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The Montreal Expos faced the Atlanta Braves for a Sunday afternoon game on July 30, 1978.
The Expos were an average team, but had some hope with the arrival of manager Dick Williams the previous season.
Williams had won an ALPEN in his skipper for the Red Sox and two World Series with the A's in the early 1970s.
The Braves were trying to recover from a slow decline into the Seller in the 1970s.
They had won the NL West in 1969, but slowly declined into a 101 loss team by 1977.
So they hired a new first year manager for 1978, Bobby Cox. He would go on to manage for another 30 years.
This audio recording is from the Atlanta Radio broadcast featuring announcer Skip Carey and Pete Van Weeran.
Dave Cash related off. Cash at 267. Two homers, 23 RBIs to be followed by Andre Dawson.
Box coming off a great game in Philadelphia.
DRA 5.4-0.
Vita Philly's 4-0. He pitched against Montreal earlier this year.
On his first game after being recalled from Richmond, pitched into the fifth inning.
He has no record. He wasn't involved in a decision against Montreal. Bouncing ball.
Nice play, Reusberg short. Throwing low. Get away. It'll be on error on Reusberg. Good throws, got it.
Cash hit the ball. The Reusberg left. He came up cleanly with the ball, but through low to first.
Down a second base. On the error, two base errors, is Cash.
Now Dawson. Dawson at 245. 16 homers, 51 RBIs.
Hit a home run here last night. He'll be followed by Valentine.
Box with a fast ball in the curve and occasional palm ball.
Dawson a right-handed batter and the pitch to him is a ball-all.
1-0. Valentine on deck. The outfield pulled around to the left.
Box looks at second and there's his pitch. Curve will pop foul out of play.
Nolan catching, even though there's a left-hander pitching. Ray catch down to a right.
Raise the ball up. He's got his transistor to his ear.
He got some good fielders out here. No net, no glove.
The 1-1 pitch. Here it is. Low, 2-1. Cincinnati in the mall.
We'll keep you posted today on Pete Rose. Their game starts at about the same time hours does.
Larry Christensen's going to try to halt the streak for Philadelphia.
Now bogs with a 2-1. Curve. He didn't go free at 1.
Sherry coaching third. Gardner first. The Braves try to win this series.
They were down last night, got up off the floor. They were trailing 5-0 and 1.
3-1. Flung on. Fly ball right along the line. Matthew should catch it after a long run.
He's under it. He's got it. The tag. Here comes a throw.
And it will be cut off and Cash makes third. But an out in right field. There's Dawson flies there.
Now, Valentine. Valentine is 3-0-4. 19 homers. 60 RBI.
He was helpless last night, but not so on Friday night when he had two home runs. One in each game.
Field is bathed in sunlight. Boy, we've had some beautiful weather for baseball.
We hope that it continues Monday through Wednesday as Cincinnati. All night games. Thursdays off.
Then next weekend, four games in three days with the Houston Astros.
Rocks in field up. Almost hit it. 1-0.
One ball no second. Here it is. Curved. Did he go? They're going to ask for help on that. They are.
And Rungi at first says no, he didn't go. 2-0. Minnesota leading New York to the nothing after 3.
And Texas score us with Chicago White Sox after 1. Nothing to report in the national.
Dodgers beat the Pirates last night 2-1. Padres 1 again. 2-0.
One on bouncer. Slowly short. Runner held. Here's a throw. Got it. 2-0. Very nicely done, Reuter.
Now everybody moves back. 2-0 away. Tony Perez ahead of her. 2-98. 8 homers. And 53 RBI.
Bog gets his wind up back. Cash is a third. Very deep a third is Horner.
Bog looks the runner back and here's a pitch. Fastball bounce. Short. Deep short. Top play. Reuter. Long throw.
And it's in dive on a hop. How about that? Reuter threw a 1 hopper. Murphy patiently waiting.
And they still made the play from deep in the hole. In fact, he was 5 feet back on the grass. That's the beauty.
That saved a run. No run. No hits. An error. One left. The error did not hurt. Montreal fails to score.
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What if Ryman's been around. He's pitched with several major league ball clubs.
ERA is 3.74 in 20 games. As an ex-ball though it's a lot better than that. 2.16 in seven games.
He beat the Braves last time out and it was so close to getting him out of there that they had a pin chitter in the on deck circle.
Pete Rose is at bat in his first trip at Cincinnati. No balls one strike. Live from riverfront.
If he hits today safely he comes down here with a chance to tie. We willy keeler.
Royster. Royster at 2.74. One Homer 26 RB eyes and Ryman first pitch.
Fastball outside one and all might have been a breaking ball.
Okay Rose made out the first time up today. Christiansen threw him out. So he is all for one.
No one online caught by the pitcher. Ryman picked it off and a liner back to the mound.
Now Barry Bernal. Bernal who plays against lefties plays center field and offense will play against the right handed pitching.
Bernal at 2.23. No homers 11 RB eyes. Bernal with no homers that's strange because he can hit a ball.
So you look for him to jack up on one one of these days. There is a button up towards third. Tough play. Terry Croy.
Beautiful bond by Bernal. Terry can't let well did everything that you're supposed to do bear handed it through the first.
Now just did be that'll bring on Matthew. Matthews at 2.84. 11 homers 39 RB eyes. Had a home run here Friday night.
He's a follow one out one on no score. Here's a stretch and the pitch. Did it hit him I believe it did. It did in the elbow.
He's not going to rub. I think it's party. Matthews hit me elbow. You got to get hit you prefer to be hit them.
Now someplace where there's a little meat that something on that elbow on the phone. Boy that can sing. Two on one out.
If Rose hit today you're going to think you're in Grand Central Station in this press box tomorrow. Four representatives of Nipon television already slated to be here tomorrow night to follow Rose.
And Rose will be the first to tell you he doesn't get a hit. Well you don't see as many people and it's just natural inside with a curve. In fact after he broke the record the next day. So we're all reporters.
He said well when I get up near Joe D. they'll be back. Burrows takes that curveball just off the hand one and all.
Not just reporters radio and TV people to the one all low to an all.
But if Rose gets today he goes to tie. We will a killer here in Atlanta tomorrow at forty four.
Once that be something. Can't wait to see him. No fans in the southeast can either. To a pitch for all strike on a breaking ball to one.
The second base beat out a bond. Matthews at first he got hit. Horner's on deck. Signed by Carter.
Prime and the team of girls. Inside three and one another bad when they're loaded.
Three balls one strike.
Prime and except the sign now he steps off and says wind it up again. They got an indicator going with but now looking right over his shoulder.
Now he said three one pitch. One on fly ball pretty well hit right center Valentine back. Still back on the track.
But now tagging comes to third. Burrows almost had it measured he was about five feet from the fence when he caught it.
Two down.
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West Palm Beach. Here's Horner. You run out of that. Really. The answer has been simply amazing. He's in 10 straight games matching a longer sitting streak by a brave this year. Royce and Cheney had it.
Fifteen hits and thirty eight at bat. During the streak three ninety five average. The pitch to him. Well. Horner with nine homers and twenty six are behind his height is batting average of two eighty five.
Takes a two out hit however runners on the corners. The now third Matthews first. Now the stretch. Here's the one all one little pop going to be caught by the second base and he was jammed cash makes the catch and that's it for Atlanta no run one hit and two left after one from the stadium.
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Fast and no it'll be Philadelphia Cincinnati. They're underway and rose is over one. New York is Houston. They know it's at San Diego Dodgers.
The reds are in for three Monday Tuesday Wednesday night still plenty of tickets left. They wanted us to mention that there's still plenty of tickets left for the war night scheme.
That's very important. Rose will be here with the reds.
Here's the accurately parish right hand batter hitting two seventy eight ten home run forty five RBI. Also a twenty six double this year. He's having a fine season. No score top half of inning two. Here's the line by Boggs and the pitch parish takes inside ball one.
Boggs winding is one of the liveries fastball grounded down the left field line fair ball rolling into the corner parish turns first head for a second. The throw comes back from Burroughs and parish on the lead off double here in the top half of inning two.
That is number twenty seven of the year for Larry Parrish in the double department.
The first hit off Tommy Boggs here's left fielder Warren Cromarty batting two eighty two and six home runs thirty six RBI.
When three for four in last night's game also had three hits in the second game of Friday night's double header.
Boggs comes to the belt here's his stretch Cromarty swings at a breaking ball didn't get a strike one. Cromarty a native of Miami has some of his family up for this series.
The stretch in the old one pitch there's a line drive left field that's going to drop in for a base hit parish around third is going to try and always going to hold. It looked at first like he was going to try to score but Burroughs got the ball back quickly.
And after taking about five steps around third parish applied the brakes.
So Cromarty with another hit runners first and third nobody out that's it number two off Boggs and here's catcher Gary Carter he's hitting two thirty eight with eleven home runs and forty seven RBI.
Carter has had five hits in this series three of them doubles one of them a Homer.
Infield will play a double play depth for Atlanta.
Outfield deep and shaded toward left. Boggs to the belt is pitch to Carter high fly ball shallow left field out goes Royster in comes Burroughs is going to drop in front of Burroughs base hit.
Throw coming will be cut off by the third baseman Hawner and parish scores parish had to hold near the bag to see if that ball will be caught had it been caught he probably would not have been able to tag and score.
But once the ball dropped in between Royster and Burroughs parish took off. Now the second goes Cromarty at the run scoring single for Gary Carter is forty eight RBI of the year.
And it's one nothing Montreal. Hit number three off Boggs runners first and second now with nobody out on the batter shortstop Chris fire fire two forty four hitter he has four home run thirty four runs driven in.
The stretch by Boggs the pitch to fire breaking ball low ball on.
Boggs was superb his last start he shut out the Phillies and for it walked only one struck out seven it was his first major league shut out his first National League complete game.
Now the one oh pitch again it's low to an O the count to Chris fire.
One nothing Montreal is it were in the top half of inning two. Full schedule in both leagues will keep you posted throughout the afternoon on scores.
Here's the two nothing pitch swing in a mess of the good fastball two and one the count and Chris fire pitcher Woody Prime and in the on deck circle.
Sign given by Joe Nolan here's the stretch by Boggs and the two one pitch again a fastball fouled back into the feet.
And that evens the count all two strike two.
Light breeze blowing here this afternoon blowing out toward right field.
Again the stretch by Boggs.
Long look at the runners the two two pitch high with a fastball count full three and two.
Boggs has a good fastball six to two hundred pounder only twenty two years old.
He was the second player picked in the country when he was drafted by the Texas Rangers in nineteen seventy four.
The runners are not going to three two pitches wide to right field base hit.
Runs into his coach.
The thought of the play is out.
Very unusual play third base coach Norm Sherry had the break supplied.
Joe Marty kept on coming around third when right into his third base coach Norm Sherry Gary Matthews throw came to the plate Nolan was there waiting.
When Joe Marty arrives.
Very very seldom you see anything like that happen you will see a runner go through a stop sign from time to time but I can't recall ever seeing a runner run into his third base coach they collided head on.
It's OK Gary Carter stopped at second at the base hit for Chris fire one out.
And the pitcher Woody Freiman will be the hitter.
Prime and over 18 as a hitter this year.
The stretch in the pitch Freiman butting drops it down the third base side foul nothing in one.
Now Freiman and third base coach Norm Sherry who's had a rocky inning here want to talk it over.
Sherry more shaken up than was comardy when the two collided.
The breaks on it had turned to look toward the plate to see where Matthews throw is coming just to make sure that he had done the right thing.
And boom.
Warren comardy was right into him.
The old one pitch to prime and is taken high the count one and one again he was swearing.
One out one run in.
The runner at first Carter the runner at second the stretch by Boggs and the one one pitch.
Freiman drops the bunt down the third base side good but catcher Joe Nolan feels so to mercy at first in time.
