Twins Split Short Two Game Series With Senators

 GAME 2:

Game MVP:Jack Kralick

Griffith Stadium    (02-14-2026 06:57:13)       Time 2:36, 82ø  Night Game

Sep 21, 1961                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E
1961 Minnesota 67-84          0 0 0   0 1 2   0 0 0      3  5  1
1961 Washington 63-89         0 0 0   0 0 0   2 0 0      2  7  0

Recap

Min  5th: Scored 1 run on a hit and on one walk.

Min      Lenny Green doubled  scoring 1 to take the lead.  Min  1 Was 0.

Min  6th: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 2 runs on 2 hits and 2 walks.

Min      Bob Allison hit a grounder scoring 1.  Min  2 Was 0.

Min      Zoilo Versalles singled scoring Battey.  Min  3 Was 0.

Was  7th: Scored 2 runs on 4 hits.

Was      Harry Bright singled scoring 2.  Min  3 Was 2.

Min  Jack Kralick pitched 8 innings to earn the win: 2 earned runs, 7 hits, 1 BB, 5 K. He's 11-17 on the season.

Min  Don Lee pitched a 1-2-3 9th to earn his 9th save.

Was  Bennie Daniels pitched 7 solid innings but took the loss: 3 earned runs, 5 hits, 4 BB, 7 K. He drops to 11-12 on the season.

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Minnesota                      IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Kralick W(11-17)              8.0  7  2  2  0  1  5  122  88  34   3.82  32 135(155)   +   64

 Lee S(9)                     1.0  0  0  0  0  0  0    3   3   0   2.52   3   75(75)

                              9.0  7  2  2  0  1  5  125  91  34   4.19  35

Washington                     IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Daniels L(11-12)              7.0  5  3  3  0  4  7  105  72  33   2.99  30 140(149)       58

 Kutyna                       2.0  0  0  0  0  1  1   31  17  14   3.93   7   75(75)

                              9.0  5  3  3  0  5  8  136  89  47   4.18  37

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  E-Versalles(31)

 2B-Killebrew(20), Green(21)

RBI-Min  - Versalles(56), Green(54), Allison(98)

    Was  - Bright 2(28)

IBB-Min Battey off Daniels

        Tuttle off Daniels

 WP-Daniels(8)

Great-Hinton(10)

Poor-Johnson,B(12)

OfA-Altobelli(2), Hinton(3)

LOB-Minnesota 7 Washington 6

GWRBI-Green

6 Plus 7 (Innings) Equal 9 (runs) as Washington Takes Down Minnesota

 GAME 1:

Game MVP:Gene Green

Injury: Dotter (today only)

Griffith Stadium    (02-14-2026 06:50:30)       Time 3:07, 74ø, Cloudy, Light Rain  Night Game

Sep 19, 1961                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E
1961 Minnesota 66-84          0 0 0   0 0 4   0 0 0      4  8  2
1961 Washington 63-88         3 0 0   0 0 6   3 0 -     12 12  1

Recap

Was  1st: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 3 runs on 3 hits and on one walk.

Was      Gene Green hit a 3 run HR(10) to take the lead.  Min  0 Was 3.

Min  6th: Sent 8 batters to the plate scoring 4 runs on 5 hits.

Min      Billy Martin doubled scoring Dobbek.  Min  1 Was 3.

Min      Earl Battey singled scoring Martin.  Min  2 Was 3.

Min      Bill Tuttle doubled scoring 2 to take the lead.  Min  4 Was 3.

Was  6th: Sent 10 batters to the plate scoring 6 runs on 6 hits, and 2 errors.

Was      Bud Zipfel tripled scoring Green to tie the score.  Min  4 Was 4.

Was      Chuck Hinton doubled scoring Zipfel to take the lead.  Min  4 Was 5.

Was      Ken Retzer hit a grounder scoring 1, E5.  Min  4 Was 6.

Was      Joe McClain singled scoring Retzer.  Min  4 Was 7.

Was      Chuck Cottier doubled scoring 2.  Min  4 Was 9.

Was  7th: Sent 8 batters to the plate scoring 3 runs on 3 hits and 2 walks.

