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Well as Manos told you the day is just perfect.
Now we just need some real good white socks baseball here today to
make it a perfect day.
A left hander, Lulich is on the mound.
Don Buford,
batting right handed is the lead off man.
And here is the first pitch of the game and it's close at the knee ball one.
Yankees lead Cleveland 2 to nothing, Washington leads Kansas City 3 to nothing,
Mets lead the Phillies 5 to 1.
That's all there is on the board.
It's 340 down the left field line, 325 down the right field line,
440 to center field, 365 to left center, ball high,
370 to right center, double deck, dark green paint,
roof in left field, roof in right field, but from left center to right center
it's an open face upper deck and a long scoreboard
right up on top.
Strike at the knee. Buford didn't like that call at all.
It looked a little bit low.
Cucinello coaching here at third.
Don Gutbridge back over at first.
And our first game of the double header is underway. Swing and a miss.
Buford has made 86 hits.
12 doubles, 2 triples, 7 home runs has hit for 123 total bases.
And a swing and an outside fastball.
That's the one he should have let go. Strike three.
So that is the first strikeout.
It's going to bring up Floyd Robinson, our guest on today's dugout show.
The Mets are celebrating Casey Stengel's birthday.
They're leading 6 to 1 at the end of three.
Floyd Robinson takes one low above.
Robinson is batting 261 with 35 runs batted in, 10 doubles, 2 triples, and 8 home runs.
A very high foul. Let's see if there's a play.
No, it's underneath us here, but back into the box seats.
And it's a ball one, strike one count on Robinson.
Robinson hits left-handers pretty well. Anybody who finishes
with a 300 plus average has to be able to hit both types.
Especially a player like Robinson who plays against both types of pitching.
Well, Minnesota lost again last night to Baltimore, and they're underway now.
Last night Boog Powell hit a home run that did the trick.
Here is a high fly ball into right field that's going to be caught.
The right fielder, Dumbitor, has it for the up.
That's going to bring up John Honey Romano.
Romano is batting 240 with 16 RBIs.
6 homers, 8 doubles.
Now the outfield that was around to the right swings around to the left.
Romano looks at a high wide fastball. He's gone ball one in every hitter.
First three hitters have all had the first one very wide.
Here's a beautiful slow curve. It's dropped in on the outside corner right
across the knee. Call strike and it's one and one.
Strike two, fastball across the knee.
Heiler is playing short again today with worded third, lumpy at second, and cash at first.
Romano smashes a clean hit to right. First hit of the game.
A single into right field. That's going to bring up Ward.
Ward is batting 301 with 19 doubles, 5 home runs, and yesterday 5 for 5.
So Ward the batter with Romano on first.
Low is getting set.
He tried to check his swing on a fastball. The umpire's right hand shot up into the air.
Lullich came in high and fast. It's a strike.
Pittsburgh in the Cubs underway, no score at the end of one.
Veal and Koontz outside a ball, one and one.
Veal had a spell where he was very wild. In fact, in his last start he walked the first four men,
but wound up strong. Was out on the coast.
The outfield is playing Ward straight away.
And a ball. High fastball outside. It's ball two, two and one.
Boston two, the Angels one at the end of one.
Dean Chance lasted four and a half innings yesterday, gave up seven bases on balls as well as a flock of his.
You can figure pictures out by, you've got an answer nobody seems to have.
Strike, nice slow curve.
Washington on top again, three to nothing over Kansas City.
Well they're really fattening up. They're looking up.
That surprising ball from Hamlin this year.
Second baseman, got a lot of big hits for them. Swing and a miss.
Ward struck out.
No runs, one hit, one left. So he picks up two strikeouts in the
first inning. And in the middle of the first inning with the socks going on the field,
the White Sox no runs, one hit, Detroit coming to bat.
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Let me place these socks defensively for you. Ward at third,
Hanson at short, Buford at second, and Scowron at first.
Robinson in right field, Barry in center field, and Big Nick in left field.
The pitcher is Tommy John and the catcher is Romano.
John has worked 97 innings and given up 81 hits.
He has struck out 65 batters and walked only 29.
He has strewn only three home run balls and he has an earned run average of 2.97.
The leadoff batter is Ward.
Who's that coach? Pat Mullen.
Pat Mullen coaching at first and Scaff over here to our left at third.
Swing and a miss, strike two.
Slim Tommy John.
Ward right here below us.
We're on the left side of the plate. Fastball moves away. A ball one and two.
Scaff the coach at third looks like a bulldog.
He keeps pacing up and down there. Little guy with a...
Here's a swing and a chop. Too short. Hanson's got to get rid of it quickly and it's out.
That's going to bring up Lumpy. That ball was a tight chop. Hits slowly. It had three loops to it.
On a play on a ball like that, if the infielder can come in and get it off the second loop,
but he was afraid to make a move in. He backed up and played it on the third loop and then had to
hustle his throw. John fires a fastball right in over the heart of the plate. One strike.
Well I hope it's cooler and nice in Chicago today.
Swing and a chopper foul down the first baseline. Scaron caught it on a big loop and it's two strikes.
Well if they can just get the moose back hitting. He's one of the fellow others on this ball club.
Ian Ward. They're hitting everybody else seems to pick up their tempo.
Slumps are part of baseball. Hitting slumps, pitching slumps and all that sort of thing.
But you know the Sox have got a couple of bad games out of their system.
Here but Minnesota's lost two and they're not too bad off in the standing.
Because just put together get going here again and they should start picking up and they're
pitching and hitting and they're not far off the pace. A fastball a little bit too low and it's two and two.
Lumpy the batter. K-line underneath us.
Lumpy's up off the bat handle about three inches. Swing and a miss. He struck him out.
So there are two gone and here is Cash. Cash and K-line have shiny helmets.
Lumpy who was just up there his helmet almost looked gray there.
Whether dark blue or black. I guess they're black.
Some of these fellows really go to work and do a shining job on their helmets. They're very shiny.
They pitch to Cash. Swing over the hook and a miss. One strike.
Stottlemeyer pitching for the Yankees. They're leading two to nothing. McDowell beat them last night.
Pitched a terrific ball game and had 12 strikeouts.
Sandy Koufax finally came out on the wrong end last night.
Here's a ball that's low. Drysdale went in the bat for him in the ninth inning and struck out.
St. Louis won that ball game. The pitch to Cash is low.
A ball two and a strike two count on Cash. Two out of nobody on first inning at Detroit.
Big day of baseball. Strike three called out on strikes.
So it is three up and three down. Quite a contrast to yesterday's ball game when they've
got a flock of runs in the first inning. We are now at the end of one here in Detroit at Tiger
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better or less. We're moving into the second inning and here's the smash on the ground
off of the third baseman's glove and Scowron is safe at first. The shortstop made a terrific
recovery on that ball. Euler, as the ball took a bad hop at the third baseman, went off of his
glove into the shortstop area. Euler made a terrific recovery and throw and it scored as a hit.
So that is hit number two and here is Hanson. Maserowski just hit a home run at Chicago.
Oh they've got the tools to play long ball those pirates. Kanigliaro hit a two-run homer at Boston
for their two runs, leading two to one at the end of one. Now the pitch to Ron Hanson.
Across the knee a call strike.
Pittsburgh is well represented in the leaders in the various divisions of hitting.
They have three in the top ten in the National League with Roberto Clemente up there again.
Here is the, well I never saw a wild pitch like that. The ball jumped right out of
Lolic's hand and almost went into the socks dugout and what happened was Milo was that he had
gripped the ball a certain way and he turned his head to look at the runner at first base and let
the ball go and he almost threw it into the dugout. That's exactly right. It didn't go near the plate,
it didn't go near first base, it went right between home plate and first base. It's almost as if he
couldn't decide whether to throw to the plate or to first and as a result the ball just seemed to
come out of the end of his fingers. If we're rolling out a wild pitch, that's a wild pitch.
They've scored it out. What else could they do? And the moose is on second. There's nobody out.
Let's take advantage of talking about the pirates. Stardell has 69 runs back.
Stardell has 69 runs batted in. Stardell has 22 home runs. I think a lot of power in that club.
Well here's Hanson now with a chance to knock in the first run of the ball game. A man on third
on that wild pitch. Skaren on second and a ball that's blowing away. Mickey Lolic, that ball just
slipped out of his hand and almost went into the socks dugout and it was a blooper throw.
Just a little like a little pop-up. Had no speed behind it. Here's a throw back to second base and
moose was hanging on to his head as Euler slipped in behind him. It was not to get beaned.
Got a ball two and a strike one count on Hanson. We're in the second inning at Detroit.
And Lolic is ready. Here's a ground ball to the right side. They have to play the batter. He's out
and Skaren has gone to third. Here's Nicholson. A man on third with one out.
Met eight to fillies one at the end of four.
Well they have a big they're playing a double header there today and between games
they're going to trot out a big birthday cake and I guess Casey's supposed to pop out of it.
One of those big things that's partly cardboard. They're going to put on quite a show today for the
grand old gentleman Casey Stengel at Shea Stadium.
It looks like his boys are going to have to have a day for him.
Here's a swing and a foul off here to the right one strike.
The infield is pulled in a bit. Moose is on third base one out in the second inning.
Fast strike at the knee.
Well if good old Nick could just start to hit a few it'll be a great tonic for this ball club.
This year he didn't get off to the start he got off to last year when boy he really helped.
Moose on third base and Mickey Lowich is getting set ball over his head one and two.
Number 11 Nicholson playing in left field. Cater's not ready yet.
He should be set for the Cleveland series.
He's set again and a ball it's in too close and it's ball two two and two.
A ball two and a strike two count on big Nick.
Takes his helmet off and wipes his forehead.
Second inning at Tiger Stadium. Man on third the infield pulled in close and one out.
The pitch to Nick ball. Well he's holding up there he's not going for those bad pitches.
They haven't been too bad Lowich trying to make him swing at a bad one.
And it's a ball three strike two count. The on deck man is Barry.
Lowich takes a lot of time gets set again. Ball he walked him.