The runners move up.
That's a two three sacrifice for Woody Freiman out number two here in the top of the second fire now the runner at second Carter at third.
And we're back to the top of the order second baseman Dave Cash will reach down Reister there are his first time.
That feels straight away for cash back to the extremely close net up about an inch on the back.
The bonds will go back to the lineup here's a pitch to cash right down the middle of the fastball strike one call.
I'll be with you the rest of the way and Bray is radio today Ernie having to leave unfortunately the serve as a pallbearer for Franklin Brooks former Georgia Tech football coach.
The general taking place in Roswell this afternoon as a high pop fly.
First baseman Dale Murphy and feet on it makes the catch for not number three.
That could have been a lot worse.
Boggs is out of it in pretty good shape one run on four hits there were no errors and two runners left and at the end of an inning and a half our score Montreal one Atlanta nothing.
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We go to the bottom half of the second inning, Dale Murphy, Rod Gilbert, and Joe Nolan.
It is 6'7 and 8 in the order.
Scheduled up against Woody Freiman.
Murphy will lead it off. He has a six-game hitting streak.
Batting 246 leads the club in homers with 16 and leads the club in RBI's with 55.
Woody Freiman won it one against the Braes this year, 8 and 9 against Atlanta Lifestyle.
The veteran left-hander, winds and delivers.
Plinging in a miss at a good fastball, nothing in one to count.
He'll also be keeping you posted throughout the afternoon on the Pete Rose story.
Go for one at home against the Phillies so far today.
No one pitched to Murphy, Mrs. Lowell. One-on-one to count.
Reds will be here tomorrow night.
Phil Neitro faces rookie Mike LaCotte in the series opener. Here's the one-one to Murphy.
Fastball inside two-and-one.
Freiman winds is 2-1 pitch, breaking ball in the outside corner for a call strike that evens the count 2-2.
Freiman's curve ball breaks almost directly downward.
Ball's right off the table.
The left-hander ready for his 2-2 pitch to Murphy.
Filed back.
Into the upper deck. Count holds 2-2.
On our scoreboard, these scores report so far on the American leg after 5, Yankees 3-Minnesota 2,
Gidry against Erickson, Craig Cusick a home run from Minnesota in that game.
Texas at Chicago, no score after 3. Seattle at Detroit, it's 5-1.
Detroit after 3. Wilcox against Abbott.
Next pitch to Murphy is the Lowell curve missing Lowell. Counts hold 3-2.
Milwaukee at Toronto after 4. Brewers 2, Blue Jays 1. Rod League is against Underwood.
California's Baltimore, no score after 1. Frost against Flanagan. Here's the 3-2 pitch to Murphy.
There's a drive. Well hit right field. Back goes Valentine to the warning track to make the catch for the out.
The ball was well hit, Flammer. Valentine just did have room.
One gone, Rod Gilbert will be the hitter.
Gilbert's batting 2-41. Two homers, 20 RBI's.
A couple of other American league scores.
Oakland at Cleveland, 3-0 Indians after 2. Paxton against Johnson.
Diaz at Cleveland home run and Kansas City at Boston at 1-0 Royals after 1.5.
Sluthorpe against Lee. No scores in yet for many of the National League games.
Simon Weining is picked to Gilbert as a Czech swing foul back off the screen on on the count.
Now the 0-1 pitch. Fastball bounce forward third. Parrish plays it on the short hop.
Throws across the first in time.
Well the first two braves up and down an order here in the bottom of the second.
Now to capture John Olin. Olin batting 2-30.
He has two home runs, nine runs with an in.
Had two home runs in one game on Friday night.
That was the first time he had ever done that in the Major League.
Manager Bobby Cox before today's game has a very complimentary word for John Olin.
Then that he hasn't had much of a chance to play this year and has never complained once.
Just stays ready to do his job on that.
First pitch to Nolan. Olin inside ball one.
Now the wind in the 1-0 pitch. Curve, vinyl and swinging the count even. All one strike one.
Two out bases empty. 1-0 Montrealer score. We're in the bottom half of inning two.
The wind by Freyman. The 1-1 pitch. Curve foul back.
A ball and two strikes to count on John Olin.
Down the 1-2 delivery. Swing and a miss. The curve ball.
Tracks out Nolan. That's the first strike out for Woody Freyman out number three for Atlanta.
A 1-2 training in the bottom half of the second and after two score stays X-Bow's one braves nothing.
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We go to the top half of the third.
The second in Perez is Getsu hitters against Tommy Boggs.
X-Bow picked up four Hitsoff Boggs in the second inning that had managed only one run,
a base running mistake by Warren Cromarty.
Who ran through a hole sign by third base coach Norm Sherry and then ran right into Sherry.
He was thrown out at the plate.
Took a potential second run away from the X-Bow.
Andre Dawson applied to right his first time.
Exposed of 1-6, the Braves of 1-5 in the season series,
which concludes here today for a pitch to Dawson inside fastball Miss Ballas.
Down the 1-0 pitch. That's outside. Account 2 and nothing.
Swing and a miss at a good fastball. 2 and 1. Account to Andre Dawson.
Dawson moved up the X-Bow's organizational ladder very quickly.
After being signed at a Florida A&M.
Here's the 2-1 from Boggs. There's a high fly ball. Deep left field.
No way this one will stay in. It's in the blue seats. A long home run for Andre Dawson.
That makes it 2-0 Montreal.
As Dawson connects for his 17th home run of the season, RBI number 52.
Pitch number 5 off Tommy Boggs in the batter right fielder Ellis Valentine.
Pete Rose is at the plate in Cincinnati for his second at bat. He's 0-1.
Bouncing to the pitchers first time up.
Valentine the hitter, grounded to short his first time up. The pitch from Boggs.
Drilled down the left fielder line fair. Rolling into the left field corner.
Valentine takes the third at first. Heads for second.
Burrows up with a ball and Valentine in with a standup double.
For Valentine, his 25th double of the year. Hit number 6 off Tommy Boggs.
And now, Chloe Boyer. Out to the mound for the word with Tommy Boggs.
We're going to get some activity now on the Atlanta Bullpen.
Left-handed Craig Schoek will begin to throw.
Pete Rose at the plate in Cincinnati. We have a live report on the matrix board in center field.
He's 0-1 today as a count of 2-2 on him right now facing Larry Kripchinson.
He's trying to extend his hitting streak to 43 games this afternoon.
There's a conversation here between Boyer and Nolan and Boggs.
Still going on.
Rose flies out. In Cincinnati, he's now 0-2.
He's flying out to right field.
The meeting over at the mound and Tony Perez the hitter. Perez grounded to short his first time.
Rose is a 2-0 lead. Valentine down at second. Nobody out.
Stretching Boggs. Here's his pitch.
Gets away from Nolan rolling back towards the screen over the third easily. Goes on with Valentine.
Pitch was low on outside. No ruling yet from official store at Charlie Roberts.
He's still a wild pitch.
Now a runner at third with nobody out.
In field to play it in about halfway. The 1-0 pitch on the way to Perez.
High and inside with a fastball ball 2-2 and nothing.
Boggs working from the wind up. His 2-0 pitch hit right back at him. Bounces off Boggs.
He's flying up by Reusier. Fires the first but not in time.
The throw pulled Murphy off the bag at first. I don't know whether he would have had him or not.
It'll be a base hit for Tony Perez holding at third. Alice Valentine.
Now let's see if Boggs is okay. Looks like he might have gotten a glove on the ball.
It was a line shot right back at him.
Deflected off Boggs. Rolled for the shortstop Reusier. Jerry made the bare-handed pick up.
The throw on the first. A little off the mark. Pulled Murphy off the bag.
Perez has an infield hit. Valentine at third. Boggs says he's okay.
Larry Parrish the hitter. Parrish doubled his first time. That's seven hits in the game now for Montreal.
Breaking ball stayed high and the count of all the no strikes on Parrish.
Scopes continuing to work in the Atlanta Bullfin.
Now the 1-0 pitch. Almost behind the Parrish. He ducks under an off-speed breaking ball and the count two and nothing.
Again was stretched by Boggs. The 2-0 pitch.
Staff ball hit high and deep to center field. But now going back. Still going back.
Looks up this one's gone home run. A line drive that just kept carrying.
And Larry Parrish has his 11th home run of the year. Montreal has a five to dopping lead.
Three RBI's for Parrish giving him a total of 48 for the season. Bobby Cox on his way to the mile.
This will be the end of the afternoon for Tommy Boggs.
Though Boggs goes two innings. Faces four batters here in the third. He allows five runs. Eight hits.
All five of the runs are earned.
No walks. No strikeouts for Boggs. One wild pitch.
Craig Shulkin from the bullpen.
Last hander making his 22nd appearance of the year. He has a record of two and one. Two saves and an earned an average of 2.45.
He's allowed nine earned runs and 29 hits and 34 innings. He's walked eight and he has struck out 12.
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If you're about ready to go to work you'll be facing Warren Cromartie, Montréal out in front five to nothing.
They got out in front five nothing in last night's game. Braves came back to limits.
And we'll have to do the same thing here this afternoon.
Those of you who may have missed some of the late scores last night.
Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh and San Diego defeated St. Louis.
The five of Dodgers combined with a loss by San Francisco yesterday moved Los Angeles into a first place high with the Giants in the National League West.
Cincinnati just one game back. San Diego now at the 500 level nine and a half out.
The Braves are 12 and a half back. Houston 14 and a half out.
Over in the East Philadelphia with a four game lead over the Cubs. Pittsburgh seven back. Montréal nine and a half out.
Then the Mets 12 and a half back and the Cardinals 16 and a half out.
The American League West Kansas City leads California by four.
The American League East Boston leads Milwaukee nine five and a half.
Here's Warren Cromartie at a single his first time up.
Goes first pitch is foul out of play third base.
No one won the count five nothing exposed.
Home runs by Dawson and Parrish in this inning have accounted for four of the runs.
There's the 0-1 pitch. There's the drive foul again down the left field side.
Little deeper into the seats this time. It's nothing in two.
Carter drove in the other Montreal run with a single back in the second.
Now the 0-2 pitch on the way to Cromartie fouls straight back. Still nothing in two.
The expos have lost eight of their last nine games.
The first pitch on the way to curve outside one and two to Warren Cromartie.
I spoke at a very good start this year.
But the month of July has been a bad one for them.
They're 11 and 19 for the month.
Again the curve from scope again it's outside in the cabin Cromartie even at ball two strike two.
Now the wind of the 2-2 pitch hit foul off the end of the bat. Still 2-2.
Although we know that Pete Rose is 0-2 in Cincinnati we still have no score on our ticker.
In that game Phillies and Reds. There's the 2-2 pitch bouncing ball foul down the first base side.
Now remains ball two strike two. New York plays excuses.
St. Louis of San Diego, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and Chicago at San Francisco.
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Those games all start later. 2-2 pitch to Cromartie. High drive down the left field line.
Burroughs giving it a chase. Races in the foul territory. Can't quite reach it.
The ball drop foul in the cabin Cromartie holds at 2-2.
Sculpt has thrown eight pitches to Cromartie. Six of them strikes.
But the little left hand hitter just keeps fouling them off. Staying alive.
Again a 2-2 pitch on the way. Low in the count hole three and two.
The left hand hitter catcher Gary Carter. This is a tough batting order for a left handed pitcher to face.
Cromartie the only left hand hitter in it.
Now the payoff pitch to Cromartie again foul back.
Still 3-2 to Warren Cromartie.
Cromartie over to the on-back circle for the Rosin bag now striding back towards the plate.
Again a 3-2 pitch to him. Bouncing ball right back to Stoker. Makes a nice play.
Throws on the Murphy and Dyer. Cromartie retired. There's out number one here on the top of the third.
And now the catcher Gary Carter who drove in Montréal's first run with a single left back in the second.