Was      Ken Retzer singled scoring Green.  Min  4 Was 10.

Was      Danny O'Connell singled scoring 2.  Min  4 Was 12.

Min  Billy Martin: 3 for 4, double.

Was  Gene Green: 3 for 4, HR, 3 RBI, 3 runs.

Was  Danny O'Connell: 3 for 4, 2 RBI, 2 runs.

Was  Joe McClain pitched 7 innings to earn the win: 4 earned runs, 8 hits, 2 BB, 3 K. He goes to 10-14 on the year.

Min  Jim Kaat pitched 6 innings and took the loss: 5 earned runs, 9 hits, 2 BB, 5 K. He drops to 12-8 on the year.

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Minnesota                      IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Kaat L(12-8)                  6.0  9  9  5  1  2  5  115  77  38   3.49  30 135(136)       29

 Dotter                       1.1  3  3  3  0  3  1   48  28  20   6.23  10   60(69)

 Schroll                      0.2  0  0  0  0  1  0   16   8   8   5.83   3   70(75)  --

                              8.0 12 12  8  1  6  6  179 113  66   4.21  43

Washington                     IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

McClain W(10-14)              7.0  8  4  4  0  2  3  111  74  37   3.91  31 125(126)       46

 Kutyna                       2.0  0  0  0  0  1  3   26  18   8   4.01   7   75(75)

                              9.0  8  4  4  0  3  6  137  92  45   4.19  38

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  E-Tuttle(14), Altobelli(3), Zipfel(3)

 2B-Martin(16), Tuttle(13), Hinton(14), Cottier(12)

 3B-Zipfel(8)

 HR-Was Green(10) off Kaat(10) in the 1st with 2 on base, 346 feet

RBI-Min  - Battey(51), Martin(35), Tuttle 2(31)

    Was  - Green 3(46), O'Connell 2(39), Hinton(35), Cottier 2(31), Zipfel(19), Retzer(6), McClain(3)

 WP-Schroll(5)

Great-Johnson,B(12)

Poor-Versalles 2(19), Tasby(10), Johnson,B(11), Zipfel(4)

LOB-Minnesota 7 Washington 7

 DP-Washington 1

GWRBI-Hinton

Close Game Ends In Favor Of Senators In Nations Capital. Washington Takes Series From KC

 GAME 3:

Game MVP:Marty Keough

Griffith Stadium    (02-10-2026 06:29:49)       Time 2:32, 73ø, Wind: 11 MPH Left to Right  Night Game

Sep 17, 1961                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E
1961 Kansas City 47-102       1 0 0   0 0 0   0 0 0      1  7  1
1961 Washington 62-88         0 0 0   0 0 2   0 0 -      2  6  0

Recap

KC   1st: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

KC       Deron Johnson singled scoring Causey to take the lead.  KC   1 Was 0.

Was  6th: Sent 8 batters to the plate scoring 2 runs on 2 hits and 3 walks.

Was      Marty Keough tripled scoring Hinton to tie the score.  KC   1 Was 1.

Was      Bud Zipfel hit a grounder scoring 1 to take the lead.  KC   1 Was 2.

KC   Charlie Shoemaker: 0 for 1, 3 W.

Was  Jim King: 2 for 2, double, 2 W.

Was  Hector Maestri pitched a solid 6 innings for the win: 1 earned run, 5 hits, 3 BB, 2 K. He moves to 1-0 on the year.

Was  Dave Sisler pitched a shutout 9th to earn his 9th save of the season.

KC   Lew Krausse pitched 6 innings and took the loss: 2 earned runs, 4 hits, 5 BB, 3 K. He's now 2-5 on the year.