So Nick resisted going after bad pitches as the pitcher obviously was working on him knowing
that part of his weakness to a fellow who over swings a lot like Nicholson does
is to make him anxious. If Nick can just restrain himself and wait till that ball's in that strike
zone and nail a few he could get going again. Last year he was a terror for about a month.
Here is Barry the center fielder.
He get out ahead of a half speed curve one strike.
Barry wearing his new number 16 he gave his former number 17 to Frank Larry who
wore that number here in his years with the Tigers swing and a foul back on the screen
and it's two strikes on Barry. Scourn on third Nick on first and only one out.
Lowich takes a little bit of extra time.
Yankee Cleveland game has gone into the ninth inning.
Here is a high foul that's going back out of play.
Thank you.
Lowich getting a new baseball takes his glove off now and smoothed it around in his hand.
Barry the batter with runners at first and at third.
Here is another high foul way over to the right out of play.
He's getting set.
Sox in their traveling blues.
Here for two today at Detroit. Scourn let off with a hit.
Went all the way to second on a wild pitch.
He checked his swing. Oh he started to go for a very bad pitch and Lowich is not happy with that call.
One and two count on Barry. Breeze here today it's much more pleasant it's in the 70s.
Lowich checks the throws to first and it's back in time.
Mickey Lowich. Left-hander in this one.
Swing and a miss he's struck him. Oh that's his third strikeout.
A chance to get a runner in with just a fly ball. Very struck out. Here's John.
Tommy John is stepping in.
Runners are still at first and at third.
Lowich getting a sign.
And a foul a ball hit the bat rolls back to the screen.
One strike.
Nick on first base. Scourn on third base in the second inning.
It's all set.
Oh fastball outside it's one and one.
Mickey Lowich.
Chunky lefty. Get set again. Here's a swing and a miss one and two.
So a one and two count.
John with a number 25 on the back of his uniform.
Swing and a ground foul.
Well the Sox had a man on on the first inning after two out. Had the leadoff man on here.
And after one out Nick walked. They've had two men on. Runners on first and third.
Very struck out.
Four strikeouts for Lowich in the first two innings.
In the inning. No runs. One hit a walk.
And two were left. And in the middle of the second inning at Detroit the White Sox no runs two hits.
Detroit no runs and no hits.
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Our first game at Detroit is moving into the bottom of the second inning.
Ward at third Hanson at short Buford at second and scouring at first Robinson in right field Barry and center field and Nick in left field.
John the pitcher and Romano the catcher.
Here is Kline.
Kline has gone into pitch for Washington. Spring has gone into pitch for Cleveland.
Balsham has gone into pitch for the Phillies. And the pitch to Kline is a low fastball for ball one.
Here is a ball that just missed ball two.
Nice crowd today and a shirt sleeve crowd strike at the knee.
The very pleasant day the oppressive heat and the humidity has disappeared after the heavy rain of yesterday.
Here is a swing and a foul of all going in the stands here to our right.
Remember the box office at home at Sox Park will be open for two hours yet.
The cup game tickets on sale for that and then the big home stand that gets underway Friday night with this club Detroit.
Sox will be home for a couple of weeks.
Kline hits the curve and hits a long fly ball way down into the corner and it's caught down there by Nicholson and boy this crowd started to roar.
When a ball goes like that well it looks like it's going to go out of here but that ball suddenly sunk out there and Nick caught it in the corner.
That's going to bring up Horton.
And the pitch to Horton swing and a miss one strike.
Tommy John Ruddies and fires a change up and it's fouled out on a field line.
Foul ball way down into the corner.
Sox have had two hits Detroit none.
The Sox have had four strikeouts in two innings.
One reason why they haven't scored.
They've had chances in both innings. Ball it's low.
Set again on the pitch Horton takes a ball low. It's two and two.
Well Tony Cucinello who was at Baltimore an old timers game hung around to see quite a ballgame there last night.
Baltimore beat Minnesota again and beat Pasquale.
Here's a hit the center field.
Single to center for their first hit.
It's going to bring up Demeter.
Mullen the first base coach goes over to talk to Willie Horton.
Schaft down here at third keeps facing up and down.
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John is ready and fires a beauty and across the knee.
He said again and a very high fly ball in the right field.
Robinson has a long run but he's going to get it and he does.
He actually uppercutted that pitch and hit a twisting fly ball shallow in right field that was going toward the line and Robinson was playing a right hand hitter in right center.
He had to run practically a half a block across right field to catch that ball.
Minnesota's American League lead has been cut to two and a half.
The Dodger National League lead has been cut to one and a half.
Cincinnati pressing in the National and Baltimore has moved to within two and a half of the top with their two straight wins.
Freehand takes a look and it's a ball wide.
Yankees playing two at Cleveland Kansas City to Minnesota and Baltimore playing one it'll be caught in Miller and a ball low.
Los Angeles one at Boston and the Sox to at Detroit Pittsburgh at Chicago for two.
Phillies at New York for two on Stengel's birthday and they're getting bombed eight to one.
Cincinnati at Houston one Milwaukee at San Francisco one and a swing and a foul tip strike the catcher held it two and one.
We're so close here you can actually hear when a batter picks a ball.
That's how close we are to the plate.
You just hear that tick as he picked that ball and Romano held on St. Louis at Los Angeles.
And he went reaching for a high fastball and missed and it's two and two.
All to strike to Tommy John runner going swing and a through the bat at it.
That's all they don't have to play him.
There's already three out.
He threw his bat at the ball to cover up Horton going down and that is a strikeout and that is number three.
So in the inning no runs one hit one left.
We are now at the end of two at Detroit.
Bob Ilson with Malo Hamilton the White Sox no runs two hits no errors.
Detroit no runs one hit no error.
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They lead the Cubs two to nothing.
Don Guilford who struck out in the first inning is going to lead off beauty.
Strike one.
The angels in Boston are tied at two and two at the end of three.
You're for chops a foul to the left.
So little Don Guilford is the leadoff man to be followed by Robinson Romano Ward.
Third inning scoreless ballgame at Detroit.
Low ball one and two.
Right handed Buford is batting free twelve left handed to seventy one.
Here's a chopper the pitcher is going to get turns and throws and it's out one going.
Here is Floyd Robinson who hit a high fly ball to right field the first time up.
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Robinson takes a ball low.
Mickey Lollich takes his time gets ready. Here's a high foul catcher freehand comes back but it's out of play.
Oh he's got a two strike count on Floyd Robinson with Romano on deck.
The outfield is playing Robinson straight away.
Here's a foul to the left.
The one and two count Robinson has had 90 hits to lead the ball club and hits made.
Number three Floyd Robinson the batter here in the third and a ground ball to lumpy to his left and it's out to go.
Here is Romano who had a single to right the first time up.
John Romano the batter Yankees win at three to nothing final first game.
Mel Stottlemeyer here's a bouncing ball left side easy play oiler letting it go out.
Three up and three down no runs no hits no errors.
So friends in the middle of the third at Detroit they score the White Sox no runs two hits no errors Detroit no runs one hit no error.
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Our game at Detroit is moving into the bottom of the third and the shortstop boiler will be followed by the pitcher lowly and then the leadoff man worked.
To the in late waters at third Hanson it short Buford at second and scouring at first Robinson and right.
Barry in center and Nicholson in left. John the pitcher and Romano the catcher in this first game strike at the knee.
A swing and a foul tip strike.
Rolls to the right of the plate.
Remember our sports show every night with a top named guest at six o'clock.
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Here is lowly.
Here's Ward coming over to talk with John.
Yeah I want to know what it is.
Mickey Lollich the batter swing and a ground ball Hanson cuts in front of second and froze out to go.
That was a low slow chop over the pitcher's head.
The slowness of the ball gave the shortstop the chance to make the move over right in front of second base when he grabbed.
Here's word to out of nobody on third inning no score in the ballgame socks two hits Detroit one pitchers first game John and Lollich both left.
And the pitch swing and a live ball in the left center field that make a lot of here and it gets over the fence.
The home run for work.
Work hit one over the left field fence that just cleared the screen.
That is the fourth home run this year given up by Tommy John who got one up a little bit too high that time and work picked up his sixth homer.
So Detroit goes ahead in the ballgame one to nothing.
And a very high pop foul hit by lumpy that ward is coming over for but can't get.
John work got that ball just over the three hundred and sixty foot sign and it just did clear the screen.
We were talking about Casey Stengel and we have word now from our newsroom that in an injury Stengel incurred a fractured hip.
He was in the ball he walked in
again evidently shaken up by the home run gives up a walk to lumpy following work homer he had to out when he hit it
and he was hit in the back of the head.
For Detroit that was their ninety fifth home run for work.
It was his sixth and the 11th home run off socks pitching by Detroit and words third.
He's a handsome little guy
and a high breaking pitch at the ball.
Word hit his other home runs off Peters and Fisher Washington three Kansas City two in the eight L.A. to Boston two in the fourth Yankees a
first final score on the board first game of the double header Stottlemeyer was the winner.
There's a bouncing ball to the right one and one
three days and they have had seven
norm cash the batter
slim left hander Tommy John on the mound
the man over at first base and a wild pitch
to second base.
He's got a ball to strike one count he's in here talking to Romano
the empire at the plate Salerno is getting a new supply of baseball during the low
lumpy it's moved to second John has given up homers to kill a brew or see no cannot and work
a good note. However in all three he was the winner of the ballgame.
Let's hope that holds true here today.
Here's a hit to right the score run.
The ball right down the line he's going to second base and the throw he's in there standing up.
Detroit has a two run lead.
So the Tigers go ahead here to nothing in the bottom of the third and
here's Al Kalin coming in Tommy John ready to fire and it's high above
John was getting the pitches all in the first two innings down low now he's pitching high
and a strike at the knee.
The Tigers have two runs on three hits the White Sox no runs and two hits.
He said again at the ball low outside and it's two and one.
A ball to and a strike one count.
Cincinnati and Houston are getting underway.
They split a day night double header yesterday.
