Dodgers quiet by pitching an excellent one-hit, 8 inning outing, while the Mets didn't do much better, with Tommie Agee's two-run HR in the bottom of the fourth being the difference.
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1998 Yankees 3 4 1
1906 Cubs 4 8 1 F
New York (15-8) / Chicago (16-7)
WP- Pfiester (3-1) / CG (2)
LP- Pettitte (3-2)
Harry Steinfeldt's two-run double in the bottom of the 5th put the Cubs ahead for good, as the Cubbies improve 16-7, while the Yankees fall to 15-8. The Yankees are still doing great, but have been playing more .500 ball of late, while the hot 1998 Padres & 1995 Indians each have won 5 straight games; Padres have yet to play their 23rd game & can be within a game of the division lead with a victory.
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