Senators Sweep Double Header And Take 3 of 4 From Athletics.

 GAME 4:

Game MVP:Bob Schmidt

Griffith Stadium     Game 2 (Game 1 - Was 3, KC 2)    (10-04-2026 20:06:40)       Time 2:29, 83 , Wind: 2 MPH Out To CF  Day Game

May 20, 1962                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E

1962 Kansas City 12-25        0 1 0   0 0 1   0 0 0      2  8  1

1962 Washington 13-19         0 3 0   0 0 4   0 0 -      7 11  0

Recap

KC   2nd: Scored 1 run on 3 hits.

KC       Haywood Sullivan singled scoring Cimoli to take the lead.  KC   1 Was 0.

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

Was      Johnny Schaive hit a 400 foot 3 run HR(3) to take the lead.  KC   1 Was 3.

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

KC   6th: Scored 1 run on a hit.

KC       Gino Cimoli hit a grounder scoring 1.  KC   2 Was 3.

Was  6th: Sent 8 batters to the plate scoring 4 runs on 4 hits, and an error.

Was      Johnny Schaive hit a grounder scoring 1.  KC   2 Was 4.

Was      Bob Schmidt hit a 3 run HR(3).  KC   2 Was 7.

Was  Harry Bright: 2 for 4, double, 2 runs.

Was  Bob Johnson: 3 for 3, 2 runs.

Was  Johnny Schaive: 1 for 4, HR, 4 RBI, 2 runs.

Was  Bob Schmidt: 3 for 3, double, HR, 3 RBI.

Was  Tom Cheney pitched a complete game for the win: 2 earned runs, 8 hits, 2 BB, 2 K. He's now 1-2 on the season.

KC   Jim Archer pitched 3 innings and took the loss: 3 earned runs, 5 hits, 0 BB, 0 K. He drops to 1-3 on the year.

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

Archer L(1-3)                 3.0  5  3  3  1  0  0   43  35   8   4.67  13  100(99)       37

 Bass                         2.1  3  4  3  1  2  3   54  31  23   6.28  13   75(75)

 Wyatt, J                     0.2  1  0  0  0  0  1   19  11   8   5.50   3   70(75)

 Grim                         2.0  2  0  0  0  0  0   24  21   3   3.77   8   20(22)

                              8.0 11  7  6  2  2  4  140  98  42   5.97  37

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

Cheney W(1-2)                 9.0  8  2  2  0  2  2  136  95  41   5.18  35 140(136)       63

                              9.0  8  2  2  0  2  2  136  95  41   5.09  35

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 KC: Alusik hit for Archer in the 4th

     Coughtry hit for Wyatt, J in the 7th

  E-Howser(4)

 2B-Charles(3), Bright(2), Schmidt,B(3)

 3B-Jimenez(1)

 HR-Was Schaive(3) off Archer(3) in the 2nd with 2 on base, 400 feet

    Was Schmidt,B(3) off Bass(4) in the 6th with 2 on base, 399 feet

 SB-Was Bright(1) off Bass(2) + Sullivan(17), 6th

 CS- KC Tartabull(1) by Cheney(2) and Schmidt(6), 3rd

    Was Hinton(2) picked off by Archer(1) in the 3rd Inn

Pickoff(P)-Archer(1)

RBI- KC  - Cimoli(17), Sullivan(9)

    Was  - Schaive 4(16), Schmidt,B 3(11)

 SH-Cheney(1)

Great-Cottier(7), Hinton(3)

Poor-Charles(2), Hinton(4)

LOB-Kansas City 6 Washington 6

 DP-Washington 1

GWRBI-Schaive

Washington Wins Tight One At Griffith Stadium. Senators Take First Game Of Double Header From Athletics

 GAME 3:

Game MVP:Dale Long

Griffith Stadium     Game 1    (10-04-2026 19:58:33)       Time 3:09, 78 , Wind: 5 MPH Left to Right  Day Game

May 20, 1962                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E

1962 Kansas City 12-24        0 0 1   0 1 0   0 0 0      2 10  1

1962 Washington 12-19         0 0 0   0 1 0   0 2 -      3 10  2

Recap

KC   3rd: Scored 1 run on a hit, on one walk and an error.

KC       Jerry Lumpe singled scoring 1 to take the lead.  KC   1 Was 0.

KC   5th: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

KC       Jerry Lumpe hit a grounder scoring 1.  KC   2 Was 0.

Was  5th: Scored 1 run on one walk and an error.

Was      Jimmy Piersall hit a grounder scoring 1.  KC   2 Was 1.