So throwing a one hitter strike at the knee.
Having one of his best years.
It's quite a for Houston and the tourists for Cincinnati.
Milwaukee and the Giants will play later curve and a foul off here to the right and a ball to and a strike to count.
Tommy John opposing a low edge in the first game of the double bill.
They have a two run lead here in the bottom of the third swing and a pop fly that's going to drop in and the run is going to score.
Single the right field by Kalin.
The Tigers have gone ahead here now three to nothing.
And boy that was a handle hit a pop up in right field that was just out of the reach of Buford and Robin.
It's going to bring up Horton.
We got a speed ball on first base.
And here's a foul in the seats to the right.
The college and the Tigers have gone in front here three to nothing.
Horton the batter.
Okay line over on first base.
And a very high foul.
Off here to the right.
The Giants are going to carry it into the stands and it does.
That was a very high foul to the right of the plate but carried right into the stand.
Horton playing Horton near the line.
Nick is very deep in left field very in center field.
It all all this happened after two out and nobody on.
And the Giants are going to get that again ready to fire.
Here's a ground ball to the mound.
Easy out and it retires the side but not before three runs scored on a home run two singles and a walk three runs three hits one left.
Here's the Detroit Tigers three runs on four hits no errors White Sox no runs on two hits no error.
And the Scaram will beat out a hit off a words glove the first time.
Karen the batter.
And the pitch to him swing and a pop up that lumpy is going to get back in shallow right field to.
That's going to bring up Hanson to out of nobody on in the fourth inning.
Hanson the first time was thrown out by lumpy.
Here is the pitch to him and it's a strike at the.
Mickey Lowlitch taking plenty of time between pitches here is a line drive to left center field a shortstop almost got that ball.
Now the center fielder K line kicks the ball for an error and Hanson goes to second.
He had stopped at first but when K line reaching down to pick up the ball kicked it he gets an error and Hanson is on second base.
That's going to bring up Nicholson.
They've changed it now and given Hanson a double.
It slowed down at first base and only started to run again when the center fielder kicked the ball and he kicked it about 30 feet.
And he gets a two base hit Nick the batter and a foul off to the right.
Nicholson walked the first time up.
That's hit number three the Tigers have four but they made three runs word hit a homerun that started in the third inning.
Now he's set again here is a swing and a miss at a slow curve strike to.
Top of the fourth inning knowledge getting all set again ball it's high and it's a ball one strike to count.
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A ball one and a strike to count for Nicholson strike three fastball on the inside corner.
No runs one hit and one left at strikeout number five here for Mickey Lulich.
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Here we move into the bottom of the fourth inning Detroit leading three to nothing.
Demeter the leadoff man to be followed by free hand and then by Euler.
Tommy John is ready and a strike in across the knee.
The first time in a fly ball to right field here's a swing and a very high drive.
The Tigers are really feasting on white stocks pitching.
The Tigers are out of the game.
They've got eight homers they've been here in three days and this day has just started here is free hand and a foul on the ground off to the right.
The boys better change their book on Detroit hitters.
And a fastball it's in close at the knee.
It's one and one.
This is the eighth game with Detroit and it's the fourth time that they've hit two or more.
Here is a hit the center field.
A line single the center field.
Going to bring up the shortstop boiler.
The boiler was a strikeout victim the first time.
Polo is starting to throw.
Here's a tap on the ground that's bowled to the right one strike.
Euler is wearing one of those Earl baddie type of protective helmet with sort of a metal ear flap over the left side.
Wearing a dark blue one.
And it's white uniform and a bunch to the pitcher throwing back the second out over the first.
No horse out at second base.
John the Hanson safe at first.
Going to bring up low Lich.
In the slow game since the all star break.
Milo's got an interesting home run note here.
The first 81 games before the break White Sox pitchers gave up only 52 home run balls.
In the 12 games since the all star break they've thrown 23 go for balls.
That's a rate of about four to one more than they threw in the first half of the season for again.
Well here in the bottom of the fourth inning they have a man on first base and low Lich the batter in the first pitch to him a ball strike call now one and one.
One and one.
Kansas City and Washington are tied at three and three in the ninth inning.
Ball it's high ball to and strike one.
A ball to and a strike one count.
Strike.
He pushed at the ball a high outside pitch and it's two and two.
A ball to and a strike to count.
Ball it's low and outside and it's ball three and strike two.
A strike to count.
Three and two.
Walk him put two men on here with one out.
Draw over the first base and it's back in time.
Batter is Mickey Lola and he bumps foul for a strikeout.
Hold up.
Well the umpires claiming now we thought now they're going to get an argument here.
He claimed he swung at the ball he took a soft swing at it rather than attempted to buy it.
The bumps on the third strike he's out if he wants to fall automatically strike three call he's out for sure now.
So as Romano turned around with surprise with Lola still standing there and Al Lopez and Barry standing up in the dugout and yelling what's this.
He said well he didn't push it that ball he tried just to meet it and swung at it and bowled it.
So he gets another swing.
He then took strike three.
Now the batter is word who started all this ruckus in the third inning when he had a home run.
Ball it's low.
All one.
So work and Demeter have hit home runs.
Demeter hit safely in 14 of their last 15 games and a smash.
Great staff by Buford backhand on a ball that looked like a hit in the center field.
He fed the ball to Hanson and it forced the runner coming down.
Euler and it retires the side.
So in the ending one run two hits one left.
We're at the end of four at Tiger Town.
The Tigers have four runs on six hits and no errors the White Sox no runs on three hits and no error.
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Moving into the fifth inning Detroit leading 4 to nothing and Barry fouls one for a strike.
Left hander Mickey Lowledge has given up three hits the Tigers have now made six and a smash foul strike two.
Nobody on and nobody out.
The Tigers are out in front here with three in the third and one in the fourth.
Foul.
Off here to the left underneath us and a two strike count.
The
Tigers have been in one of the worst slumps of the year.
They've lost six straight and the pitch swinging and a foul into the grandstand to the right.
No changes on the board.
Now he's set again.
A pitch to Barry.
A little bit too close of all.
One and two.
This fellow's got a terrific fastball.
He loves to get ahead of a hitter and then crowd him with that fastball and have him jump away only to have the umpire yell strike three.
He did it on Nicholson last time and he just tried to do it on Barry.
The pitch change up and it's bounce foul the left.
Or when you're looking for a fastball and he gets you off stride with that change up slow curve looks as big as a basketball and you can't miss reaching for it.
And it's hard to get good wood on it.
Boston three the Angels two in the fifth.
And the pitch swing and a fly ball it's well tagged and it's gone out of here in the upper deck.
Oh Barry hit a home run into the upper deck.
Here is Tommy John.
He got good what on that one.
Now the pitch to John is high over his head ball one.
Well it's too bad he didn't get that last time we'd have three runs because he was up with two men on the hitters.
Mighty shot this time that sailed up into the upper deck in left center field.
That's the 17th home run ball thrown by Lowlitch.
The third off a low litch out of the six home run.
We've hit against them.
Skaren and Romano have also Homer strike at the knee ball to strike one.
So Ken Barry leads off in the fifth inning with a long home run.
Here is another strike right over the heart of the plate three and two.
A ball to and a strike to count.
Lowlitch fires gets it low above.
He has walked just one man that was in the second inning.
Skaren let off with a single Hanson bounce out and Nicholson walk.
That's the only pass that Lowlitch has given in this game.
Strike struck him out.
Fastball at the knee.
That is his sixth strike out and here is Buford.
Don Buford has gone 0 for 2 against Lowlitch.
Cincinnati nothing, used to nothing at the end of one.
Buford a swing and a miss.
St. Louis at L.A. getting underway.
Milwaukee at San Fran getting underway.
Pittsburgh 2, the Cubs nothing in the fifth.
Kansas City and Washington are still tied at 3 and 3.
Buford attempting to bounce foul tipped the ball two strikes.
The tankers lead 4 to 1.
Lowlitch working on Buford with Robinson on deck.
Buford swings and bluffs a hit to right center.
That drops in there and here comes Floyd Robinson.
Buford got a breaking pitch down in on the handle and just
blooped it in the right center field.
Here is Robinson 0 for 2.
New York Cleveland's second game is underway.
Minnesota at Baltimore nothing up there.
Robinson swings and hits a fly ball to left field.
And Horton is going to get it right at the fence.
Robinson hit a high fly ball to left field and Horton caught it
right at the fence.
That's going to bring up Romano 1 for 2.
Freehand calls time and he's gone out to the mound.
Well Floyd Robinson went to the opposite field hit a long ball
but Horton went back and caught it right near the auxiliary board.
Pittsburgh to the Cubs 1 in the sixth.
That's 8 the Phillies 1 in the ninth.
Since he nothing Houston nothing in the second.
Romano backed up and the ball hit the bat for a foul strike.
The batter is John Romano.
Lowlitch is getting set out there again.
High fastball.
Well they not only have to worry about Lowlitch but about Denny McLean
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Worry about him in the second game.
Romano takes a change up across the letters for a call strike.
A ball one strike to count.
Here is the pitch to Romano and it's low for a ball 2 and 2.
All to strike to.
The Tigers have had a terrific Saturday record.
They haven't lost a game on a Saturday but their Sunday record has been poor.
Swing and a miss. Romano struck out.
One run on two hits and one left and that is strikeout number seven.
So in the middle of the fifth inning at Tiger Stadium the score Detroit four runs six hits.
White Sox have one run on five.
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Fans we're at the halfway point of the first game at Detroit.
The Tigers are leading 4 to 1.
Bob Elson saying goodbye now for a little while and here is Mano Hell.
Thank you Bob and hello again everybody.
As we go into the bottom of the fifth inning Lumpy will be leading it off.
He's struck out and he's walked. When he walked into third he scored their second run.
So Lumpy the left hand batter facing the left hand pitcher Tommy John.
The Tigers are leading with a score of 4 to 1.
They got three in the third after two out.
Added another in the fourth. They've played a little long ball again today.
Wirt and Demeter.
That's a strike. It's called a lumpy.