How about the Savannah Braves. They lost the game last night to Chattanooga.
Final score 3-2. The game took 21 innings.
Here's the pitch to Gary Carter as the strike calls curve in the inside corner.
Now the 0-1 pitch. A little bit high. Count even 1-1.
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1-1 pitch to Carter. Lying drive. Base hit left field.
Burrows bobbles the ball a bit. Carter takes a big turn at first.
But Burrows recovers. Gets it back to the infield and Carter held it with single.
Carter now 2-2. That's hit number nine for the Expos.
Shortstop Chris Pire will step in. He's single his first time up.
In that game in Savannah Monday night it'll be Savannah and Nashville.
And the Southside JCs will be teaming up with the Savannah Braves to help fight muscular dystrophy.
Take it's available in the Savannah area at all 7-11 stores. Donation from all proceeds.
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Here's the stretch in the pitch to Chris Pire taking a low ball on Pire at a base hit his first time.
Now batting 2-46. Four homers. Driven in 34.
Stretch in the 1-0 pitch. Curve low. 2-0.
Pire the 7th Expo to bat here in the 3rd.
Four runs are in. Carter the runner at first.
Still only one out.
Here's the 2-0 pitch. Again low on the inside of the curve and the count goes to 3-0.
Pire takes a look at third base coach Norm Sherry.
Now steps back in.
Here's the 3-0 delivery. That's high ball 4.
The first walk issued by Craig Scowk. In fact the first walk off Atlanta pitching in this game.
Now the second goes Gary Carter. Now pitcher Woody Freiman becomes the 8th man to bat at the inning.
Score from Cincinnati after 2. Reds 2 Philly is nothing. George Foster another home run for the Reds. He now has 25.
Freiman had a sacrifice but his first time up.
Infield in at the corners. Double play depth at 2nd and short. I feel very shallow.
Time calls now as Nolan and Scowk want to talk over the sign.
The meeting over Nolan back behind the plate.
Here's the stretch by Scowk and the pitch to Freiman. He's squaring bunch of foul off his foot.
Nothing in one. The count of Woody Freiman. This is the second tour of duty for Freiman with Montreal.
He went to Cincinnati then the Chicago Cubs and back to the exposed.
Also playing for the Pirates the Phillies and the Tigers. The stretch in the 0-1 pitch again he's bunning pops it foul.
Drops just out of the reach if you don't know it. Nolan gave it a good try. The ball was only about four feet off the ground.
Nothing in two. The count of Freiman. I will see what Dick Williams does. They keep the bun on or take it off with two strikes in his pitcher.
Runners get their leads. Fire from first, Carter from second. Scowk stretching. Long look at the runners. The 0-2 pitch.
He was squaring and takes strike for a call. Fast fall over at the knee.
First strikeout for Craig Scowk out number two in the third. Now Dave Cash the top of the order.
He reached on Reister's error in the first. Hops the first and the second.
Matting for the third time in the game is the ninth man to bat here in the third inning for Montreal.
Runners get their leads. Scowk takes a quick look. Starts off Cash with a curve low of all one.
Again the look at the runners and the 1-0 pitch. That curve just missed inside. Two or nothing to count on Dave Cash.
Exposed lead at five nothing. But we've got a long way to go. We're only in the top of the third.
Craig Scowk on a release of Tommy Boggs. As the sign of the stretch in the 2-0 pitch. Fast fall misses high ball three.
3-0 the count to Cash. Cincinnati here tomorrow night. We do want to remind all fans that there are still plenty of good tickets remaining for tomorrow night's game.
Get them early tomorrow. Here's the 3-0 pitch. Cash gets the green light. There's a drive to deep left field.
The burrows. Looks like this one's out of here. A three run homer for Dave Cash and a 3-0 pitch.
That'll score Carter and Spire in front of him. It is now eight to nothing exposed. That's Cash's third homer of the year.
The three RBI's give him 26 for the season. And now Andre Dawson who let off this inning with a home run.
Three home runs in this inning by Montreal. Dawson's solo shot and a pair of three run homers. One by Larry Parish. Now one by Dave Cash.
A seven run inning. It's eight nothing Montreal and here's Dawson again. He has climbed to right along with that home run.
Take the curve outside ball one.
And the wind in the 1-0 pitch that bounces up there and back to the screen. 2-0 to Carter Dawson.
Goat has his sign. Here's the left hander's line. It's 2-0 pitch pop foul. This one will drop back out of play.
Two balls. One strike to count. To Andre Dawson.
Goat's go ready. Here's his 2-1 pitch. Fastball hit high and deep to center field. But now back he looks up. This one's gone.
Andre Dawson has just hit his second home run in the innings.
It is now nine to nothing Montreal. For Dawson his 18th home run is 53rd RBI.
We'll have to check the record book to see how many players have hit two home runs in one inning. It hasn't been many.
That is the fourth home run in the inning hit by the Expo. Here's Ellis Valentine. He grounded the short in the first, doubled in the third.
The line by Skok in the pitch. Foul back.
Nothing in one. McCann and Valentine. Nine runs. 11 hits for the Expo. Who's faster. Boomin here this afternoon.
The line in the 0-1 pitch. Pop some foul back out of play. Nothing in two to count.
Dawson, Parrish, Cash and then Dawson again if hit home runs in the innings.
I believe the major league record for most home runs in an inning by one team is five. Here's the 0-2 pitch. Pop foul.
The ball is in the way. Still 0-2.
Four of the runs in the inning charged to.
Five, four to Skok. There's a line drive. They sit in the left field. Burrows up a bit. Gets it back to the infield. Valentine.
Down with his second hit of the inning. That is hit number 12 for Montreal.
Nolan out for a word with Skok. Here's Tony Perez. He's the 12th man to bat here in the top of the 30.
He's grounded the short. And a line shot single that carrom buff starting pitcher Tommy Vogue.
Valentine the runner at first. Murphy will hold him. Skok takes a look over. Here's the pitch. Perez pops the foul back out of play. Nothing in one to count.
Here's the 0-1 pitch inside. Count one on one.
Ray Dawson is tied a major league record by hitting two home runs in one inning.
Last time it was done was by Cliff Johnson. Now the New York Yankees June 30th of last year. There's a slow bouncing ball.
The short. Weissner gets it over to Gilbrith in time before Valentine. And the inning is finally over.
But one inning it was for Montreal as they hit four home runs coming up with eight runs on eight hits.
There were no errors and one runner left. At the end of two and a half our score Montreal nine Atlanta nothing.
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Well the Braves and all Braves fans will be honoring Pete Rose here tomorrow night.
But Pete will also be honoring the fans of Atlanta because prior to the game forty four Pete Rose posters will be personally autographed by Mr. Rose.
And these posters will be given away to lucky fans attending Monday night's game.
That's tomorrow night when the Braves and the Cincinnati Reds open a three game series, possibly the biggest night of the season.
We may have Pete Rose shooting for game number forty four in a row.
Pitcher Craig Scoke leaves off the bottom of the third for Atlanta Braves trailing at nine to nothing. Here's Woody Freiman's first pitch.
Curve over, call strike one. Scoke is a hitter this year.
One for six, batting 167 is one hit a double.
Takes the fastball high, one-on-one the count. 18 other players have hit two home runs in one inning. Cliff Johnson did it last with a Yankees last June.
The one-one pitch, fouled off at the plate, one-on-two the count.
So Andre Dawson's name in the record books.
The line by Woody Freiman, the one-two pitch to Scoke, just inside two and two.
Now the two-two pitch, bouncing ball in the hole base hit left field.
Couldn't have thrown the ball any better.
Just out of the race, you both the third baseman parish and the shortstop fired. Craig Scoke has opened up the Atlanta third with a base hit.
Players in the Braves will have back players in all clubs comment about how well the ball carries here at Atlanta Fulton County Stadium during the daylight hours.
We've had a lot of wild and woolly Sunday afternoon games here and a lot of run scores, so don't go away yet.
Long way to go, it's nine-nothing exposed, but let's see what happens. Here's Reister.
Swing and a miss, he was trying to go to right field with a Woody Freiman fastball.
Reister lined out to Freiman his first time.
The Reds here tomorrow night, a lot of good seats still available.
Here's the oh-one pitch, just inside one-on-one the count of Reister.
Scoke not being held at first. Freiman takes a quick look over. Here's the one-one delivery.
Outside two-on-one, that base hit by Scoke was hit number two for Atlanta off Woody Freiman.
Freiman ready, here's his stretch and his two-one pitch. There's a high fly ball down the left field line that is going to hook foul.
Bouncing off the facade just above the exposed bullpen bench. Two-and-two, the count of Reister.
Well, in this four-game series, we have had four different players with two home runs in one game. Horner is on it twice, Nolan for Atlanta once, and now Andre Dawson.
Here's the two-two pitch to Reister, flat foul on the play right side. That'll go into the upper deck.
Here's the two-and-two, the two-and-two. Reister just got back in the starting lineup last night after missing four games with a knee injury which he suffered Monday night in Philadelphia.
Two-two pitch, low ball free, three-and-two. Barry Bonnell, the on-deck hitter. Woody Freiman.
Here's his sign from Carter. Here's the left-hander's stretch in the three-two pitch, foul back, three-and-two.
Braves are 29 and 22 here at home.
Here's the six games under 500 for the whole season. Here's the three-two pitch, ground ball, base hit, left field.
Warren Kilmardi gets it back to the end field, and the Braves have runners at first and second.
Well, this is what it takes to come back in games like this. You've got to get some base runners aboard, and then hope for a little long ball.
Here's Bonnell, the hitter, and base hit by Reister, hit number three off Reiman. Many, many times you'll see a team have a big inning as Montreal did in the top of the third,
and then their pitcher come back in the next half inning and have himself kind of a rocky inning.
Pitcher on that bench for a long time during a beginning. Sometimes it'll cause a pitcher to lose a little bit.
He's not single his first time. Reister at first, Skokit second, nobody out.
The stretch by Woody Freiman in the pitch. Freikall, Bonnell taking a curve in the outside corner.
The garden, corners corner, Dale's den, Barry's basket all out today. There's a fastball high, one-on-one the count.
Montreal's Warren Kilmardi even has a sign. There's Go Crow. Here's the one-on-one pitch.
A little low, two-on-one the count to Barry Bonnell. Now the stretch by Freiman in the two-on-pitch.
Change of his foul back towards the screen. Count even two-and-two.
In the bottom of the third, Montréal with a nine-to-nothing lead.
Braves have runners at first and second, nobody out. And a two-two count on Bonnell.
Pete Rose is at the plate in Cincinnati for the third time. He is over two.
Woody Freiman stretching. Here's the two-two pitch.
Swing and a miss, but now on the there on strike. Fastball got him. That's Freikall number two for Woody Freiman.
Out number one here in the bottom half of the third. Now Gary Matthews who was hit by a pitch his first time up.
Here's the first time he's hit by a Cincinnati game. At the end of four, Red's two fillies nothing.
Freiman stretching is pitched to Matthews, high and outside. One ball, no strikes the count.
The master leads from first, scope from second. Here's Freiman stretch as one-oh pitch.
Fouls hit held on to by Gary Cutter. Count one-on-one.
Pete Rose just got a base hit. He is now hit safely in 43 straight games.
A single for Pete Rose and he'll be going for a 44 game consecutive hitting streak tomorrow night here in Atlanta.
His single was to left field over the head of Mike Schmidt. Unbelievable.
Here's the one-one pitch to Matthews. Almost hit him again with an inside fastball.
Well fans, tomorrow night be here. Pete Rose will be going to tie Wee Willie Keeler's 44 game hitting streak set back before the turn of the century.
Here's the stretch in the two-one to Matthews, swinging the message two and two.
A lot of tickets have already been sold but a lot of good seats still remaining.