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Kansas City                    IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Krausse L(2-5)                6.0  4  2  2  0  5  3  122  76  46   3.15  26 125(130)       54

 Wickersham                   1.0  0  0  0  0  0  0   16   9   7   3.32   4   25(32)

 Nuxhall                      1.0  2  0  0  0  0  0   16   9   7   4.91   4   80(75)  --

                              8.0  6  2  2  0  5  3  154  94  60   4.82  34

Washington                     IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Maestri W(1-0)                6.0  5  1  1  0  3  2   93  61  32   1.50  24  95(103)       57

 Klippstein H(2)              1.0  0  0  0  0  0  0   11   7   4   7.13   3   75(75)

 Hobaugh H(1)                 1.0  1  0  0  0  1  0   12   8   4   4.35   5   80(75)

 Sisler S(9)                  1.0  1  0  0  0  0  0   24  17   7   3.88   5   80(75)

                              9.0  7  1  1  0  4  2  140  93  47   4.19  37

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  E-Shoemaker(1)

 2B-Causey(15), Howser(21), Hinton(13), King(10)

 3B-Keough(11)

 SB-Was Hinton(23) off Krausse(3) + Bryan(1), 6th

RBI- KC  - Johnson,D(23)

    Was  - Keough(41), Zipfel(18)

IBB- KC Shoemaker off Maestri

HBP-Posada(KC) by Sisler(Was)

Poor-Shoemaker(1), Brinkman(1)

OfA-Posada(4), Keough(7)

LOB-Kansas City 9 Washington 8

 DP-Kansas City 2 Washington 1

Bats And Pitching Showed Up At Griffith. Senators Improve To 61-88

 GAME 2:

Game MVP:Marty Kutyna

Injury: Walker (today only)

Griffith Stadium    (02-10-2026 06:21:30)       Time 3:07, 78ø, Wind: 8 MPH Out to CF  Night Game

Sep 16, 1961                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E
1961 Kansas City 47-101       0 0 0   0 1 0   0 0 0      1 11  0
1961 Washington 61-88         4 3 1   0 1 0   0 0 -      9 11  3

Recap

Was  1st: Sent 9 batters to the plate scoring 4 runs on 3 hits and 4 walks.

Was      Bud Zipfel scored on a PB by Mackenzie to take the lead.  KC   0 Was 1.

Was      Willie Tasby singled scoring Woodling.  KC   0 Was 2.

Was      Ken Retzer hit a fly ball scoring 1.  KC   0 Was 3.

Was      Chuck Cottier singled scoring Tasby.  KC   0 Was 4.

KC   2nd: Failed to score on 3 hits.

Was  2nd: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 3 runs on 3 hits and on one walk.

Was      Jim King hit a 3 run HR(14).  KC   0 Was 7.

Was  3rd: Scored 1 run on 2 hits and on one walk.

Was      Gene Woodling singled scoring 1.  KC   0 Was 8.

KC   5th: Scored 1 run on 3 hits.

KC       Bobby Del Greco singled scoring Lumpe.  KC   1 Was 8.

Was  5th: Scored 1 run on a hit.

Was      Danny O'Connell hit a grounder scoring 1.  KC   1 Was 9.

KC   7th: Failed to score on 2 errors.

KC   Dick Howser: 3 for 4.

Was  Jim King: 1 for 4, HR, 3 RBI, 2 runs.

Was  Bob Johnson: 1 for 1, 3 errors, 2 great plays.

Was  Pete Burnside pitched 5 innings to earn the win: 1 earned run, 10 hits, 0 BB, 2 K. He moves to 5-7 on the season.

Was  Marty Kutyna pitched a shutout the final 4 innings to record save number 9.

KC   Jerry Walker pitched poorly for 2.2 innings and took the loss: 7 earned runs, 7 hits, 6 BB, 1 K. He drops to 6-13 on the year.

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Kansas City                    IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Walker L(6-13)                2.2  7  8  7  1  6  1   93  51  42   4.88  20 130(131)        9

 Rakow                        2.1  2  1  1  0  0  1   38  25  13   4.74   9   70(75)

 Fischer                      1.2  0  0  0  0  0  4   27  21   6   4.64   5   25(23)   +

 Wickersham                   1.1  2  0  0  0  0  0   18  10   8   3.50   6   25(23)

                              8.0 11  9  8  1  6  6  176 107  69   4.84  40

Washington                     IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Burnside W(5-7)               5.0 10  1  1  0  0  2   90  64  26   4.33  25 130(126)       45

 Kutyna S(9)                  4.0  1  0  0  0  1  0   50  30  20   4.10  13   70(75)

                              9.0 11  1  1  0  1  2  140  94  46   4.21  38

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  E-Johnson,B 3(12)