The Tigers have been hot. They've been hitting homers.
They've hit eight against the Sox here in three days.
And this day is only a fourth of the way through.
There is a foul to the left side.
Strike two to Lumpy. Cash will be next and then K-line.
Sox got one of the four back and a home run by Barry in the fifth.
Molo is throwing again in the bullpen.
Here's the pitch. Swing and a miss and he's struck out Lumpy on three pitches.
Strike out number six by Tommy John.
Wadaway and here is Cash. Called out on strikes in the first. In the third he doubled.
Drove in their second run. Later scored their third run.
This is Norm Cash.
Tommy John looking to get the sign from Romano.
They play Cash deep and around to the right.
There's a swing and a foul going to go right over the edge of the Sox.
Dug out on the right side and it's strike one.
As soon as Cash completes his turn at bat, we'll be getting in a break here as we approach three o'clock in Detroit.
Left-hander John fires. Swinging there's a line drive to Hanson.
A little soft line drive. Two gone.
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K-line fly to left the first time up. Last time he singled and drove in their fourth run.
The first pitch to him here is a strike and it's 0-1.
K-line the batter. Nobody on and two away. Horton has moved on deck.
Tigers have out hit the Sox. Six to five. Outscored them. Four to one.
Here's the pitch. Fastball down low and it's one and one.
So it's even to the great Al K-line as he bats here in the fifth inning.
Tigers hit John with a three in the third. Added one in the fourth.
They've won the first two games of the series. Swing and a foul back.
Tommy had taken something off his breaking ball there and K-line fouled it back. It's one and two.
Cisco beats Polinsky as the Mets. Try to make Casey Stengel feel a little better in the hospital.
Mets eight. Fills one. Outside K-line almost reached forward but let it go by.
It's two and two with two out. Sixth inning. Pittsburgh to the Cubs one.
Second inning. Sends it out of Houston scoreless.
Here's the pitch. Swinging and fouling way up to the right side.
The pitchers have been posted on the coast.
Simmons for the Cardinals.
And Austin for the Dodgers. Here's a swing and a smash foul between the coaches box and the third base bag.
Still two and two. Four Milwaukee.
They're going with Sadowski at San Francisco.
The Mets are using Bob Shaw.
Here's the two-two pitch. Swing and a chop to the mound.
John has it. Turns, throws to the Moose. Three up and three down.
So John responds here with a three-man inning. The first time he's been able to do that since the first inning.
And he holds it up to the mound and ends it with a three-man.
The Dodgers have one run.
And it's a five.
That's a four.
One runs and no hits and no errors and nobody left.
Our ball game is now at the end of five.
Mido Hamilton and Bob Ilson with a White Sox story from Detroit.
After five Tigers four runs, six hits. White Sox one run, five hits.
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Sixth inning, Ward will lead it off. He has struck out and fly it out.
Fitch to him is a strike call. He gave him a good curveball.
Feet backed away, thought it was coming inside,
but it broke right through the strike zone, and it is strike one.
Scour next, and then Hanson, sixth inning.
Sox need to peck away a little bit here now. They are down 4-1.
Strike call. Good bashball this time.
Oh, and two. Ward had five for five yesterday,
but here today against Lowlitch, 0 for 2.
Swing and a miss, 0 for 3.
Strike out number eight.
Well, let's see. He struck out Buford, Romano, Ward twice, Nicholson,
Barry, and the pitcher twice.
Here is Scourin with a single and a pop-up.
The Moose is 1 for 2 as he stands in here, not a face Lowlitch.
Lefty fires, swing and a miss.
Ball gets by Lowlitch on the return throw from freehand,
and the shortstop oiler trots over to get it.
Oh, and one to the Moose.
Said one of the five Sox hits.
There's a curveball that hit him, and Scourin is trotting the first base.
The Moose, hit by a pitch ball, puts a runner on with one gone,
and it brings up Ronnie Hanson, who bounced a second in the second inning.
Last time up in the fourth, Hanson got a double.
Came with two out, and they weren't able to move him around.
Sox only run, came on a long home run by Barry to lead off the fifth.
We threatened in the second inning, runners at first and third and only one out,
and did not score, as Barry struck out and so did Tommy John.
Looked to first, there's the pitch to Ronnie.
Low inside a ball, and it's 1-0.
Defending Boston 3, L.A. 2.
Yankees jumped on Cleveland for 2 in the first.
They won the opener, 3 to nothing.
Now Lowlitch from the stretch, down low again, and it's ball 2.
2-0 to Hanson.
Good crowd here today, as the Sox and Tigers have a Sunday doubleheader,
and these Tigers have been hot.
Now from the belt, high and away, and it moves to 3-0 on Hanson.
Well, a left-hand pitcher and a power-hitting right-hand batter,
and in a ballpark that's a hitter's park,
Lowlitch not giving Hanson too much good to look at.
Been down low on him, then went high and away.
Here's the 3-0 pitch.
He walked him on four pitches.
So it batsman and a walk, but runners at first and second.
Hanson trotting down.
Second pass issued by Lowlitch, and it brings up Nicholson,
who has walked and been called out on strike.
So now Big Nick steps in.
Gonna get some activity.
Terry Fox, the right-hander, is gonna throw in a Tiger bullpen.
Two runners on and one out.
The seventh hitter coming up now,
and a possibility of a pitcher coming to bat in the inning.
Ray Barrys is trotting down the bullpen.
We're gonna see if we're gonna get Bolo throwing again.
Gonna get some activity, definitely,
and it looks like it'll be Bobby Locker now.
That's right, it's Bob Locker.
There's a swing, and a terrific cut at that ball,
but he missed it, and it's strike one.
Nicholson looking for his first hit today,
and this would be quite a spot to get it.
Runners at first and at second.
One out, Sox trail by three as they bat in the sixth.
The look by Lowlitch, now the pitch to Nicholson.
Check swing, high and away, ball one and strike one.
So right now both bullpens are busy.
Right-hander's throwing for both.
Fox for the Tigers, Locker for the Sox, and Mickey Lowlitch.
After one out, he struck out Ward,
then Scowren was hit by a pitch, Hanson walked.
Now it's Nicholson, another right-hand batter.
The one-one to Nick, inside, he twisted away from that one.
A lot of the fans thought that he was swinging at it.
Actually, it's just his body moving away,
and it's ball two, strike one.
The moose takes that lead at second.
Over at first, it's Ronnie Hanson.
Lowlitch stretches from the belt.
There it is, swing and a line drive, left center, base hit.
Here comes the moose.
He's got a scorer.
The throw will come towards second, and Hanson's into third.
A line drive single into left center, produces a run.
Scowren comes around with run number two.
Hanson races to third.
Big Nick gets an RBI single.
The hits are now even at six apiece.
Now here's Barry with a home run the last time up.
Four to two, Tigers leading.
And Mickey Lowlitch, he missed extending.
They went to Washington and ran into a buzz saw.
That's three in a row they've lost there.
Now the stretch by Lowlitch, runners first and third,
the pitch to Barry, swing and a miss.
He got him way out in front of a lead-up curve ball,
and it's strike two.
There's one out.
A fly ball can give you a run.
A base hit can keep an inning going.
Sox trailing by two at one time.
It was four to nothing.
Sox got a run in the fifth and a run here in the sixth.
They're going to drive it another run.
We can just get Hanson in off third.
Second base is open.
Nicholson's at first.
They both lead away as the left-hander stretches
and looks over.
Now the pitch to Barry.
Swinging and a base hit in the right field.
Here comes Hanson.
And Demeter charges that ball.
Nicholson takes a turn at second,
but good thing he didn't try to go to third.
Demeter was ready to fire that ball.
Hanson is in.
Run number three.
Nicholson has moved to second.
Barry has come up with his second hit in a row.
He's also driven in another run.
Brianne is out on the mound talking to Lulich.
It's now four to three Tigers leading.
So it all started after a strikeout towards.
Scowren was hit by a pitch.
Hanson walked.
Nicholson singled in Scowren.
Barry has singled in Hanson.
And here comes Hicks.
Hicks will bat for Tommy John.
So the Sox have climbed back within a run.
And here comes Charlie Dressen.
This is exactly what Al Lopez wanted here.
There's Smokey getting up off the bench.
He brought Hicks up right hand batter up to force
Dressen here to change pitchers.
Cleveland just got four in the first to go ahead of the Yankees four to two.
That's all for Lulich.
So Mickey Lulich is gone at Detroit.
And Hicks will be replaced by Smokey Burgess.
Jerry Fox coming on.
Oh he's been brilliant.
This guy.
So Mickey Lulich worked five and a third innings.
He was in trouble in the second in the fifth and now here in the sixth they've gotten to him for two runs five and a third innings three runs all together.
Although the two men on could be charged to him if they score given up seven hits he walked to and struck out eight.
So despite his strikeout ball today Lulich has been knocked out.
Fox is based on ball strikeout ratio is not a good one for a reliever.
Twenty two walks 17 strikeouts has thrown three gopher balls and 42 innings.
Smokey Burgess the old smokehouse is coming out.
Well he almost poked one out here the other night Friday night with two men on he just missed that foul pole by inches.
So Terry Fox has been announced.
Fox has won four and lost three earned run average two point three oh he's had four saves to go with his four victories.
This is his twenty sixth appearance.
Fox comes in here with Nicholson at second Barry at first and Smokey Burgess.
Well here's another chance every time he's come up now of course since getting one hundred and seven of New York.
You know that the next one he gets sets Major League history the most pinch hits in a career.
Who would this be a spot to get it.
We have the tying run out at second base.
We can just get big Nick around.
So Smokey Burgess to face Terry Fox Bobby locker is finished throwing in the bullpen.
He'll be our new pitcher when we go to the bottom of the thing.
Terry Fox looking in to get the sign from free hand Smokey Burgess waiting teammates at first and second.
The look the pitch on the way stir like it's called an off speed breaking pitch.
Cut the outside corner to Smokey and it's 0 and 1 to the socks who were down by four after the first four innings here today have now climbed back within a run.