Forget your tickets. Come on out and honor when the baseball's all-time great.
Here's the stretch by Freiman, the two-two pitch. Way outside the McCount of Matthews, four, three and two.
We're going to tell you some things about Wee Willie Keeler.
As this game goes on, that's the man who Rose will be trying to tie them all.
Freiman comes to the belt three-two pitch, fouls hit, held on to by Gary Carter.
That is strikeout number three for Wee Willie Freiman.
So there are two gone now on the bottom of the third. Runners still at first and second. Here's Jeff Burroughs.
He's flying the deep right his first time.
It'll be Phil Necro trying to put an end to the Rose streak here tomorrow night, 7.35 game time.
And there'll be 44 Pete Rose autograph posters given away to Lucky Fan at tomorrow night's game.
Here's the stretch by Freiman the pitch. Burroughs takes inside ball one.
We're in the bottom of the third Montreal with a nine to nothing lead.
They got one run in the second, eight runs in the third as expo hitters delivered four home runs, two of them by Andre Dawson.
Down to one-oh pitch. Inside the gun on Burroughs two and nothing.
Freiman's two-nothing pitch. Curve in the outside edge for a strike at two and one. We'll check scores for you in the top half of the fourth inning.
Freiman ready now for his two-one pitch to Jeff Burroughs. Here it comes.
High pop up shallow center field. Andre Dawson in and two is left makes the grab.
That's it for the Braves in the third. No runs, two hits, no errors, two left at the end of three.
Score saves Montreal nine at line of nothing.
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The top half of the fourth inning, Larry Parrish, who lead it off from Montreal, he has doubled and homered in this game.
He's scored two runs, driven in three.
It's got word from Bob Hope that extra ticket windows are being opened here at Atlanta Houghton County Stadium for the remainder of today.
They'll be open until six o'clock with tickets on sale not only for tomorrow night's game, but for any game in the upcoming series of Cincinnati.
It should be a dandy with Phil Necrow going against them tomorrow night. Tom Seaver against Larry McWilliams here on Tuesday night.
Bill Bonham faces Preston Hannah Wednesday night. The Braves are then off on Thursday. Houston comes in for a weekend series beginning Friday.
And those extra ticket windows will be open until 6 p.m. this afternoon and will reopen at 8.30 tomorrow morning.
Here's Parrish leading off the fourth in a game that's been all Montreal so far.
Craig Scope to the lineup is pitched to Parrish.
High drive, deep left field, burrows looks up. This one's gone.
Larry Parrish has his second home run of the game and that is the sixth home run hit by the Expo's in the last two innings.
Parrish now with a double and two home runs, four RBI's in the game. He has 12 homers on the season, 49 RBI's.
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Warren Cromarty the hitter at 10-0 Montreal. Cromarty 1 for 2. There's a line drive to right field dropping in for extra bases bouncing off the wall.
Cromarty heads for second. Matthews gets it back to the infield and Cromarty on with a stand-up double.
The 14th hit for the Expo's are only in the top half of the fourth inning. This has been one of those days.
Now the catcher, Gary Carter. Carter's 2 for 2. He had a single in the second, a single in the third.
He has scored one run, driven in one. Mickey Maylor begins to loosen up now on the Atlanta bullpen.
Braves bullpen not too deep right now. Adrian Devine still disabled, buddy J. Solomon.
There's a line drive by Carter fouled on the left field side. Solomon who had started his last two appearances.
Rick Kapp threw on the sidelines yesterday, said it saws a little better.
He's still unable to pitch in the game and of course you don't like to use your bullpen aces.
You have like Gene Garber in games like this. Unless of course you come back. The 0-1 pitch, clinging to miss the curve, the count nothing in two.
The managers have to do something that they really hate to do and that is even when a pitcher is ineffective.
Leave them in there a little longer than they ordinarily would. At this stage of a game like this.
Nothing in two the count on Carter. Cormarty is second. Nobody else.
Stretched by a scope to pitch. Inside of a fastball, it's one and two.
This is one of the few times all season that Craig Scope has not been effective since coming up from Richmond.
He has done a fine job out of that bullpen.
Now to stretch in the one-two pitch. There's a drive. This one is going to base foul. It had the distance.
But not the direction.
It remains one and two to Gary Carter. Carter once hit two home runs and one inning in the minor leagues when he was at Memphis.
Which at that time was a triple A affiliate of Montreal.
There's the one-two pitch. Inside two and two.
Ten runs, 14 hits for the Expos. No runs, three hits to Atlanta.
We're in the top half of the fourth.
Cormarty leads from second. Scope stretches his two-two pitch. Again, yank foul down at left field line.
It's still two and two to Gary Carter. Carter from Culver City, California.
Only 24 years old. Hit 31 home runs last year while batting 284 for the Expos.
Now the two-two pitch. Did he go? Yes, he did. He changed the bat curve ball.
Loan inside. Scope strikes him out.
Trackout number two for Craig Scope. Out number one here in the top of the fourth. Now Chris Fire, the hitter.
There is single and walk.
Now looked back by Craig Scope to pitch to Spire. Pling in the midst of the curve. Nothing in one lookout.
On our scoreboard after seven in New York. Yankees and Twins tied up 33.
Gossage is now replaced. Gidry for the Yankees. Erickson pitching for Minnesota.
Cusick is homered for the Twins in that game.
A one pitch on the way to Spire. Low at 21. Texas at Chicago after six and a half.
Rangers four. White Sox two. Comer for Texas. Wood Shuler and Legro have all pitched for Chicago.
Legro is currently working.
Here's the one-one to Spire. It's low two and one.
Seattle at Detroit after five and a half. Tigers five. Seattle three. Wilcox replaced by Sikes and the six for Tigers.
Abbott house and now parrot for Seattle. Robertson Jones if it's Seattle home run.
Here's the two-one delivery. Pling in the midst of the breaking ball. Two and two to the count of Chris Spire.
Milwaukee at Toronto at the end of six. Brewers five. Blue Jays four.
Rodriguez replaced by Replogel for Milwaukee. Underwood replaced by Murphy for Toronto.
Bissetti and Mayberry at the Blue Jays homers. Two-two pitch to Spire. Bounce foul down the third base side.
California at Baltimore after four. It's one nothing. Angels frost against Flanagan. Oakland at Cleveland after four.
It's three nothing. Indians. Paxton against Johnson. Diaz a Cleveland home run. Kansas City at Boston at the end of four and a half.
Two nothing. Royals. Slither off against Lee. Phillies and Reds after four. Two nothing. Cincinnati.
Hume against Christensen. Foster a home run. Rose a base hit.
Two-two pitch to Spire. Checks swing. Foul tip held on to by Joan Olin. Strikeout number three for Craig Scopes.
Out number two here in the top half of the fourth inning. And now the pitcher Woody Freiman.
Well, the sacrifice spun in the second. Looks at the third strike in the third.
Cubs and Giants now underway. Chicago with a one nothing lead after one.
That's in San Francisco. Here's the pitch. Outside ball one.
Two outs. Cromarty at second. We're in the top of the fourth. Expo's ten braves. Nothing our score.
The one-oh pitch. Way outside two-and-oh.
Mailer continues to work in the Atlanta Bullpen.
As Scope gets ready for his two-oh pitch to Freiman. Hop foul back toward the press box.
And in. Dennis Dumbler. Makes a nice play.
Two-and-one to Woody Freiman. Here's the two-on-pitch bouncing ball fielded by the pitcher Scopes.
Grows on to Murphy in time for out number three. So that's all for the Expo's in the fourth.
They come up with one run on the Larry Parrishomer. Two hits. There were no errors in one runner left.
And at the end of three-and-a-half our score now. Montréal ten Atlanta nothing.
At the bottom half of the fourth inning Bob Hunter, Dale Murphy and Rod Gilbert's schedule hitters against Woody Freiman.
When Pete Rose and the Reds are here tomorrow night Pete will be trying to tie a record established by Wily Keeler back in 1897 when he hit in 44th grade games.
Baseball was a very different game back then. Back following that 1897 season. Baseball established a new set of rules.
One thing which they outlawed was hiding baseballs in long outfield grass and using them to throw runners out of strategic moments.
I also could make the footing a little treacherous out there I would say.
The owner popped out his first time. Takes a strike from Woody Freiman. Nothing in one to count.
The line by Freiman the 0-1 pitch to Horner.
Glowing away one-on-one. Horner trying to extend the ten game hitting streak. That's the longest streak any brave has had this year.
The longest streak any brave has had. Jerry Reister and Darryl Cheney each had ten game streaks earlier.
One-one pitch hit off the fifth toward first down one half to Perez. Makes the unassisted play one down.
One away in the bottom of the fourth, Dale Murphy will be the hitter. He lined out to write his first time.
The first time.
Freiman winding is pitch on the way to Merck.
High bouncing ball over the mound. Second baseman Dave Cash near the bag as it throws on the first just in time.
Nice play by Cash to retire Murphy.
Two down now in the fourth and second baseman Rob Gilbert is up. Gilbert is grounded to third his first time.
Freiman winding is pitch. Fast ball over at the knees nothing in one to count.
The line by Woody and the 0-1 pitch. Pop them up foul first base side. Perez giving it a chase with the sunglasses down but won't have a play.
Nothing in two and Rob Gilbert.
Here's the 0-2 pitch. Over but low one and two. Woody Freiman a late starter in his baseball career.
He was 26 years old before he signed his first pro contract. Here's the 1-2 pitch. Right back to Freiman. Nice play by Woody on one half throws on the first.
And the Braves are down and out in the fourth. No run hit there as the men left after four. Our score stays exposed 10. Braves nothing.
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They go to the top half of the fifth inning top of the order will back from Montreal Dave Cash Andre Dawson and Ellis Valentine.
They're talking a moment ago about baseball and the we willy dealer era dealer the smallest player in the Hall of Fame was only five four way to 140.
Known for his phrase I hit him where they ate. He gets 432 in 1897 the year he hit him 44 straight.
Play for the old Baltimore Orioles.
We're owned by a gentleman by the name of Harry Von Horst who also owned a brewery.
As he's reached in an error popped the first and hit a three run homer first pitch is low ball one.
Now the one oh pitch again a low curve ball to a nothing to count.
Craig Scokes came on back in the third release of Tommy Boggs.
The box is wrapped up for five runs. Scokes is also given up five.
They pitch the cash outside three and nothing.
Now the three nothing pitch strike calls cash taking all the way three and one.
Scokes haven't had many games they've been out of this year.
There's the three one delivery to cash bouncing ball right side.
Rod Gilbert has it in the second half throws on the first in time.
The cash retired one down on the top of the fifth and now Andre Dawson who back in the third inning became only the 18th player in Major League history to hit two homeruns and one inning.
There were two solo shots. He has also climbed to right.
There was 18 homers and 53 runs driven in for the season. Thatting to 49.
First pitch to him low ball one.
Now fielder Del Uncernin, fielder Peppey Prius loosening up down in the Montreal Bullpen so he may see some changes.
He's not this early in the game. Here's the one oh pitch foul back one at one.
Exposed go with a pretty set lineup. They don't platoon at all.
The only chance to take Williams gets to rest is regular players are in games and he gets a big lead.
Now he has skoken the one one pitch just inside two and one.
Now the two one delivery. There's a lion drive left field Jeff Burroughs in about two steps makes the catch.
Number two. Two gone in the top half of the fifth inning and that'll bring up Ellis Valentine. Valentine two for three.
Grounded to short in the first, doubled in the third, singles also in the third.
Exposed and twelve men to the plate in that third inning.
The line by Craig Scokes to pitch to Valentine is pop foul back out of play.
Nothing in one account.
Can she just join us? Pete Rose and his third at bat today single the left field.
That's a 43 game hitting streak.
We'll try for 44 here at the stadium against Phil Necrow tomorrow night.