 2B-Klaus(5)

 3B-Lumpe(9)

 HR-Was King(14) off Walker(24) in the 2nd with 2 on base, 318 feet

RBI- KC  - Del Greco(25)

    Was  - O'Connell(37), Tasby(47), Woodling(59), Cottier(29), King 3(48), Retzer(5)

 SF-Retzer(1)

 SH-Burnside(2)

 WP-Walker(10)

 PB-Mackenzie (1)

Great-Siebern(9), O'Connell(23), King(8), Johnson,B 2(11)

Poor-Causey(28), Howser(29), Veal(13), Cottier(15)

OfA-Del Greco(5)

LOB-Kansas City 10 Washington 7

 DP-Washington 4

Athletics Outlast Senators In Extra Frames

 GAME 1:

Game MVP:Haywood Sullivan

Griffith Stadium    (02-10-2026 06:12:55)       Time 3:05, 80ø, Wind: 7 MPH In from RF  Night Game

Sep 15, 1961                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9   10    R  H  E
1961 Kansas City 47-100       0 2 0   0 1 0   0 1 0    3    7 13  0
1961 Washington 60-88         1 0 0   2 0 0   0 0 1    1    5 10  0

Recap

Was  1st: Scored 1 run on 3 hits.

Was      Jim King singled scoring Keough to take the lead.  KC   0 Was 1.

KC   2nd: Scored 2 runs on 3 hits.

KC       Bobby Del Greco hit a 2 run HR(8) to take the lead.  KC   2 Was 1.

Was  4th: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 2 runs on 3 hits.

Was      Jim King hit a solo HR(13) to tie the score.  KC   2 Was 2.

Was      Willie Tasby hit a solo HR(9) to take the lead.  KC   2 Was 3.

KC   5th: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

KC       Haywood Sullivan hit a solo HR(5) to tie the score.  KC   3 Was 3.

KC   8th: Scored 1 run on a hit and on one walk.

KC       Norm Siebern hit a grounder scoring 1 to take the lead.  KC   4 Was 3.

Was  9th: Scored 1 run on a hit.

Was      Gene Woodling singled scoring Cottier to tie the score.  KC   4 Was 4.

KC  10th: Sent 9 batters to the plate scoring 3 runs on 4 hits and 2 walks.

KC       Deron Johnson doubled scoring 2 to take the lead.  KC   6 Was 4.

KC       Jay Hankins hit a fly ball scoring 1.  KC   7 Was 4.

Was 10th: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

Was      Dale Long scored on a WP by Kunkel.  KC   7 Was 5.

KC   Haywood Sullivan: 3 for 4, double, HR.

Was  Willie Tasby: 4 for 5, HR.

Was  Jim King: 2 for 5, HR, 2 RBI.

KC   Ed Rakow picked up the win: 1 IP, 1 earned run, 1 hit. He's now 5-8 on the year.

KC   Bill Kunkel pitched the 10th to earn his 6th save of the year.

Was  Johnny Klippstein took the loss: .2 IP, 3 earned runs, 4 hits, 2 BB. He goes to 1-4 on the year.

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Kansas City                    IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Bass                          8.0  7  3  3  2  1  7  125  87  38   5.15  34 135(139)       62

 Rakow W(5-8) BS(2)           1.0  1  1  1  0  0  0   23  13  10   4.76   5   75(75)   -

 Kunkel S(6)                  1.0  2  1  1  0  0  0   24  16   8   6.39   5   75(78)   +

                             10.0 10  5  5  2  1  7  172 116  56   4.81  44

Washington                     IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Daniels                       7.0  8  4  4  2  1  3  116  80  36   2.96  29 140(156)   +   47

 Gabler                       2.0  1  0  0  0  0  1   21  18   3   5.11   7   65(75)

 Klippstein L(1-4)            0.2  4  3  3  0  2  0   38  20  18   7.25   8   70(75)

 Heiser                       0.1  0  0  0  0  0  0    4   3   1  14.40   1   60(69)

                             10.0 13  7  7  2  3  4  179 121  58   4.24  45

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2B-Sullivan(16), Siebern(33), Johnson,D(15), Long(16), Cottier(11)