While game is in the sixth lowly just gone.
Fox is on this switch and the barrel are throwing in the bullpen.
Terry Fox drops the arms check the runners.
Here's the pitch swing and a foul.
He just spun one right down off his instep and it's right to the Burgess.
So Fox has moved out in front of the count here.
Smokey Burgess back here talking with the umpire now.
Free hand walks about 10 feet in front of the plate and holler something out to Fox.
Nicholson is at second.
He drove in a run with a hit.
Barry is at first.
He had an RBI single scouring and Hanson have scored the run.
So the socks with a chance to get right back in here now.
Fox shakes off free hand shakes him off again.
He's ready.
The 0 2 pitch swinging.
There's a liner down the left field line.
It is a hit.
It's going to go to the corner.
Here comes Nicholson.
Score tied.
Here comes Barry.
The Fox lead and they got to stop the game here now and get Smokey that ball.
They're going to stop the game and get Smokey the ball.
Here's Ed Runge getting it now.
They're saving the ball for Major League history for Smokey Burgess.
And he drives in two runs with it and the Sox go ahead for the first time five to four.
They're now making the announcement on Smokehouse as he gets the double.
And it's pinch hit number one all eight and let's do the hand for Smokey Burgess here in Detroit.
That might know there were two strikes on him when he hit that ball.
So this guy is one of the most amazing hitters we've ever seen.
He just doubled into the corner with two strikes and no balls called.
And boy was that a beautiful hit.
Sox go ahead for the first time in this game five to four.
Burgess got that liner down the left side and rolled to the corner beyond the bullpen.
It chased Nicholson in with a tying run and got Barry across with a lead run.
Burgess himself is now at second.
Here's the pitch to Buford down low a ball and it's one of those.
Oh Smokey Smokey Burgess.
Too bad we can't take Smokey to the London Chopper.
Somebody ought to set up something for that guy.
Here's the pitch into the dirt at the catcher's feet and it's ball to a four run six has put the Sox on top of Detroit.
All to a no strikes Burgess the batter.
Out at second base with that double and little down Buford in the batter's box with a two nothing count.
He's had one hit the pitch by Fox outside and it's ball three.
Well maybe that pinch double by the smokehouse will ignite this ballclub now.
Show some of these youngsters.
What the oldsters can do and Burgess has really been something.
Had any major league record for Burgess and he does it in a white socks uniform.
Here's the pitch.
Stir right in its three and one.
That ball has been put back into the clubhouse now.
Smokey Smokey.
That ball has been put back into the clubhouse now Smokey will never let that one get away.
But in 10 years how many of them do you suppose they'll be around that say that was the one he hit.
Here's the three one pitch outside he walked in Buford gets a base on ball.
Walk number one by Fox and it's walk number three given to the Sox in the ballgame.
And here comes Robbie fly it out bounced out and fly it out again.
The last time he sent Horton to the auxiliary scoreboard and deep left.
Now here comes Charlie Dressen with Robinson coming up.
He's probably going to go to the left handed Nish with although yesterday about Nish with and the face a left handed Ward Ward proceeded to pop one.
And it gave Ward five for five at the time.
Charlie Dressen going to his bullpen again and that's who it'll be.
Ron Nish with the face only one batter yesterday that was ward and Pete came up with a hit.
So you have Burgess at second Buford at first four runs are and there's still only one out.
I am full opportunity here to still have a bigger inning and the Sox are leading five to four.
Tomorrow night the Cubs will be at Sox Park for the boys benefit.
Wonderful cause.
Try to get out and see that one.
A lot of the Cub fans come out for that of course because a lot of the good Cub fans don't have a chance to.
Here's Cater going into run for Burgess.
Danny Cater running for Burgess.
Here's another hand now for Smokey Burgess.
All the boys in the dugout are up to greeting.
Look at those handshakes.
We were saying tomorrow night a lot of the Cub fans of course get a chance to come out and see a night game.
And it's a big game. It's important to the boys baseball program in the Chicagoland area.
Worthy cause and it's good to see the two teams play and that'll be tomorrow night at White Sox Park.
And we go on to Cleveland for three.
Then Friday night will be home against these Tigers Friday night Saturday afternoon Sunday doubleheader and a Monday night game.
That's right all of those games with Detroit and the Yankees command followed by Cleveland and Washington.
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Ron Nishwitz has come on here in relief.
A box who faced only two batters.
He gave up a double.
The Burgess and he walked Buford.
And he's got a double.
He's got a double.
The Burgess and he walked Buford.
This which is the third Tiger pitcher in this first game.
And you know the Sox pitcher has been lifted and Bobby Locker is going to be our new pitcher in the bottom of the sixth.
This which is ready Robinson steps in Robbie's gone 0 for 3 today is the eighth man to bat on the inning for runs are in the Sox lead 5 to 4.
Ron Nishwitz getting ready to work to Floyd Robinson.
Here's the luck.
And now the pitch curveball outside and low ball on one away that sets a record.
Be Fred Lucas.
All one and no strikes to Robinson.
Cater remembers out running for Burgess at second Buford's at first.
Here's the pitch swing and a miss at a good curveball.
And it's one and one.
A ball and a strike Danny Cater who's still heavily taped and still sore.
But is able to run not able to swing a bat however.
A ball and a strike to Robbie trying to keep it going here in the sixth as we go on top for the first time today.
And off speed breaking pitch a little high and it's ball to strike one Robbie almost went after that one but he held up when it's two and one.
We were down for nothing at the end of for a very Homer in the fifth made it for to one for runs in this inning and it's five to four white Sox and smokey Burgess one of the heroes in this inning.
What a way to get that record breaking pinch hit a double that drove in to run.
Here's the two one pitch swinging and a smash.
Look out Donald Gutteridge.
Can't have anything happening to him.
I won't get my laundry done.
The little laundry man at first Don Gutteridge.
All to and strike to.
A lot of folks in the Chicagoland area you know it's a too bad a drive over here.
Now a lot of them came over for the weekend at the ball outside and it didn't miss by much Robbie almost reached across to get it.
Let it go by and it just dropped off the corner at the knees and ball three strike to book out not a Robbie.
Get him on and load him up for a mano and have it in.
You can tell her a lot of those folks from the Chicagoland area are right down here below us because you can hear them yelling come on Robbie.
Turns and throws and it's not close.
In fact it almost looked for a second like Euler had missed the play and was late covering and this was realizing that just grabbed the ball back.
He to let that ball gone when he usually would have in that situation he had thrown it in the center field.
All right. Full count runners first and second. Here's the pitch ball far in the bases are loaded in Detroit with white socks.
Cater has gone to third.
Newford is walking to second Robinson is on first and here comes Charlie Dressen and this which for the second day in a row looks like he's going to face exactly one better.
Yesterday came in Ward hit him today comes in and he walks Robinson and he was brought in both times to face a left hand batter.
And now we're going to get Navarro Julio Navarro.
He was in yesterday as well.
Two walks in a row after Burgess is double Romano will be the batter and he will be the ninth man in the inning to go to the plate for the white side.
The Charlie Dressen there's really a mutton Jeff out there now.
Dressed in by Nish with this which is a big fellow and dressing the course short especially the way the players are today.
Now Navarro has come on.
Navarro worked one third of an inning yesterday. He came on and got scoured to hit into a fourth play to end the game.
So Romano now has a chance to give us some daylight.
It's five to four white socks. There's a man on every base.
There's only one out a long fly ball can give you a run a base hit can possibly give you two and keep an inning going.
And with a right hander on the mound and nobody throwing into bullpen and Ward is due up next.
So Romano standing right there swinging two bats and watching Navarro throw them in.
Ramos is pitching at Cleveland.
Cleveland leading four to two there in the second game.
Stottlemeyer and the Yankees won the opener three to nothing.
Stottlemeyer one is 11th today realize that fella hasn't been in the big leagues a year yet.
Last year when he came up he won nine so he's won 20 ballgames and he hasn't been in the league a year.
Came up in August last year.
All right we're ready to go Romano the batter Navarro ready to throw his first pitch in relief and here it comes and he almost hit him.
It's ball one a one nothing count.
John Romano who is single bounced out and he struck out.
Socks on top. Here's the one nothing to Romano almost hit him again and it's ball two.
There's nobody throwing in the Tiger bullpen.
Navarro is the fourth Tiger pitcher in the inning.
Lowlich the starter was knocked out.
The Fox came on Nish with the now Navarro the two nothing to Romano swinging high fly ball deep left.
This ball is gone.
It's a grand slammer for John Honey Romano and the White Sox have come back with a vengeance.
John Romano just hit a powering drive way back with a man on every base.
He's got a blast and look at the reception committee for Romano.
It was cater running for Burgess scoring first then Buford then Robbie and John Romano hit a powering fly ball that went over the 370 sign about five rows into the lower seat.
The
nine to four and the White Sox are leading.
Here's Ward the tenth man to bat in the inning and it's down low a ball.
Oh he kissed one
for RBI is for Big John.
There's a ball inside the war.
Another one of the situations where you wonder about right hander left hander business.
That's right.
Oh boy have we been waiting for this for days.
Seems like months.
They've scored eight runs here in this inning.
We told you about the Tigers haven't lost on Saturdays.
They have a rough time on Sunday.
They're foreign.
But there's a line drive hit.
Ward things one into right center
and the first hit in two days number two off Navarro number 10 for the Sox Ward's first hit today.
And here comes the moose.
Now Sherry is throwing in the bullpen.
Gowron single popped up and hit by a pitch he scored one run scored nine to four and there's still only one out.
Here's the stretch in the pitch to the moose that hit his bat it'll cost him a foul strike and a knock free hand back on his heels.
There is one out Ward struck out to start the inning.
The scoreboard operator doesn't realize what the plate umpire is trying to tell him there's no out on the big board.
He's trying to tell him that there's an out in the inning.
Now he's got it.
Here's the pitch to scour and there's a swing and a foul up to the right.
Let's get in a break right here.