Extra ticket windows will be open until six tonight and reopen at 8 30 tomorrow morning.
The one pitch to Valentine is inside in the count one and one.
Now the line in the one one pitch. There's a lion drive center field but now we'll have to play it in the hot base hit for Valentine.
His third hit of the afternoon.
That is hit number 15 from Montreal.
The seventh hit off Craig Scokes and the batter first baseman Tony Perez.
He's over one for three and an infield single in the third.
He's also grounded to short and hit into a fourth play.
The stretch by Scokes and the pitch Perez pops his foul back toward the press box again.
Bounces back downstairs.
This is Joe Nolan as a souvenir.
The stretch by Scokes the 0 1 to Perez low one on one.
There's probably nobody in baseball pulling any harder for Pete Rose and the guy at the plate right now Tony Perez who came up the Reds
organizational ladder as a teammate of Pete Rose of course played in Cincinnati for many years with Rose.
Very close friend of Pete.
The one one pitch there's a high fly ball deep right center field Matthews back Vanell back they look up it is gone home run.
That is the sixth home run hit by the Expo here this afternoon as they up their lead now at twelve to nothing.
Tony Perez home run number nine RBI is number fifty four and fifty five hit number sixteen for the Expo.
And here's Larry Parrish who has doubled and homework twice.
He scored three times and driven in four.
Taylor again up in the Atlanta bullpen.
Here's the one oh pitch high with a fastball one on one account.
Now the line of me makes pitches outside.
Curve ball missing.
Two and one.
Two one delivery.
Breaking ball inside ball three.
Three and one the count and Larry Parrish.
Wiving is three one delivery strike two calls.
Fastball outside corner four count three and two.
The line score for Montreal looks like a zip code.
Oh one eight one two.
There's a three two pitch high fly ball deep center field but now going back looks up it is gone.
Larry Parrish has hit his third home run of this game and the Expo have hit their seventh.
That home run carried directly over the four oh two side and straight away center.
Parrish now with a double three home runs and five RBIs in this game.
And we're only in the fifth inning.
That's going to be all for Craig Scowk.
Bobby Cox out to make the change.
Mickey Maylor will come in.
Scowk works two and two thirds innings.
He has given up eight runs.
Nine hits.
All eight of the runs are earned.
He walked one and he struck out three and now Mickey Maylor will come on the pitch.
Maylor was the starting pitcher in last night's game.
Left after one and two thirds innings surrendering five runs.
Mickey making his 22nd appearance of the year.
He's made 11 starts.
Has a record of three wins five defeats earned on average of 3.81.
He's given up 33 earned runs and 63 hits.
In 77 and two thirds innings he's walked 38.
He struck out 51.
And home run by Parrish makes it 13 to nothing.
Parrish now with 13 home runs and 50 RBIs.
He has three home runs in this game.
Parrish is hit three. Dawson's hit two.
Perez is hit one. Cash is hit one.
Maylor is set to go now against Warren Comarty who has singles bounce to the pitcher and doubles.
13 runs 17 hits for the Expos.
The finding is pitched to Comarty.
Fastball outside ball one.
Now the 1-0 pitch fouled back.
Now ball with a strike to count to Comarty.
The wind by Maylor the 1-1 pitch.
High at 2-1.
Now the 2-1 delivery.
High pop foul third base side.
Horner and Nolan both chasing.
They might collide.
Nope.
Nolan calls off Horner and makes the play for out number three.
Looks like they're on a collision course there for a moment.
Nolan makes the catch and that's it for the Expos and the fifth.
But they pick up three more runs and three hits.
Homer's by Perez and Parrish in the inning.
There are no errors nonetheless after four and a half.
Our score Montréal 13 at Latin nothing.
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They go to the bottom half of the fifth inning.
This is our goodies home run jackpot inning.
Braves need a few down 13 to nothing.
All kinds of defensive changes for Montreal.
H.A. Williams our contestant for Joe Nolan who takes the first pitch inside ball one.
H.A. Williams of 62nd Street in Fairfield, Alabama.
$825 in the goodies jackpot this afternoon.
1-0 pitch is low 2-0. Tommy Hutton the new first baseman for Montreal.
Sam Pappy is the new second baseman.
Here's the 2-0 pitch to Nolan.
Foul back 2-1.
Del Anter is the new left fielder.
Sammy Mahias is the new right fielder.
The outfield now has Anter and left.
Dawson Center and Mahias right.
Curve is over strike two calls account to Nolan 2-2.
Infield is Hutton at first.
Pappy second.
Spire short.
Parish third.
We're in the bottom of the fifth.
The line by Fryman the 2-2 pitch.
Strike three calls.
Curve ball catches Nolan looking.
That is strikeout number four for Woody Fryman.
Now the pitcher Mickey Maylor batting for the first time.
He is hitting for Shirley Bumgardner of Cedar Street in Suffolk, Virginia.
First pitch to Maylor misses low ball one.
Mickey is the hitter this year.
Is 2 for 24 batting 0-83.
No extra base hits.
One RBI switch hitter batting right against Fryman.
Takes the breaking ball downstairs.
To another count.
Low with a fastball.
It's 3-0 now to Mickey Maylor.
Now the line by Fryman the 3-0 pitch.
Right down the middle of the fastball.
Maylor taking all the way.
It's 3-1.
$825 goes to a lucky listener.
And for Bray to hit the home run here in the fifth inning.
Here's the 3-1 pitch to Maylor.
He takes strike two calls.
Counts full now 3-2.
13-0 Montréal leads it.
The line and the 3-2 pitch.
Bouncing ball over the head of Parrish in the left field.
And the batting ball is 3-2.
Mickey Maylor with hit number four of the afternoon for Atlanta.
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Jerry Reuters the hitter is one for two.
Line to the pitcher in single.
He's batting for H.L. Rollins of Tyrone, Georgia.
Fryman stretches his pitch to Reuters.
Foul tip held on to by Carter.
Nothing in one to count.
Maylor not being held at first.
Fryman takes a quick look over the 0-1 pitch.
Line foul down toward the right field picnic area.
Almost landed in the cooler they've got down there.
Count 0-2 on Reuters.
Now the stretch in the 0-2 pitch.
Now the pitch is outside 1-2.
We're going to have some drama here tomorrow night when Pete Rose is in trying to hit in his 44th straight game.
We're going to have some drama here that today the next time Larry Parrish steps in.
He's hit three home runs in this game already.
Here's the 1-2 pitch. Reister lines at foul.
Down the left field side, count 1-2.
Only seven players in baseball history have ever hit four home runs in one game.
Here's Fryman stretches 1-2 pitch high and inside 2-2.
One out, Maylor at first.
Woody Fryman gets his sign from Gary Carter.
Here's the stretch by the left hander in the 2-2 pitch.
Reister swings, fly ball pretty well hit to right field.
Sammy Mahia is going toward the line and has a play though and makes the catch.
For out number two holding in first, Mickey Maylor.
And now Barry Bonnell, batting for Dan Siepker of Ibsen Avenue in Orlando, Florida.
Bonnell is 1-2 at a front single in the first inning, struck out in the third.
Fryman looks toward first, here's the pitch to Barry, outside ball one.
The stretch in the 1-0 pitch, high, have a count two and nothing.
Two out, Maylor at first.
And the stretch by Fryman, the 2-0 pitch, strike call.
Two and one, the count on Bonnell.
Two on delivery, grounded toward short, off with its fire, flips to Papi at second,
in time for the fourth, and that's it for the Braves in the fifth.
No winner in our goodies jackpot, so tomorrow night the jackpot will be up to $850.
The fifth for Atlanta, no runs, one hit, one left.
We played five and our score stays Montreal 13.
Our Braves, nothing.
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We go to the top half of the sixth inning.
Catcher Gary Carter will lead it off to the Expo's against Mickey Mailer.
Carter is 2-3 this afternoon, he's single twice and struck out.
He'll be followed by the shortstop Chris Pire, then the pitcher Woody Priman.
The wine by Mailer and the pitch, low and inside.
Ball on the count in Carter.
Now the 1-0 pitch coming.
Low curve, state high, the count 2-0 on Gary Carter.
Expo go back home after this series at play Pittsburgh.
At Olympic Stadium in Montreal tomorrow night.
Adlin bounces all the way back to the screen and the count goes to 3-0 now on Gary Carter.
Well that is some road trip to Pirates around there in Los Angeles today.
They'll be in Montreal tomorrow.
3-0 pitch, low and inside.
Carter walks to open the sixth.
First walk issued by Mailer.
Only the second walk off Atlanta pitching, but walks haven't been the problem here today.
Home runs have.
Expo's has counted out 7 home runs, 13-0.
Carter at first is Chris Pire.
Pire is single, walks and struck out.
Pire is single, walks and strikes.
Mailer stretches and delivers.
Pire swings, there's a drive, deep left center field, back goes Manel, back goes Burroughs.
This one gone home run.
That makes it 15.
For Chris Pire, his fifth home run, RBIs number 35 and 36.
15 to nothing, Montreal.
Now the pitcher Woody Freiman.
He is a sacrifice, but a strikeout, and a strong outpitcher to first.
There's a drive, deep left center field, back goes Burroughs.
He looks up, it is off the wall in left center.
Freiman will take the turn at first and hold there.
He just doesn't want to exert himself.
That's a single off the left center field wall by Freiman.
The most home runs in a game by one club.
The record is eight, and the record has just been tied by Montreal.
It's been done three other times in the National League, the Milwaukee Braves did it in 1953,
the Cincinnati Reds in 1956, the San Francisco Giants in 1961.
This is the record.
The first pitch outside ball on Papi, hitting 262, no homers, six RBIs.
Maylor stretches his one-oh-pitch, high pop foul, third base side,
Horner giving it a chase, will not have a play, it's in the seats.
The Exos have tied a major league record here today with eight home runs in one game,
and done three times in the American League by the Yankees in 1939, the Minnesota Twins in 1963,
and the Boston Reds box on July 4th last season.
We're only on the sixth inning.
Here's the one-one pitch.
Low two-and-one.
Andre Dawson has tied a major league record here today with two home runs and one innings.
Larry Parrish has hit three homers in this game, will be up at least one more time.
Here's the stretch in the two-one pitch,
swinging in a miss at the curve, the count two and two,
Papi a right-hand hitter.
Hasn't played much for the Exos this year.
27 years old from Fresno, California.
Here's the two-two pitch, line drive, base, hit, center field.
Buddy Freiman lobes down to second where he'll stay.
That is hit three homers in the second half.
That is hit number 20 for the Exos.
Now the center fielder Andre Dawson, he has climbed the right homer twice and climbed the left.
15 to nothing is our score.
Paid attendance here this afternoon, 10,834.
Still nobody out of the inning, the pitch to Dawson changed up way outside ball one.
That's the kind of game where if you're the manager,
you just kind of walk up and down the dugout and ask anybody in there if they like the pitch.
Here's the 1-0 pitch, fouled off at the plate.
Earl Weaver earlier this year in a game of the Orioles were getting trounced.
He used a couple of non-pitchers to pitch out to Larry Harlow and Catcher Ellie Hendrick.
We might see something like that here today before this is over.
Here's the 1-1 pitch, there's a line drive, base, hit to left field.
But he's climbing around 30, he's going to try to score, here comes the throw from Jeff Burroughs,
cut off by Horner, throws the third, out at third, his stand's happy.
So the 1-1 score is on the base hit by Dawson to make it 16 to nothing.
Happy, out trying to go from first to third, the left fielder Burroughs to the third baseman Horner
cuts the throw to the plate off and threw to the shortstop Reisker to put the tag on.
So it's a 7-5-6 play at third.
That is hit number 21 for Montreal.
And here's Sam Mahia setting to the first time, takes the curve strike.
One out now with Dawson the runner at first.
Mahia setting 185 for the year, no homers, two RBIs.