 HR- KC Del Greco(8) off Daniels(12) in the 2nd with 1 on base, 362 feet

     KC Sullivan(5) off Daniels(13) in the 5th with bases empty, 289 feet

    Was King(13) off Bass(14) in the 4th with bases empty, 304 feet

    Was Tasby(9) off Bass(15) in the 4th with bases empty, 261 feet

 SB- KC Howser(38) off Daniels(13) + Retzer(6), 8th

    Was Keough(14) off Bass(8) + Sullivan(20), 1st

    Was Cottier(9) off Rakow(6) + Sullivan(21), 9th

RBI- KC  - Sullivan(34), Siebern(107), Johnson,D 2(22), Del Greco 2(24), Hankins(18)

    Was  - Tasby(46), Woodling(58), King 2(45)

IBB- KC Causey off Daniels

HBP-Veal(Was) by Bass(KC)

    Cottier(Was) by Rakow(KC)

 SF-Hankins(3)

 SH-Del Greco(5), Veal(9), Daniels(4)

 WP-Kunkel(10), Daniels(7)

Poor-O'Connell(21)

OfA-Keough(6)

LOB-Kansas City 8 Washington 8

GWRBI-Johnson,D

5 Run 9th Not Enough For Twinkies. Angels Hold On To Capture 2nd Game Of Doubleheader

 GAME 2 (Twilight DH)

Game MVP:Lee Thomas

Metropolitan Stadium     Game 2 (Game 1 - Min 2, LAA 1)    (02-07-2026 17:45:40)       Time 2:48, 52ø, Wind: 4 MPH Out To CF  Night Game

Sep 14, 1961                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E
1961 Los Angeles(A) 60-86     0 0 0   0 0 2   0 3 1      6 10  1
1961 Minnesota 64-81          0 0 0   0 0 0   0 0 5      5  6  0

Recap

LAA  3rd: Failed to score on a hit and 2 walks.

LAA  6th: Scored 2 runs on 2 hits and on one walk.

LAA      Lee Thomas tripled scoring Bilko to take the lead.  LAA  1 Min 0.

LAA      Ed Sadowski hit a grounder scoring 1.  LAA  2 Min 0.

LAA  8th: Sent 8 batters to the plate scoring 3 runs on 2 hits and 3 walks.

LAA      Ted Kluszewski doubled scoring Satriano.  LAA  3 Min 0.

LAA      Ken McBride hit a grounder scoring 1.  LAA  4 Min 0.

LAA      Eddie Yost singled scoring 1.  LAA  5 Min 0.

LAA  9th: Scored 1 run on a hit and on one walk.

LAA      Ed Sadowski doubled scoring Pearson.  LAA  6 Min 0.

Min  9th: Sent 8 batters to the plate scoring 5 runs on 4 hits and 2 walks.

Min      Bill Tuttle singled scoring Allison.  LAA  6 Min 1.

Min      Hal Naragon singled scoring Battey.  LAA  6 Min 2.

Min      Zoilo Versalles scored on a stolen base.  LAA  6 Min 3.

Min      Billy Martin singled scoring Naragon.  LAA  6 Min 4.

Min      Harmon Killebrew hit a fly ball scoring 1.  LAA  6 Min 5.

LAA  Steve Bilko: 0 for 1, 3 W.

LAA  Lee Thomas: 3 for 3, triple.

LAA  Joe Koppe: 1 for 2, 3 W.

LAA  Ken McBride threw a complete game for the win: 5 earned runs, 6 hits, 5 BB, 5 K. He's 10-14 on the season.

Min  Jim Kaat pitched 7.1 innings and took the loss: 4 earned runs, 7 hits, 7 BB, 4 K. He goes to 12-7 on the season.