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A big eight up there looks by a pleasing nine to four White Sox leading the stretch in the look the pitch to scour and that's a little wide and it's a ball one and a strike to count.
Boy it takes a ballgame like this to loosen everybody up.
Sox have now scored nine runs on 10 hits and they were down one time for two nothing.
Here's the pitch.
There's a little bloop down a left field line is going to drop in for a hit.
Navarro to the stretch kicks and fires inside the hands and all to do nothing to Hanson.
Sox have had six hits in this inning and a score eight runs.
The two big blows as far as features a pinch double by Burgess to set a major league record for pinch hitters and a grand slam homer by Romano.
Boy was Romano overdue to get that big blow.
Pick a great spot to get it here today.
That's a ball and it's three and oh John Romano getting a seventh home run now has 20 runs batted in.
Or if you could just get that kind of a blast out of Romano a little more often get him going in the last two months of the season.
It really helped.
Three nothing. Where does he put him strike.
And the applause is not exactly the kind that a pitcher likes to hear.
They know that it's a mockery sort because he's been having trouble.
All three strike one Hanson waiting.
Here's the pitch swinging and he pops it up shortstop oiler to God.
They finally got that second out.
Here's Nicholson the 13th man the bat in the inning.
Nicholson has walk struck out single in this inning and drove in a run and later scored a run himself.
Nicholson scored the tying run when Burgess got that double and Barry ran right in behind him with the lead run right now it's nine to four white.
Here's the pitch.
There's a swing and a high pop short right center at lumpy out K line coming in diameter coming in who's going to get it.
Lumpy finally does and they almost collide with diameter lumpy gets the put out on Nicholson 13 men bad in the inning.
Eight run on one two three four five six hit no errors.
Two men are left.
We are now in the middle of the sixth and it's the White Sox leading White Sox nine Tigers for.
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Bobby locker is coming on second appearance of the series against this club.
Lockers making his 33rd appearances for until he was the loser here Friday night he's pitched almost 58 innings earned one average of a two point three three.
Give it up 40 hits walk 16 struck out 42 is thrown three home run ball.
Orton was singled and bounce to the mound will lead it off in the sixth inning.
Bobby locker and relief of Tommy John.
Bobby locker winding here's the first pitch to Horton still right.
Oh and one Cleveland leading the Yankees seven to two as they go to the third.
Here's the pitch swinging a foul right side out of play at the eighth inning Boston five and the Angels three.
Giants and Braves scoreless fourth inning Houston and Cincinnati scoreless Jackson and Culp in Game 2 at New York the Mets won the opener in a big way seventh inning Pittsburgh to the Cubs one.
You're right up to date swing and a messy struck him out with a sinker.
Strikeout number seven against the Tigers in the game number one for locker of course the first man that he's faced now here is Demeter who had a fly ball to write in the second in the fourth inning he led off with a home run against Tommy John.
So Tommy John who was belted from pillar to post in the third and fourth left this game with a lead.
Here's the pitch.
That's down low a ball that's one and oh freehand will be next.
Pitch on the way swing and a foul a ball and a strike Washington beat Kansas City again for the three or Kansas City will be glad to get away from Washington they've really been given a going over over there.
The one one swinging high fly curving toward the foul pole and it is a home run.
It's curve right into that foul ball and it's a home run for Demeter.
It's a second home run of the game.
The first time in the five last two times at bat Demeter has knocked one out of here.
Here is freehand.
Demeter third home run in three days.
Demeter off bizarre and John a strike called here to freehand he has struck out and he's single.
There's a chop toward the hole but Hanson goes to his right here's a long throw he got him on a close play.
Nice play by Ronnie Hanson went part it was right back into the hole had to fire that ball had to get something on it and get it over there.
It's to a.
The ball up will bat for Euler.
So they're sending McCall about.
McCall just being announced he's batting to ninety four that ninety three hits leaves the club.
Thirteen doubles six triples eleven homers has thirty eight runs batted in nobody on to gone a run in on Demeter second homer of the day and his third of the series.
Here's the pitch down low a ball and it's one of them.
Sherry continues to throw in the Tiger bullpen.
If McCall gets on we'll probably see the pinch hitter for Navarro.
Charlie Dressen used for pitchers in the sixth the Sox scored eight run down low ball to Bobby locker.
Through a home run ball to free hand here Friday night.
Inside almost any many elbow and ball three.
We nothing count on McCall of pinch hitter batting for the shortstop oiler.
The trio pitch he walks McCall up on for pitchers.
Number one by locker.
And that's the second.
Open it's a nine to five score but the Sox need this game in the worst way they've lost six in a row.
Gates Brown is coming up.
Looks like well I'm going to throw.
That's it. It's gate Brown.
And here comes Al Lopez to the mound trotting out.
He comes out this quickly.
He's not coming out with a thought of taking him out of the ballgame.
He's going to come out here to talk with him now along with Romano because I don't think lockers ever pitched a Brown.
Brown is hitting two oh two.
Said three homers four doubles driven in 15 run.
Romano locker and Lopez complete their conference in a hurry.
Will Helm is drawing in the bullpen McCall of visit first gate Brown is the batter to out Sox leading nine to five.
That's down low five in a row thrown by locker.
Getting that ball just a little low here.
He did it on McCall.
Now he starts off with one low on Brown.
Here's the stretch pitch down low again only about a half a foot off the ground and it's ball to.
So Sherry will be the new pitcher when we go to the seven.
Bobby Locker has been Mr.
Mark three straight pitches on Gates Brown.
He's got trouble here Friday night and is having trouble right now.
Did he hit him or not.
He backed away in a hurry dropped the bat and no he has not been hit and it's ball three.
So locker is struggling here.
He walked McCall up on four pitches.
He's got it down and word is due up next.
Sign goes the bullpen for Wilhelm to really start firing strike call to get it on the inside corner.
It's ball three and strike one.
Locker like to get this ball and get out of this inning.
He's got a three and two pitch.
Star right.
And it's three and two.
A three to pitch a powerful left hand batter to her out.
Runner at first going there's a swing and a foul to the right side.
He hit that one right off of his left instep and it's still three and two.
The Giants and the Coors have gone to the third inning.
It's the Cardinals one of the Dodgers nothing in the third.
It's the Giants one of the Braves nothing in the third.
Still two to one pirates in the seventh at Wrigley.
Cincinnati has taken a one to nothing lead over Houston as they go to the fifth.
And right here in Detroit it's the Sox leading nine to five.
It's the bottom of the sixth inning.
Runner going here's the pitch swing and a missy struck him out.
It's a big strikeout and it kept locker from being lifted to his second strikeout at the eighth of the game against the Tigers.
And in the inning they get one run on one hit a home run by Demeter.
No errors a walk one left.
We're now at the end of six.
I know Hamilton and Bob Elson with the action from Detroit first game of a doubleheader in Detroit today.
The six inning totals White Sox nine runs 11 hits no errors the Tigers five runs seven hits and no errors.
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And over three to 0 2 0 our ballgame is going to the seventh.
Sherry is the new Tiger pitcher.
He's their fifth hurler today and Sherry as he comes on for the 28th time as one three and he's lost for earn run average of a three point three two.
He's thrown three home run balls and fifty seven in the third inning based on ball strikeout ratio even twenty six each.
Fifty two hits in fifty seven innings the pitch to Barry is a ball and it's one and oh Cleveland seven Yankees for third inning.
Swing and a miss by Barry Barry Homer in the fifth inning and singled and drove in a run in the sixth inning.
They'll be starting at Baltimore in about a half an hour. That's a five fifteen start there today for some reason.
There's a swing and a miss ball one and strike two to Barry Barry's two for three seventh inning game one socks leading nine to five.
There's a chop the short McCall of buyers across the cash and they get buried by a step and a half.
You remember McCall was a pinch hitter in the sixth and they kept him right in the lineup to play short.
Here's Bobby Locker.
I'm like her will bat but nobody on in front of him and one away.
Facing Sherry former Dodger the heroes of the 59 series against the socks.
That's a strike right at the knee and it's all in one.
They've gone to the ninth at Fenway Boston five and the Angels three.
The one pitch check swing into the dirt count even at a ball and a strike.
Here's the one one pitch swing and a miss ball one and strike two.
Buford will be next.
The blacks have out hit the Tigers 11 to 7 outscored them nine to five Burgess and Romano had some big hits in that eight run six.
That's a ball and it's two and two eight runs in the sixth inning for the White Sox Burgess had a pinch at double.
It's set the Major League pinch hit record and also drove in to run swing and a miss.
Number one for Sherry and number nine in the ballgame against the Sox.
There is Buford struck out bounce to the mound singled walk scored one run.
He was on base when Romano unloaded the Grand Slammer off Navarro in the sixth inning batting left against the right hander Sherry and the pitch to him.
The curve is right through the middle and it's 0 and 1.
Cubs may have something going in the seventh inning at Wrigley.
Pirates are using their third pitcher in the inning.
Look out a through right at his head.
Buford has to duck down in a hurry to get out of the way of that one and it's even a little ball and a strike.
A 1 1 count Robinson's yelling out at Sherry.
He's sticking up for his buddy Buford in this situation.
Robby's yelling out there and now Solano is going out here.
Solano is telling him just to throw the ball over the plate.
Does Robinson's really chirping out there to Sherry making an accusation.
I imagine after the last pitch that Sherry was throwing at Buford.
Here's a bump and Buford right there I think was funding hoping that Sherry would have to come over and cover.
Little discussion going down there.
And he low bridged him and Robbie started yelling at him from the on deck circle ball one and strike two.
Here's the pitch that's a lineup outside and it leveled it to two.
There are two of Barry bounced out lockers struck out.
Nobody on in the sock seventh and the socks have a four run lead after being down at one time for nothing.
Into the dirt and it's a full count.
The socks have 13 men to the plate in the sixth and scored eight runs.
Sherry gets the sign from free hand.
Now he's ready.
The three to pitch Mike three call Buford's been called out on strike.
Number 10 against the socks.
Number two for Sherry and he faces only three men in his first inning of relief today.