They're about to play right field in the fifth inning.
The 0-1 pitch, curve over, try to cut off.
Stretching, mailer with 0-2 pitch, fouled back, that one got Joan Olin.
He'll shake it off, the cattle stay 0-2.
Mahia has been used primarily defensively.
This is a 46th game he's played in, but only the 28th time he's been up to bat all year.
He's from the Dominican Republic.
Now the 0-2 pitch, curve outside, 1-2.
Down at first, Dawson gets his lead, the stretch in the 1-2.
A little bloop it down the left field side, giving it a chase order.
It's going to drop foul.
Jerry Reisker also over.
No chance for a play ball, was not hit that high.
The second half of the count of Mahia stays at 1-2.
Expo scored 1 in the second, 8 in the third, 1 in the fourth, 3 in the fifth.
They have 3 here in the sixth inning, with 1 out and Dawson the runner at first.
Stretched by mailer, the 1-2 pitch.
Curve got him, looking.
First strikeout for Mickey Mailer.
First out number 2 here in the top half of the sixth inning, and now Tommy Hutton will bat for the first time.
Hutton came on to play first base in the fifth inning.
He is 0-10 since coming over to the Expo, hit 2-53 in 64 games at Toronto.
Here is Stretches' pitch. Curve over, it's strike 1 call. Hutton a left-hand hitter.
Down the 0-1 delivery.
Line drive, left field, it's going to drop in, base hit.
Burroughs gets it back to the infield, Dawson stopping at second.
Number 22 for Montreal, and now the fans I think are going to be on the side of the Expo for this hitter, Larry Parrish.
Larry Parrish has hit 3 home runs in this game.
Only 7 other players in Major League history have ever hit 4 home runs in one game,
and Parrish has got a chance to do that.
He's also double the, he scored 4 runs, and driven in 5.
2 out, Hutton at first, Dawson at second.
Here's the stretch by-mailer, the pitch. Inside with a fastball, ball one.
Parrish the eighth man to bat here in the sixth inning.
Here's the stretch by-mailer, the 1-0 pitch. Curve low, 2-0.
And you know that Parrish isn't up there thinking about just getting a base hit and helping the average.
He knows what he's done.
Here's the 2-0 pitch to him. Curve strike in the inside corner 2-1.
Expo's have set a team record here today with their 22 hits.
The runners leave, mailer turns, throws back towards second, getting back safely on Ray Dawson.
The count 2-1 on Parrish.
The stretch by-mailer in the 2-1 pitch.
Swing in a miss, he was going for down-down.
Batting helmet flew off.
The count 2-2 as Parrish doesn't do it this time, he will get one more at bat.
This is only the sixth inning, so no matter what he does here, he will bat at least one more time in this game in the night.
Here's the stretch by-mailer and the 2-2 pitch.
Swing in a miss, strike three.
So, mailer strikes out, Larry Parrish.
Second strikeout for Mickey, out number three here on the sixth.
Montréal comes up with three more runs on five hits.
There are no Atlanta errors and a couple of men left.
And at the end of five and a half, our score now, Montréal, 16, Atlanta nothing.
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I hope Pete Rose goes for consecutive game number 44 in a hitting streak.
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Another defensive change from Montreal as we go to the bottom of the sixth.
Peppy Prius is the new shortstop.
Gary Matthews lays off the inning for Atlanta.
Takes a high fastball, ball one.
Matthews hit by a pitch in the first, struck out in the third.
Playing in a miss at the fastball, that's one-on-one.
Chico Ruiz loosening up down in the Alattabow pen by the Cardsville.
In his regular little rest too, it looks like in this game.
Here's the one-on-one pitch.
Matthews plays ground ball, Prius to his left up with it, throws out the first nice play.
Peppy Prius throws out Matthews, short the first for out number one.
And now Jeff Burroughs who's flying to right and flying to center.
Those amuse may just be joining us, may have tuned in late.
Wondering where Ernie Johnson may be today.
Unfortunately, Ernie's all the way to serve as a ball bearer.
At the funeral for Franklin Brooks, former Georgia Tech football coach.
He'll be back with us tomorrow night.
The pitch to Burroughs makes the curve strike nothing at one.
At the top of the sevenths, we'll check some scores for you.
Here's the old one-pitch inside one-on-one.
Now the one-on-one pitch to Jeff Burroughs, high pop foul.
The first one will drop out of play in the first-phase seats.
And the count one and two on Jeff.
One out, bases empty.
The prime and not just to the side from Gary Carter is the one-two pitch.
Now the two-two delivery.
Bouncing ball, it is fair.
Bouncing off the hand of the third base umpire.
Picked up now by third baseman Parrish.
He throws over to first not in time.
The ball hits the third base bag, then hits the hand of third base umpire Jerry Dale
as he was signaling fair ball.
Parrommed off Dale's hand right into the glove of Parrish.
He threw across the first but not in time.
So it's a base hit for Jeff Burroughs in field variety.
Fido Gaston will now come on to pinch run for Burroughs.
The Gaston running for Burroughs with one out.
Bob Horner the hitter.
The first base to extend a 10 game inning streak is over two.
He pops the second and grounds it out to first.
They have had some unusual plays in this game.
Base runner colliding with his coach.
Now a ground ball striking an umpire and staying in play.
What have been probably an extra base hit for Burroughs
had the ball not hit the hand of Dale.
The first ball is a 4-0 pass to Gary Brimond pitching to Horner.
It foul off the plate.
0-2 the count of Bob Horner.
Bating with one out.
Gaston pinch running for Burroughs at first.
Correction 1-1 the count.
Here's the 1-1 pitch.
Drilled toward third, Parrish grabs it.
Looks back toward first but Gaston back there safely.
So Horner hit it hard but right at Parrish.
That's out number two.
Now Dale Murphy, he's trying to extend the hitting streak too.
He hits faithfully in six straight games coming into this one.
He's slide to right and grounded the second here.
Gaston leaves from first to look over by Freiman and the pitch to Merse.
He's fouled back, nothing in one.
16 runs, 22 hits from Montreal, no runs, five hits for Atlanta.
Freiman stretches the 0-1 pitch.
Low at 1-1.
Freiman has pitched very well since the Expo's got him back.
This is his eighth game.
He's three-and-three with an earned on average of 2.16 from Montreal.
His ERA was over five when the Expo's got him.
There's a bouncing ball slowly hit up the middle.
Nice play by a second baseman, Patti, but it's over first, not in time.
The throw pulled Hutton off the bag at first,
but it'll be scored an infield single.
Dale Murphy now has a seven-game hitting streak.
Now Bob Beale will come on to run for Dale Murphy.
Beale running at first for Murphy, Gaston down at second since running for Burroughs.
Two outs and Rob Gilbert's up.
Gilbert over two, he's bounced to third and was thrown out pitcher to first.
Woody Freiman stretches.
Here's his pitch to Gilbert, swing and a miss.
He chased a low fastball, nothing in one.
He'll have some final scores to pass along to you from the American League.
Can we check our scores on the seventh?
Here's the 0-1 pitch, outside 1-1.
Beale running at first, Gaston at second, two outs.
An account of 1-1 on Rob Gilbert.
Freiman stretches his 1-1 pitch, just missed inside 2-1.
Now the 2-1 delivery, off foul, back toward the press box.
And then Gaston on Gilbert even now, 2-2.
Runners get their leads, here's Freiman's stretch.
His 2-2 pitch grounded towards short.
F.E. Frey has it, fires the second in time for the forced Beale and that's it for the Braves and the 6.
No runs, two hits.
No errors and two laps at the end of 6, our score today is Montreal 16, Atlanta nothing.
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Holds fail changes made by the Braves here.
Darrell Cheney into the game at shortstop.
He will bat in the leadoff spot.
Barry Bunnell moves from center field to right field.
Batting third now, be rolling off his in center field.
Cedal Gaston stays in the game.
In left field, Kiko Ruiz comes into the game.
He'll bat fifth and play second base.
Bob Beale stays in the game at first base.
Rod Gilbrick moves to third base.
The batter is Dell Unser batting for the first time.
They count on him two and nothing.
Unser batting 2-14, two homers, 11 RBI's.
He came on to play left field in the fifth inning.
We're in the seventh.
Mickey Miller winding, here's his 2-0 pitch to Unser.
Bouncing ball towards second.
Kiko Ruiz, field, clips it over to Beale at first in time.
One down.
Now Gary Carter was single twice, struck out and walked.
On our scoreboard, the Yankees beat Minnesota 4-3.
Rich Gossage got the win, Mike Marshall blocked.
Chicago over Texas 5-4, LaGrow over Cleveland.
Detroit beats Seattle 5-4, Wilcox over Abbott.
Milwaukee 10-0-5, dying the winner, Murphy the loser.
California at Baltimore, it's 1-0 angels after 6-1-1-2.
Oakland at Cleveland tied up 3-3 after 6.
Pitch to Carter, foul back strike one.
In Boston after 6-1-1, Kansas City leads the Red Sox 2-0.
In the National League after 6-1-1, Reds 4-1, Philly's 1.
Foster and Driesen have Cincinnati homeruns, Pete Rose has a hit.
He's now at in 43 straight.
Chicago at San Francisco also under way at 2-1 giants after 5.
That pitch almost hit Gary Carter.
Curve ball down around his ankle,
rolls back to the screen, they count one-on-one on Carter.
One-out.
Basis empty. Carter a little upset about that pitch.
It's a warm afternoon down in that field.
The last thing he wants to do is get hit on the ankle by a pitch ball
that's late in the game that he's having a lot of fun playing in.
There's a curve low and the count 2-1.
The line by Mailer, the 2-1 pitch inside ball three, 3-1 the count.
There are three other Nationally games starting later in New York,
at Houston, St. Louis, San Diego and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles.
Bouncing ball foul down towards third.
Norm Sherry tried to feel that ball.
Carrom off his hands, hit him in the head.
He's had a rough afternoon but he's having fun too
when you're leading by 16 runs.
You don't mind those things.
He had a base runner run into him early in the game.
Count full on Carter 3-2.
Here's the line by Mailer and the pitch.
There's a drive down the left field line.
Gaston chasing it, won't get it off the wall.
Carter takes the turn at first, trying for two.
He's on the second base, not in time.
Relay man Darryl Cheney got the ball, stuck in his glove.
So it's a double for Gary Carter.
Carter's third hit of the day is 16th double of the year.
It's hit number 23 for Montreal.
The 6th off Mailer.
Carter now with eight hits in this series.
One, two, three, four of them doubled.
Now Peppy 3 is the hitter.
3 is batting 250.
No homers, 3 RBI's batting for the first time.
He came on the play shortstop on the 6th inning.
Flings hit this one back up the middle base hit.
Carter around the corner of the corner.
This one back up the middle base hit.
Carter around third, he's going to score.
Office will get the ball back to second, three hits.
And just driven in his fourth run of the year to make it 17-0.
When I heard on the radio that Ernie was off to a two,
I thought I'd come up here and take some of the heat with you.
I think you've been handling yourself very well,
but you know it looks to me like you could use a color man.
How'd you like to do a little play by play?
Well, let me just try to be colorful.
Wow.
Here's what he's priming.
Oh, and one of the kind, he doesn't get the curve ball.
Let me warm up a little, you know.
I mean, you know, release pitches get a few warm-up touches
before they put him in, right?
Here's the oh-one pitch, it's low, one-on-one.
It's just been one of those days, folks.
I'm trying to get a say.
Here's the one-on-one pitch to Freeman outside two and one.
Haven't been many up in this year, but I mean,
it's not the Battle of Britain, you know.
I mean, you know, you're going to lose some games,
at least we're doing it in grand style.
Here's the two-on-one to Freeman.
It's his foul over toward the on-deck circle,
two and two to count.
Only one out.