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Los Angeles(A)                 IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

McBride W(10-14)              9.0  6  5  5  0  5  5  150  89  61   4.14  41 145(155)       55

                              9.0  6  5  5  0  5  5  150  89  61   4.52  41

Minnesota                      IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Kaat L(12-7)                  7.1  7  4  4  0  7  4  130  76  54   3.35  34 130(139)       45

 Strange                      0.2  2  1  1  0  1  1   18  12   6  10.80   5   40(35)

 Pleis                        1.0  1  1  1  0  1  0   15   8   7   3.23   5   35(43)   -

                              9.0 10  6  6  0  9  5  163  96  67   4.23  44

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  E-Yost(6)

 2B-Sadowski(10), Kluszewski(14)

 3B-Thomas,L(5)

 SB-Min Naragon(1) off McBride(11) + Sadowski(13), 9th

    Min Green(19) off McBride(12) + Sadowski(14), 9th

    Min Versalles(18) off McBride(13) + Sadowski(15), 9th

RBI-LAA  - Sadowski 2(14), Yost(12), Thomas,L(43), Kluszewski(64), McBride(3)

    Min  - Killebrew(98), Martin(34), Tuttle(28), Naragon(16)

IBB-LAA Thomas off Kaat

HBP-Green(Min) by McBride(LAA)

 SF-Killebrew(4)

 SH-Tuttle(7)

 WP-Kaat(10)

Great-Hunt(16), Tuttle 2(11), Green(26)

Poor-Fregosi(1), Tuttle(22)

LOB-Los Angeles(A) 11 Minnesota 8

 DP-Minnesota 2

GWRBI-Thomas,L

Minnesota Survives Tight Game With LA In Game 1 of Twilight Doublheader

 GAME 1 (Twilight DH)

Game MVP:Don Lee

Metropolitan Stadium     Game 1    (02-07-2026 17:34:50)       Time 2:14, 69ø, Wind: 3 MPH Out to RCF  Night Game

Sep 14, 1961                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E
1961 Los Angeles(A) 59-86     0 0 0   1 0 0   0 0 0      1  3  1
1961 Minnesota 64-80          0 0 0   1 0 1   0 0 -      2  5  0

Recap

LAA  4th: Scored 1 run on a hit.

LAA      Leon Wagner hit a solo HR(25) to take the lead.  LAA  1 Min 0.

Min  4th: Scored 1 run on a hit and 3 walks.

Min      Harmon Killebrew hit a solo HR(44) to tie the score.  LAA  1 Min 1.

Min      Zoilo Versalles DP with bases loaded, end 4th.

Min  6th: Scored 1 run on a hit.

Min      Bill Tuttle hit a solo HR(3) to take the lead.  LAA  1 Min 2.

Min  Bill Tuttle: 1 for 2, HR.

Min  Don Lee pitched a great 8 innings for the win: 1 earned run, 2 hits, 1 BB, 4 K. He's 6-7 on the year.

Min  Ray Moore pitched a shutout 9th to record his 10th save of the year.

LAA  Ted Bowsfield pitched 7 solid innings but took the loss: 2 earned runs, 4 hits, 4 BB, 6 K. He's now 9-11 on the season.

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Los Angeles(A)                 IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Bowsfield L(9-11)             7.0  4  2  2  2  4  6  122  78  44   3.19  29 130(137)   +   63

 James                        1.0  1  0  0  0  0  1   17  11   6   5.49   4   75(75)

                              8.0  5  2  2  2  4  7  139  89  50   4.52  33

Minnesota                      IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Lee W(6-7)                    8.0  2  1  1  1  1  4   91  68  23   2.57  27 130(128)       77

 Moore S(10)                  1.0  1  0  0  0  1  0   20  10  10   4.99   5   30(25)

                              9.0  3  1  1  1  2  4  111  78  33   4.22  32

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  E-Koppe(20)

 2B-Thomas,G(12)

 HR-LAA Wagner(25) off Lee(12) in the 4th with bases empty, 335 feet

    Min Killebrew(44) off Bowsfield(12) in the 4th with bases empty, 373 feet

    Min Tuttle(3) off Bowsfield(13) in the 6th with bases empty, 355 feet

RBI-LAA  - Wagner(80)

    Min  - Killebrew(97), Tuttle(27)

IBB-LAA Thomas off Moore

 SH-Hunt(2)

Great-Satriano 2(5), Battey(20)

LOB-Los Angeles(A) 4 Minnesota 7

 DP-Los Angeles(A) 1

GWRBI-Tuttle