No runs and no hits no errors and nobody left.
And now Tiger stretch in the seventh at Detroit.
The middle of the seventh White Sox nine Tigers five.
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We're going into the bottom of the seventh down a crowd settling down at Tiger Stadium.
At the top of the order downward Jerry Lumpia norm cash to face the right hand reliever Bobby locker.
Word has bounced out homered and hit into a force play and a hit taken away on that force play on a very fine defensive gem by Buford.
That's a ball inside.
Wilhelm is already throwing in the bullpen because it's nine to five stocks of lost six in a row and Lopez wants somebody ready down low and it's ball to locker got himself in trouble in the sixth he gave up a homer to Demeter he walked McCallum.
The Cubs only got one run and that tied the Pirates a 2 2 as they go to the eighth at Wrigley Field.
Now the line by locker the two nothing to Dan word outside and it's ball three.
The locker digging himself another hole here in a hurry.
Now Lopez and Ray Barry's looking toward the bullpen Wilhelm still throwing and heating up strike called he gets it in there for the three and one ball game in the bottom of the seventh in Game 1 of a Sunday twin bill.
Then as I had walked in.
Here comes out of bed.
He's not going to wait.
Walk number two by locker number three for the Tigers in the game the leadoff hitter has been walked here and Al Lopez is coming out.
We'll probably get a change in battery here.
The tackle baller Wilhelm coming on will probably get J.C. Martin as well.
So Wilhelm is throwing and Martin is down in the dugout getting that catching pair of vanilla.
Fourth inning Cleveland seven Yankees for second inning Kansas City one Washington nothing.
Washington's been coming from behind in most of those games over there.
Buster Narum against O'Donoghue and that one ninth inning Boston five angels three.
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So J.C. Martin comes out now they had to call him down from the bullpen to get ready.
So it's a new battery Wilhelm on the mound.
Martin behind the plate it's still Ward Hanson Buford and scouring on the infield.
Nicholson Barry and Robinson in the outfield and Jerry Lompe the battery is struck out walks go to run when he walked and then struck out again.
That was all against Tommy John Lopez is trying to move somebody here.
Ward he's trying to get him over a little closer to the line.
That's a ball it's low and it's one of the words at first he led off with a walk against locker lumpy the batter.
Then it'll be cash.
Knuckleballer Wilhelm ready.
Here's the pitch swing and a tap or foul to the right side.
Count is even at one and one.
The Mets have taken a one to nothing lead over the Phillies at the end of an inning.
Casey Stengel probably watching and listening in his hospital room broken hip.
He'll be operated on in a day or two and maybe out for the season.
The one one pitch at the ball and it's two and one.
Detroit led four to nothing at the end of four stocks had an eight run six.
Right now it is nine to five white.
The two one pitch swung on and there is a shot ahead of the right field.
We're going to take off for third and he will make it as Hanson cuts off the throw.
What's the third on lumpy Brown single the right.
It's hit number eight the first off Wilhelm of course the first man that he's faced.
But as a person third nobody out and here is cash cash is struck out doubled and driven in a run lined up to the shortstop.
Cash is one for three.
The pitch to cash outside of all of it.
The center fielder Barry is asking the second base umpire Papparello to just move a bit to the right side.
He's blocking his vision in third the mound of the plate.
Now this tiger crowd coming to life again as a smash the first scour and a short out back to first.
No double play in a run.
What's yours.
Lumpy is cut down on the force three to six if you're keeping a card scouring the Hanson cash is safe over at first base.
They did not get the double play.
You know my no actually scour and made the wrong play on the ball.
He had the ball there at first base.
All he had to do was stay on the bag and the runner from third wasn't going to score if he did he had a play on the pitch.
The K line is a ball.
It's one of now nine to six swing and a foul way up to the right out of play.
And now that lead cut to three 15 run 19 hits and we're in the bottom of the seven.
There's only one out runner at first this cash low on a way and it's two and one the K line.
The pitcher is throwing in the bullpen.
Hello fans pull in every stop to try to halt this losing streak.
That's a line away and it's three and one.
Well Helm has given up a single cash was safe when they didn't get the double play.
The run is in and the stocks are leading nine to six.
It's the Tigers seven at Detroit K line today has had one for three a single and he drove in a run with it.
That was back in the third inning cash the runner at first takes the lead as Wilhelm goes to the stretch.
Here's the three one pitch.
He walked the second K line the first with a base on balls and here comes out open.
Hello fans walking to the mound.
He's got Eddie Fisher throwing.
He is talking to Wilhelm now Fisher has not been throwing along.
He is not going to take Wilhelm out and here is Horton he has single bounced out and struck out.
He has one for three.
the ball which is a rarity with
Wilhelm working because the only
thing that ever touches that
ball is his fingernail.
All right we're ready to go
runners first and second the
Tigers have something going the
pitch to Horton swing and a
man's been a strike one a run
is in there's only one out cash
at second a line at first Lopez
Guthrie Barry Metro all standing
in a quartet there at the edge
of the dugout.
Here's the pitch high ball and
it's one and one nine to six and
the way that ball has been
playing out of here the last
three days the Tigers have hit
nine home run.
Hello.
Realizes you got to have
somebody ready and he's got
Fisher throwing Wilhelm as our
third pitcher today.
Here's the pitch swing and a
foul back.
That's right up against the
bottom of the screen and it's
ball one strike two Martin now
is going out to talk to Wilhelm
here a moment.
Martin started back toward the
plate.
Now he goes back to the mound
again.
All of this of course designed
to give Fisher just an
opportunity to throw maybe three
or four more pitches.
The difference of having him
ready and not being ready.
The ball one strike two Horton
the batter Wilhelm to the
stretch the check of the runners
here it comes and bounces away
from Martin but not enough for
anybody to move Wilhelm and
Martin questioning the call a
bit on the pitch.
Wilhelm thought he had him
struck out but still no emotions
that the pitchers had to
outside.
So it's two and two.
Here's the pitch swing and a
message that he struck him out
to God first strikeout for
Wilhelm number nine against the
Tigers in the game to away in
the inning and here comes
Demeter has hit home runs in his
last two trips to the plate.
Boy what a ballgame.
You like high scoring games.
These fans here today are
getting it casually to where
second K line at first the pitch
the diameter swinging a miss and
it's strike one.
Demeter homered in the fourth
Tommy John.
He homered in the sixth off
locker.
He has hit three of the nine
Tiger homers here in the last
three games stretch pitch.
It hit his bat it'll cost him a
strike.
He was backing away from an
inside pitch couldn't get the
bat back in time and hit the bat
and it's strike to Wilhelm ready
with a new baseball.
The veteran right hander goes to
the stretch.
Here's the pitch swinging line
drive short.
Hanson has it.
Side has been retired.
Demeter lines up the Hanson.
That's it in the seventh but
they get a run to climb within
three one run on only one hit.
There were a couple of walks in
the inning.
No errors.
Two men are left.
We're now at the end of seven
and game one at Detroit.
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After seven White Sox leading
nine runs eleven hits the Tigers
six runs at the end of the game.
The Tigers lead eleven hits the
Tigers six runs and eight hit.
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to 0 2 0 our ballgame is moving
to the eighth in the Motor City
Robinson will lead it off against
Sherry Robbie has walked once
today and scored a run.
He was on base when Romano hit
the grand slam in the sixth
Robbie's over three sent the
left fielder deep in the fifth
inning to the auxiliary scoreboard
the ball outside on high to
Robinson and it's one and oh
we're in the eighth inning of the
opening game of a Sunday twin
bill at Detroit Cubs are batting
in the ninth tied to two strike
called a Robbie and it's one and
one.
Earl Wilson beat Marcelino Lopez
five to four at Fenway Boston
beating L.A. five to four down
inside and low and it's two and
one.
You have Robinson at bat you
have Martin do up next because
remember he came on the catch
when Wilhelm came on Romano left
the game pitch to Robbie swing
and a bouncer foul first base
side Don Gutteridge grabs it.
He's got it.
So it's two and two to Floyd
Robinson.
Well that's quite a battle at
Wrigley today to two in the
ninth Cubs and Pirates and we
got a slug fest going here.
Home runs extra base hits a lot
of pitchers a lot of runs nine
to six white Sox leading
the game.
Glading is throwing in the
bullpen swing and a man strikes
out Robinson that is number 11
against the Sox in this game.
It's number three by Sherry he
has struck out Locker Buford and
Robinson in order the last three
men that he's made that's going
to be J.C. Martin here is J.C.