17 runs and 24 hits in the game for Montreal.
He scored in every inning except the first.
Here's Mailer's stretch of two-two pitch.
Freeman hits this one foul.
Still two and two.
I thought this heat was going to melt these northerners,
but it looks like it's melted us instead.
Here's the two-two again to Freeman.
Here's the high-fly ball center field.
This will be handled by office easily.
Sunglasses down, makes the catch two down.
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Pappy the hitter, he's been up once at a base hit.
That came in the sixth inning.
Free as the runner at first.
Thank you Mailer's pitch on the way.
Pappy backs away from a high-end side fastball ball one.
Hey, Pete, why don't we see how many people listen to radio in the stadium?
All the beautiful girls that are listening to radio here in the stadium
stand up and wave at Pete Mann where?
Got some?
There was a slightly over-late fella down there.
Looks a little like Mike Marshall.
Count one and one on Stan Pappy.
These binoculars are real helpful.
Now it's one and two if he doesn't get the curve ball.
Two out.
Free as at first, not being held.
Mailer takes a quick look over the one-two pitch.
Inside, two and two.
Well, I know you're looking forward to tomorrow night,
just as much as the rest of us are,
as the rest of us come to town trying for this 44th consecutive game with a hit.
Here we are having a good crash.
As the ground ball is third,
Gilbert feels it throws two to Louise at second in time for the fourth on free as,
and that's out number three.
But in the seventh, one more Montreal run on two hits.
There were no errors one left, and at the end of six and a half,
our score Montreal 17 at Lada Nothings.
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John Olin, the hitter, is the lead off the bottom half of the seventh inning.
Swayings and misses strike one. He's 0-for-2. He's struck out twice.
Yeah, we are. They explosive it. Eight home runs in this game.
That ties the Major League record. They need one more to break it.
When was that? They've done 6-5 most recently, couple of years ago.
One-on-one now to Nolan.
What he's prime on who's been coasting here today delivers the 1-1 pitch low. It's 2-1.
What was the last thing to do? Uh-oh.
Have to look that one up. I think it was the Yankees. Might be wrong though.
Nolan's rubbing his hands in the dirt. Time call.
Now he's back in the box. The seat puts through the record book.
I thought you'd be able to call. I might just pop your head, Pete.
There's so many records in this game.
I'm awful out of about 574 pages worth.
There's a...
Oh, great catch by Centerfielder Andre Dawson on a line drive to Center.
Dawson making a shoot-top catch. Take the extra base hit away from Nolan.
Last time it was done was by the Red Sox last year. July 4th last year against Toronto.
Milwaukee Braves did it in 1953 against the Pirates.
And it happened at a Milwaukee Braves twice. Once in 56 against Cincinnati and once in 61 against the Giants.
So we've been involved three terms out of the eight. Now we're already involved four times.
Before out of nine.
Mickey Maylor, the hitter, takes the ball. He had a base hit back in the fifth inning.
It's only other time-up. Now a curve over for a strike. It's 1-1.
One out. Bottom of the seventh inning.
Well, everything works out for the best because if we hadn't been last last year, we wouldn't have gotten a corner, you know, so...
Countdown 1-2 as Maylor fouls one off. Well, this ball club the last six weeks or so has really been playing excellent baseball.
Only the Dodgers have a better record over the last six weeks in the National League.
You know, he got a likely ball dirty here. We kept our spirits up when the days were dark.
Maylor grounds one towards second. Pappy over Dawson in time for out number two.
I gotta tell you a cute little story. At the end of last season, I had lost 101 games.
I was having lunch with Lincoln Smith, seeing your real nice guy, you know, that owns the Parkinson's.
He said, turn it what it likes to lose 101 games during one season.
I said, it's rough if you look at it that way, but we won 61 and you haven't won 61 in ten years with the Parkinson's.
Is there old Chinese batting for the first time?
No, I was just looking at it for the positive time. You know, we could have lost 162.
Cheney bounces on the third. Great play by Parrish.
Bros on the first in time. Larry Parrish, who's having himself a career this afternoon,
makes a diving stop along the line. Bros out, Cheney. And it's a 1-2-3 inning.
Nothing across for Atlanta in the seventh. After seven, scores save. Montreal 17. Atlanta nothing.
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At the top of the AT's home are twice.
Mailer's still on the map. The wind up. Here comes the pitch.
He swings at it. Looks a little like it was on the inside corner of the plate.
So the count on Dawson is now 0-1.
Gilbert's a third. Cheney a short. Chico Louise a second. Uh-oh.
Looked like it hit him. Uh-oh. Dawson is mad.
Uh-oh is right. The benches are empty.
Some fire has got Dawson with trainee Mailer standing there. There's empty in the benches. Chris Carousel is holding Dawson.
The pitch just got away from Mickey, obviously.
There's a lot of words being exchanged. Most dugouts are empty.
Doesn't look like there's going to be any violence though, other than it's already occurred.
Dawson's really mad. He throws his back back towards the dugout.
Did that ball hit him? Raised him on the top of the batting helmet.
Well, it looked to me like he got out of there pretty fast. It would have cut him in half.
Alright, Dawson's being locked down to his first base now.
I guess the first base coach has got his arm around him to keep him away from Mailer.
Umpires are down there talking out of Dawson and the first base coach or the man. Who's that? Dick Williams out there?
Dick Williams. It's hard to tell these guys from up here when they're all wrapped up around each other and you can't read their numbers.
Williams walks Dawson down the first base.
Even the guys, June Garber and Easterly and Poco and Chopper Campbell head back all the way to the bullpen.
They ran all the way to the bullpen right here at a home plate for the rhubarb. It was a good one.
Just words were exchanged. Williams trots back towards the X-Fo dugout.
Well, we've seen a lot here today.
I'm sure Mailer didn't mean to do that, I think.
I did think he meant to, I wasn't saying. Okay, now, Sam Mahias is up.
Gold Tiger, that means outfielder, right? They've got these French names up. That means outfielder?
Bote-sure. Sounds like a tiger from the outside or something.
Dawson takes a big lead and Mailer looked at him. Mailer might hit him again.
If you hit a runner, does he get these bats? Another bat?
If you hit a runner, you run.
If you hit him with a ball, if you throw the ball over to the runner and you get corking good, does he get to go to second?
No, but he gets a pound in the desk right there.
You get to take an early shower, though.
Okay, the count, even one-on-one now, Dawson standing over there with his hands on his hip, kind of baiting Mailer.
Mailer glances over. Here's a chopper to short. Could be two. And it is.
Double-a turn to double play.
Kaney thought the ball stepped on the bag and threw the field for the second half.
So, Mahias turns into a double play.
And now we got this Hutton fellow. I keep thinking of Barbara Hutton. Let's just call him Hutton, right?
Well, there's been a lot of famous Hutton. Hutton's been Sutton. Hutton's going lefty against the lefty Mailer.
He's been wrapped up now, two days in succession.
You know, I think he went 18. It was really funny and a lot of fun as the whole game is.
At the beginning of the season, Mickey had gone like this. He said, 18 shutout innings.
And I saw him down there. He was telling everybody, you know, I haven't given up an earned run yet.
I said, but you haven't spittin' very much. So, you'll give some up before it's over.
He's a great kid and he's got a great future if he can get some people out now.
Great to see Eastley come back and have such a great outing last night.
That could be a shaky a lot of the season.
I sit Hutton down with an inside kick, but I think Hutton was just doing a little grandstanding there.
Hutton files one off at the plate to count two and two. You know, I saw it after last night,
but if we could just get in there bullpen early, they wouldn't have had a bullpen left.
But of course, the reverse happened. They got in the eye.
That's been a weakness of their club all season.
Okay, the count's full now, three and two. When Hutton here comes the wind up in the pit.
Outside Hutton walks. But now, he's got two out and here he comes.
He just thought he hit three, right?
He's hit three. Only seven other players have ever hit four homers in one game
and he's got a chance to tie that mark right here.
Did they just perform the last game of the series? Three. That's how the record or both the records for World Series go, right?
Harry takes the call, strikes the first six.
Ha-ha! 0-1-2! A young lucky layler seems to be settling down now.
Hutton's not taking much of a lead and he's not being held at first.
With a 17-run lead, you know, he probably won't be going since Solomon.
All right, Paris is struck out.
Lillard goes down swinging and Lillard heads back to dugout to a loud cropping of hands
and the patient-brave fans are still here.
Okay, right, right, right. So, top of the eighth, no run.
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To Paris, Bob, to meet my girlfriend.
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Look at the bottom half of the eighth inning.
Barry Bennell rolling off this and Pito Gaston.
Got to get something going here, Pete.
Let's see, we've got a score about nine runs in the inning here to get back in it.
Well, we could go eight-one inning and nine-the-other if we can hold them in the ninth.
Bennell's one for three.
Had a single back in the first inning.
I want to get your reaction to something on this Willie Keeler story here.
First pitch is low ball one.
Got a story about the year 1892 in the Baltimore Orioles, a team that's Keeler played on.
There's the 1-0 pitch.
Strike in the count one-on-one.
Orioles finished in last place in 1892.
They lost 10 of their first 11 games.
First to 1-1 pitch to Bennell.
There's a high drive, deep left field, but uncere.
Looks like he's going to have room back in the edge of the warning track.
He's got it one down.
Office will be next.
Ball of Moreles in 1892 with Willie Keeler lost 10 of their first 11 games.
The team is so bad that owner Harry Von Horst, who also owned a brewery, shocked the baseball world by replacing manager George Van Halteren with one of his beer salesmen.
Well, much has been a good beer salesman.
That might hurt the beer cut.
Here's Office.
Manning for the first time.
Freiman came sidearm this inside.
What was the name of the beer?
Don't know. Probably gone now.
Maybe it's National Bohemia.
They still own the Baltimore club.
Count one-on-one now at Office.
Now the one-on-one pitch.
Got the outside corner. It's one and two.
Tomorrow night should be a real exciting night here at the stadium.
Pete Rose and the Cincinnati Reds come to town. Rose will be trying to hit in his 44th consecutive game.
Here's the one-two pitch.
Winging the best.
Don't forget Tuesday and Wednesday too.
That's five strikeouts for Freiman.
Right, if Rose ties the record tomorrow night, ties Keeler's record, he'll be trying for 45 games in a row on Tuesday night.
Everybody has a chance to be a little bit of history.
You know, a lot of records have been broken here. Hank Aaron's home run record.
Now Pete Rose.
Don LaFleur will pitch two tonight. Here's Cito taking a pitch low ball on.
Hey, Pittsburgh's beating LA.
High fly ball center field.
Johnson going back to the warning track, reaches up and takes it for out number three.
Well, a flight of left-flip and L, a strikeout of office, and a flight of center by Gaston and that's it for the Braves and the 8th.
Nothing across. We go to the 9th with our score. Montreal 17, Atlanta nothing.
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Dell, I'm relating off the 9th from Montreal, takes the strike.
I'm surviving for the second time. He grounds it out his first time up.
Now, Mailer's 0-1 pitch. That misses low in the count, even 1-1.
The win by Mailer, the 1-1 pitch, a little high, 2-1 to count.
Unser Carter and Prius, the schedule hitters.
Dick Williams giving all of his regular arrests the latter part of this game,
with the exception of Parrish, who had a chance for a fourth home run and struck out both in the sixth inning and the eighth inning.
And a little surprisingly, Gary Carter's still in there.
I thought maybe Ed Herman might catch the latter inning.
3-1 pitch is grounded in the hole to right field basis.
No, Unser leads off the 9th with a single.
You know, if the offense was at the warning track, we'd have about five moments,
and if a frog knew wings, he wouldn't bounce when he hit.
Right?
I guess so.
There's Gary Carter. Carter is single twice, struck out, walked and doubled.
Have you ever caught a ball in this net?
That's Ernie's.
I know, but have you ever used it when he wasn't here?
No.
Maybe I'll catch one.
First pitch to Carter is low ball on.
That'd be electric.
Side by mini.
There's Mailer's 1-0 pitch.
Low again, 2-0 to Count and Gary Carter.
That'd be free as the on-deck hitter.
Big inning from Andre Al was the third.
They scored eight runs in that inning.
Andre Dawson had two home runs in the inning.
There's the 2-0 pitch.
There's a drive, deep left center field, gas in back.
It is bouncing over the wall.
Round rule double.
Another double for Gary Carter.
Right in the gap.
That is his second double of the game.
Expos have just tied a National League record for 55 total bases in one game.
60 is their overall Major League record held by the Boston Red Sox.
26 hits in the game now for the Expos.
It's happy free as he's single driving in a run.
His only time off.
First pitch high on outside ball one.
Carter in this series.
Has five doubles in a home run.
The 1-0 pitch to free as high fly ball center.
Roll it off his camps under it.
He's got it.
Tagging his third and coming on to score is...
Johnson, Carter moves to third.
Don't give free us another RBI.
That makes it 18 to nothing.
We really got our work cut out for it from the bottom of the ninth.
Yeah, we do.
What's the most runs ever scored in what inning?
21 I think it is.
Well, been done before.
It can be done again.
There's pitcher Woody Priman.
But we don't have many pitchers left.
You know.
Priman one for four.
There's a drive.
Deep left center field.
Off is giving it a chase for the wall.
This one's going to bounce over the wall.
Another ground rule double.
That makes it 19 to nothing.
Well, a record 21.
We were kind of figuring that might as well have scored 20.
And then come back with a big inning in the bottom of the ninth.
That is hit number 27 for Montreal.
19 to nothing or a score.
Now that's set the record now.
You know, for the most basic.
That's an 8 out of 57 basic.
Set the national league record.
Nobody thought any records were going to be set here today.
They were waiting for tomorrow.
But here we've got records going all over the place.
And then with the expo's are trying to do here,
they would like nothing better than to bat around and give Larry Parrish
one more chance at that fourth home run.
There's Stan Pappy.
Takes the ball low.
Pappy one for two.
He's singled and hit into a fourth play.
Only one out of the inning.
The 1-0 pitch.
Five pop-ups.
Shallow center.
Chaney back.
Off is in.
It'll be off is making the call and the catch.
Around number two.
Before Andre Dawson sets in,
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Andre Dawson is Homer twice.
Singles fly to right, fly to left.
Was hit by a pitch in the eighth inning with both benches emptying
as Dawson started out toward Maylor.
The pitch is moving more than words were exchanged.
There's the stretch in the pitch.
Dawson swings, line drives, center field.
That'll drop in base hit.
Stopping at third, what he's climbing as the throw comes back to the infield.
That's the fourth hit of the day for Dawson.
Hit number 28 for Montreal.
Wow.
This has been an awesome show by the Expo today.
It's almost like the end of the world deal we're going to have.
That's instead of taking nine innings,
that's what we're going to take one.
It's only one game.
It only counts as one game.
At least Karen don't bother me as much as the one runner.
They don't bother the players as much either.
They know they're going to have a game or two like this every year.
They'll want the right times enough.
Mahia Sater takes the pitch low ball one.
He's 0-for-2.
He's struck out and grounded into a double play.
Pops the next pitch foul back into the seats.
One-on-one counts.
Oh, a man fell trying to get that ball over there fighting for it.
The man lost his glasses, but now it looks like a little kid or a girl got the ball after all those big men with family.
Here's the 1-1 pitch.
It's going inside, doing one.
A lot going on out here.
The fans waving up here, got that radio down there.
It's always darkest just before the dawn or the air.
Have you ever wondered what is the end of the beginning or the beginning of the end?
I never even thought about it.
There's a drive to deep right center field office giving it a chase.
Nice running grass. Good catch by rolling office.
For out number three.
They just got out of the beginning as they go to the bottom of the ninth.
Four-nineteen to nothing.
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The letter's against Woody Freeman, who's pitching. It's been a little over luck here today with the Expo's
arming out 28 hits in 19 runs, but he's pitching shutout baseball.
That's not only success.
Pierce, how would you have liked to have been the damage control officer that Emperor Hirohito
set down to Nagasaki and Hiroshima to give a report of the damage?
You know, we had 200 docks, B-29s at open hours.
What if we'd have just dropped 200 atomic bombs on them, one on every city, you know,
and not given the Japanese a chance to submit it?
That would have been the end of the world for Japan.
We were really nice guys. That was a much bigger disaster than what occurred today.
Tico Ruiz making his second Major League appearance at the plate.
Takes the strike from Woody Prime and nothing in one.
Tico's a fine guy. He's been down there at Ritchie for a long time and played real well.
He helped the younger players.
Here's the line in the 0-1 pitch.
That's got a little piece to the plate on fire. John McSherry in the count, nothing in two.
If you want to be as optimistic as you possibly can in this inning, look at it this way.
If the Braves bat around twice, Tico's third time up this inning, he'll represent the tying run.
There are no outs.
One and two to count.
Here's the one-two from Prime.
Bouncing ball deep in the hole, short, nice play, free as throws on the first.
Hult hunting off the bag, but Hutton reaches out and tags Ruiz.
That was a nice play by Freehs because he almost ran into third baseman Larry Parrish and he threw over Parrish.
On the first to get Ruiz put out number one, now Bob Beal, the hitter.
He's a pinch runner in the sixth inning.
Stayed in the game the play first place.
He's got a big pinch hit in the game there last night.
And the Braves came back to win after falling behind.
Beal batting 228 in the year, no home runs, he's driven in eighth.
Prime and winding as pitch.
A lot of cute girls out here today.
Eight.
Strachlet and Cajal.
Short and halted top, a lot of people are missing out.
Nothing in two the count of Beal fouls the 0-1 pitch back.
Blind man just make a catch with one hand.
That is set a record two, isn't it?
Down goes to one and two.
Now the line in the one-two pitch.
Oh, it's two and two.
Prime and ready now for his two-two delivery.
Beal swings bouncing ball again deep in the hole this short.
Another nice play by Freus on the first in time.
Happy Freus, a good defensive player.
Yeah, he looks pretty good over there.
Little happy Freus, what's he saying?
Dominican Republic.
A lot of sugars raised down there, isn't it?
I guess.
They raise a lot of cane down there.
Here's Gilbreth all for three.
Bounce the third, bounce to the bottom, hit it with a foreplay.
I'll tell you, there's Dominican Republic 22,000 years, a lot of money.
Not hard to see where those guys play base.
I think they make 50 cents an hour shopping games.
Of course they don't need much down there.
No heat and air condition is necessary.
All right, Gilbreth.
There's a base hit to left field by Gilbreth.
Bounce there against the back of the infield.
Gilbreth on to the single.
It's ever seven off Woody Freiman.
Put the runner at first with two down and now Joan Olin.
Olin's over three and struck out twice and fly to center.
Our work's really cut out for us now because we have to.
Has anyone ever scored 21 runs with two outs?
My child's T-ball team did one.
There's a stretch in the pitch.
Over, nothing in one.
God's, it gets us winning or getting pretty ass in the high-takeoff.
Jimmy the Greek can't even figure this one out.
Here's the 0-1 pitch.
Little fly ball down the left field line.
Us are giving it a chase, but it's going to be foul into the seats.
Looks like it might stay fair and fall right in the corner there for extra bases.
But it didn't.
But the Braves are still alive.
Joan Olin, count 0-1-2, Joe wipes his glasses off.
Once the back on, puts his handkerchief in his pocket.
Have a little trouble getting it in there.
Okay, here he goes.
He steps back into the box.
Okay, Pete, take it away.
Got nothing in two.
Here's Freiman's stretches pitch.
Low at one and two.
Well, he's Freiman has one shot out this year.
One out away from his second.
Boy, this isn't going to help our team ERA much.
One-two pitch, hit foul off the place.
Still one and two on Joan Olin.
Bottom half of the ninth inning, two outs.
19 zip-file score.
Now, Olin wants to towel from Ande Kitter, Vip Fokaropa, who's been chipped for mailer if no one keeps the inning going.
I wonder if the Braves' tie now is going to have a pitch hitter who'll come in and pitch the pitch.
Nobody's warming up.
That is the ultimate optimist.
Having a pitcher in your bullpen when you're 19 runs out of 2000 the ninth inning.
Well, if fans have been understanding, there hadn't been too many boos today.
They realized with the young team this was going to happen once in a while.
Certainly saw a lot of...
There's the one-two pitch.
It's low to know them ball two, two and two.
Just like the heat's finally beginning to get to Freiman.
It's just happening a little bit late.
Now the two-two pitch.
Low in the count, four, three and two.
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Runner goes, the three-two pitch, grounded toward first.
This should do it.
Huttin' up with it.
Makes the unassisted play at first.
And that's your ball game in the ninth for Atlanta, no runs, one hit, one left.
Final score, Montreal 19, Atlanta nothing, back with the totals right after the first...
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Well, the Montreal Expo put it all together here this afternoon as they pound out 28 hits
in the Feeding Atlanta 19 to nothing.
The total for Montreal 19 runs, 28 hits.
No errors. The Expo's last 11.
For Atlanta, no run, seven hits.
One error and the Braves left eight.
What he's climbing all the way for the shutout victory?
He is now six and seven.
Losing pitcher Braves, starter Tommy Boggs, his record goes to two and six.
Montreal tied a Major League record hitting eight home runs in the game.
They become only the seventh team in Major League history to do that.
Andre Dawson ties a Major League record hitting two home runs in one inning.
He becomes only the 18th player in Major League history to do that.
The home runs for the Expo.
Larry Parrish hits three. Andre Dawson hits two.
Dave Cash hit one. Tony Perez hit one.
And Chris Fire hit one.
19 to nothing. Montreal wins it.
That's the story of the game.
They tune out for the 10th inning show.
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as well as everything else that's new in the world of baseball.
I want to get everyone Pete VanWer and back at Atlanta Folgen County Stadium where this afternoon it was Montreal afternoon.
19-0 exposed Winnett and we will recap the game for a little later.
Let's check out who scores first beginning with the American League.
At Yankee Stadium today, the Yankees won the first of a double header, 4-3 over Minnesota, 4-9-1 for New York, 3-6-1 for the twins.
Rich Gossage, the winner, he's 7-9, Mike Marshall the loser, he's 5-9.
Craig Cusick, a home run in that game for Minnesota, his third of the season.
Second game at the end of 3-0 scored Dave Goldst, pitching for Minnesota, Jim Beattie, 4-New York.
Texas at Chicago, that's a double header. White Sox won the first game 5-4, 5-11-1 for the White Sox, 4-10-1 for Texas.
Laren Legro, the winner, he's 2-3, Reggie Cleveland the loser, he's 3-7.
In the second game at the end of 1, it's the Rangers won the White Sox, nothing.
Doyle Alexander against Francisco Berrios.
Detroit beats Seattle 5-4, Milk Wilcox the winner, he's 8-8, Glen Abbott the loser, he's 4-8.
Home runs by Dave Roberts of Seattle is 16th and Rupert Jones is 4th.
In Toronto it was Milwaukee over the Blue Jays 10-5, Randy Stein the winner, he's 3-2, Murphy the loser, he's 4-8.
Three homers in the game, all by Toronto, Bassetti is 4th, Mayberry is 17th, Davis is 5th.
One other final, Oakland beat Cleveland 5-4, Omar Brava, Elias Sosa got the win there, he's now 8-2.
Kern the loser is 7-5, Vodíaz, it is first major league home run in that game for Cleveland.
Boston lost again to Kansas City, they came back in one last night, but the Royals back on the winning side this afternoon.
2-1 the final is 6-hitter for Paul Svidor.