Martin up for the first time in
this game J.C. batting to sixty
eight twelve runs batted in
seven doubles no triples one
homer here's the pitch to Martin
and a strike has been called all
the way to the top nobody on one
gone it's the eighth inning an
eight run six for the Sox put
him ahead there is a strike
called on a lot of boy did he
pull the string on that one look
like it was going right over the
bend in the rainbow when it came
down strike two to J.C. there's
a swing and a foul up to the
left side and out of play socks
put nine runs into two innings
one in the fifth eight in the
sixth the Tigers have scored in
four innings three in the third
one in the fourth one in the
sixth and one in the seventh
socks with a three run edge as
well as a three run edge here's
the pitch swing and a man who
got him with an off speed
breaking pitch again strikeout
number twelve against the Sox
four in a row for Sherry here
comes Pete Ward he's had one hit
in four trips Ward was at bat
and he was a single although it
did not figure in the scoring he
wants to bat right after a
man's grand slam stir right after
showing all that slow stuff to
Martin now he zips the fastball
by Ward strike one the 0 1 to
Ward tied at the shoulder and
it's ball one and one Charlie
Dressen is probably talking to
him about the way Sherry's
pitching and why did not bring
him and instead of Navarro a lot
of things you could do if you
could do it again wing and a
chop for Ward and it's ball on
right hander ready Sherry kicks
and fire swing and a chop first
base side cash by the bag runs
to the bag now Ward the gunner
and so Sherry has faced six men
in two innings and struck out
the first base no runs no hits
no errors nobody left for in the
middle of the eighth stocks nine
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and will be all during the
doubleheader the number to call
is and over three to all to all
bottom of the eighth Wilhelm
will work on free hand then it'll
be McCallough probably a pinch
hitter because gladding is
going to throw in the bullpen
free hand has struck out
single and was thrown out on a
very fine play by Hanson in the
sixth inning when Ronnie went
way that was right back into the
hole and threw out free hand
there's a swing and a foul to
the right side they've gone to
the 10th inning at Chicago
and the other Chicago entry here
in Detroit the Sox are leading
the Tigers nine to six white
Wilhelm working on free hand as
he starts the line here's the
oh one pitch there's one that
goes by Martin to the screen and
it's even as a ball and a
strike by contrast there's some
low scoring games in the
national fourth and in car
goes one Dodgers nothing fourth
inning Giants one Braves nothing
eighth inning Cincinnati one
Houston nothing fourth inning
New York one Phillies nothing
the ball inside all of those
games one to nothing although
the Mets in their first game
hammered the Phillies and as we
told you the Cubs have just gone
to the 10th and a two to tie
with the Pirates Wilhelm ready
and the 2 1 pitch to freehand
swinging foul way down to the
left side was never fair and
it's 2 and 2 Jay Miller for
Baltimore and big Jim Cot for
the twins swinging another
tapper foul to the right side
so it's still 2 and 2 to this
big burly catcher the Tigers
Bill freehand well the Orioles
could just do it again to the
twins tighten things up in the
top again the 2 2 pitch outside
full count the free and now as
the count goes full the
anticipation in the crowd you
can hear the murmur in the buzz
a little start of staccato
clapping way up to the right side
in the top of that upper deck
the three to pitch swing and a
smash the third Buford has a
turn he got him.
Buford actually dropped that
ball and fired over and gets
freehand and it's one away.
What was it like a bullet in
this inning with wife at second
of course Buford goes the third
infield is Buford Hanson Weiss
and scouring outfield is still
Nicholson Barry and Robinson
Martin catching he came on the
catch in the seventh when
Wilhelm was in the fourth.
He came on the seventh when
Wilhelm was used in relief at
the strike and it's called a
McCullough McCullough was a
pinch hitter in the sixth inning
and walk.
This is his second trip to the
plate in this game.
No official time at that down
low and it's a ball on a strike.
One one the McCullough see the
fellow out the hit is probably
Northrop and it is an outfielder
and the
is on deck swing out of this
ball one and strike two
socks with a three run lead as
the Tigers batted the eighth
inning.
Here's the wind and the one to
pitch just missed two and two
Tommy John pitched the first
time and he's the lead off man
in the seventh that brought on
Wilhelm
swing and a miss he struck him
out number two by Wilhelm number
10 against the Tigers in the
game total of twenty two
strikeouts in this game 10
against the Tigers 12 against
the Sox.
Here is Northrop.
This is the first time we've
seen this series
Northrop the hitter first
pitches a ball and it's one of
those left hand batting out
fielder getting to 13 at the
strike and it's called
youngster getting a look at that
dancing medicine ball here he's
at nine doubles two triples and
a couple of home runs driven in
twelve runs
played in fifty one or at least
appeared in fifty one games and
they are in the 90s.
This is the Sox 93rd game today
there's a ball outside and it's
two and one
the line by Wilhelm and there it
is it's strike called at the
letters and it's two and two
with two out
Wilhelm and the Sox trying to
keep this lead they're leading
nine to six to two pitch almost
a strike and he's got to get
him he had to back away in a
hurry.
All count three and two on
Northrop downward a pesky little
leadoff hitter at least against
the White Sox is due up next
the full campus swing and a
foul it hit him and then bounced
fair.
So it's still three and two
ball when you get an eight run
inning and still have to battle
battle battle in the late
game.
That's exactly what we're doing
here today.
Here's the pitch swing and a
bouncer toward the shortstop
Hanson over by the bag.
Fires side retired Wilhelm has a
three man inning no runs and no
hits no errors and nobody left.
We are now at the end of eight
in game one.
I know Hamilton and Bob Nelson
describing the slug fest for
you here today and at the end of
eight White Sox nine runs 11
hits the Tigers six runs and
eight hits.
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Bill Scowran will lead it off
here in the night.
The Moose has had two for three
a single popped up hit by a
pitch and had a hit.
He was up twice in the sixth
actually him being hit by a
pitch started the big eight run
in and here's Gladding's first
pitch swung on fly ball deep
back into center K line running
to the wall.
He won't get it.
Man is that a long home run.
He actually hit that ball 450
feet if he hit it in way back
into dead away center by the
flagpole a line drive homer that
sailed out of this Tiger Stadium
while glass by the Moose.
It is now 10 to 6.
The Moose dropped a bomb on
Gladding that's the White Sox
12th hit of the day pitch to
Ronnie Hanson high and inside a
ball.
You don't very often see a ball
hit that far as a line drive.
It was right next to the flag
pole.
It was between the pole and the
400 foot mark and left center
field and went way in.
You couldn't pick a further
point in this ballpark to hit
that ball to and that was some
close.
There's a swing by Ronnie and he
fouls it.
Gladding is the sixth Tiger
pitcher in the game.
Barry Romano and scouring of
Homer.
There have been six home runs in
the game.
They've gotten them from work
and Demeter again so we'll have
a four run lead at least when we
go to the bottom of the ninth
pitch to Hanson.
I know a and it's two and two
the Moose and long.
That's his first home run since
the All-Star break.
All to and strike two.
Here's a bouncer foul on the
third base side.
He's got a good shot.
Word hit his off John back in
the third.
Demeter got his first one off
John in the fourth.
Demeter hit another in the sixth
off locker.
Barry had his off lowly.
Romano had a grand slam off
Navarro and now scouring leads
off the ninth with a home run
off.
Gladding was our eighth home
run off Tiger pitching the
first off.
Gladding we've hit three off
lowly.
There's a swing and a foul and
the bat flies toward the
shortstop.
The White Sox have had 12 hits
for the second day in a row.
But yesterday it was a losing
cause including five for five by
Ward so it would appear a
little bit at least Bob that the
club's starting to hit again.
Yes they really are.
Now if we can just get our start
our front line pitching
consistent and with the fine
bullpen we have the second half
of the season and we could still
be we could really get right up
there.
Gladding winding to two pitch
swing and a smash to the left of
the shortstop McCall of has it
fires the cash Hanson as a
goner and it's one away in the
night that's going to bring up
Dave Nicholson his walk struck
out single driven in a run and
scored a run and popped up so
he's going to be in the third
three as soon as Nicholson
completes his turn at bat we'll
be getting a break as we
approach 430 in the Motor City
here's a high fly ball deep the
right center but it's very very
high diameter K line collide but
who's got it.
The ball there was a ball hit
four hundred and fifteen feet
deep the right center.
He hit that ball in our ballpark
it's gone.
The landing will be shell
shocked here.
Gower had a line drive 440 and
big Nick just hit one for 15 and
it didn't go out.
Here's Barry Barry's had a homer
hit single driven in two runs
and scored twice first pitch
strike called Ken Barry center
fielder strike called going to
gotten to in here on Ken I'm
glad he winding here it is swing
and a miss he struck him out on
the pitch that is the 13th
white stock to strike out here
today in the ending one run one
hit a line drive homer a long
one by the moose no errors
nobody left.
We are in the middle of the
night.
The Tigers coming up for their
last shot.
It's the White Sox 10 and the
Tigers 6.
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Andover 3 2 0 2 0 I mentioned
that scouring had not had a
homerun since the All-Star
break.
He hadn't had a homerun since
the 2nd of July against chance
at L.A. at Chavez Ravine.
It had been 21 games and 23 days
since Gowron had hit a homerun
and it was his 12th to keep the
club lead Tommy McCraw's in to
play first base twice at second
Hanson short you for the third
still big neck Barry and Robbie
in the outfield Wilhelm ready to
pitch in the night and work is
the batter.
There's a strike and it's called
Wilhelm working in the third
inning of relief for him in this
game and the six White Sox lead
by four.
Here's the 0 1 pitch swing and a
tap or foul to the right side.
Now let's get in that break.
First chance we've had.
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431 it's 83 degrees strike to
the word he is homered and
walked scored two of their six
runs he scored the first one and
he scored the sixth one outside
and it's ball one strike two.
Well if the Sox can hang on to
this this will really be a come
back game.
We're trying to do what a lot of
the hitters do against Wilhelm
just trying to hit that ball to
the opposite side spout off a
couple and it's ball one and
strike to defending at
Washington Kansas City leading
the senators one to nothing.
Those senators have had a way of
breaking out of it over this
weekend against Kansas City.
They're only down by a run.
That's a ball low and it's two
to one.
The second pitch is the lead off
hitter in the Tiger 9 Tigers who
had a four run lead at one time
now down by four.
Here's the two to pitch swing
and a bouncer to third.
Buford has it a long throw
across into the dirt but Macra
comes up with it.
Word is out Buford to Macra
third to first.
They've gone to the 11th inning
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Here is lumpies walk single
struck out twice.
Here's a pop Martin if he can
find that ball at the umpire
move.
There it is to go.
Martin was a little indecisive
and which way to go.
Salerno was trying to judge from
Martin's move which way he
should go on.
He's going to ask him for a
dance.
You've gone in the tiger night
cash is better.
He's driven in to run.
There's a strike right at the
knee and it's 0 and 1.
Well sometimes a game like this
can really get you rolling
again.
Let's hope so.
An eight run six was the
highlight.
There's a line drive Macra
McRae leaps quickly and spears
took a double away from cash.
Why play by Tommy a line drive
that McRae leaps quickly and
spears took a double away from
cash.
You can't hit a ball any harder
than that.
No runs and no hits no errors and
nobody left.
Well now knocked down the last
eight men that he faced and the
final score in Game 1 of the
Sox get up off the floor and
knock off the Tigers finally the
final score the White Sox 10 the
Tigers 6 will be back in 60
seconds with a summary a recap
of the totals on all of the