Was  8th: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 2 runs on 4 hits and on one walk.

Was      Dale Long singled scoring 1 to tie the score.  KC   2 Was 2.

Was      Bob Johnson singled scoring Long to take the lead.  KC   2 Was 3.

KC  :    Norm Siebern K'd with with 2 on, end 9th.

KC   Dick Howser: 4 for 5.

Was  Dale Long: 3 for 4, double.

Was  Marty Kutyna pitched 1.2 innings and picked up the win: 1.2 IP, 2 hits, 0 BB, 2 K. He goes to 1-3 on the season.

Was  Ed Hobaugh got the save, his 3rd of the year.

KC   Ed Rakow went the distance and took the loss: 2 earned runs, 10 hits, 2 BB, 3 K. He's now 3-5 on the season.

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

Rakow L(3-5)                  8.0 10  3  2  0  2  3  145 103  42   5.49  35 120(128)       53

                              8.0 10  3  2  0  2  3  145 103  42   5.95  35

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

Osteen                        6.2  7  2  2  0  2  4  123  82  41   1.65  29 115(116)   -   54

 Hamilton,S                   0.1  1  0  0  0  0  1   10   8   2   5.59   2   75(75)

 Kutyna W(1-3)                1.2  2  0  0  0  0  2   32  25   7   6.27   7   30(35)

 Hobaugh S(3)                 0.1  0  0  0  0  1  1    9   4   5   2.53   2   70(75)

                              9.0 10  2  2  0  3  8  174 119  55   5.19  40

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 KC: Tartabull ran for Jimenez in the 8th

     Del Greco moved to LF in the 8th

     Tartabull moved to CF in the 8th

     Coughtry hit for Rakow in the 9th

Was: Hicks hit for Hamilton,S in the 7th

  E-Charles(2), King,J(3), Woodling, G(2)

 2B-Long,D(2)

 CS-Was King picked off by Rakow(1) in the 8th Inn

Pickoff(P)-Rakow(1)

RBI- KC  - Lumpe(17)

    Was  - Johnson,B(20), Long,D(21)

 SH-Osteen(2)

Great-Siebern 2(8)

LOB-Kansas City 11 Washington 8

 DP-Kansas City 1 Washington 1

GWRBI-Johnson,B

Art Ditmar Continues Fine Start To Season. KC Evens Series With Washington.

 GAME 2:

Game MVP:Art Ditmar

Injury: Long,D (today only)

Griffith Stadium    (10-04-2026 19:49:39)       Time 2:14, 77 , , Light Rain, Wind: 7 MPH Out to RF  Day Game

May 19, 1962                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E

1962 Kansas City 12-23        0 1 1   0 2 0   0 0 1      5 13  1

1962 Washington 11-19         1 0 0   0 0 2   0 0 1      4  8  1

Recap

Was  1st: Scored 1 run on 2 hits, and an error.

Was      Johnny Schaive hit a grounder scoring 1 to take the lead.  KC   0 Was 1.

KC   2nd: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

KC       Art Ditmar hit a grounder scoring 1 to tie the score.  KC   1 Was 1.

KC   3rd: Scored 1 run on 4 hits.

KC       Manny Jimenez hit a fly ball scoring 1 to take the lead.  KC   2 Was 1.

KC   5th: Scored 2 runs on 2 hits.

KC       Norm Siebern doubled scoring Lumpe.  KC   3 Was 1.

KC       Gino Cimoli hit a grounder scoring 1.  KC   4 Was 1.

Was  6th: Scored 2 runs on 2 hits.

Was      Johnny Schaive doubled  scoring 1.  KC   4 Was 2.

Was      Gene Woodling hit a fly ball scoring 1.  KC   4 Was 3.

KC   9th: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

KC       Jerry Lumpe singled scoring 1.  KC   5 Was 3.

Was  9th: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

Was      Chuck Cottier singled scoring King.  KC   5 Was 4.

KC   Jerry Lumpe: 4 for 5.

KC   Norm Siebern: 3 for 4, double, 2 great plays.

KC   Art Ditmar pitched a solid 8 innings for the win: 2 earned runs, 6 hits, 0 BB, 5 K. He's now 2-1 on the year.

KC   Bob Grim pitched the 9th to earn his 2nd save of the year.

Was  Don Rudolph threw a complete game but took the loss: 5 earned runs, 13 hits, 1 BB, 3 K. He drops to 0-2 on the season.

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

Ditmar W(2-1)                 8.0  6  3  2  0  0  5   93  61  32   3.41  30   95(97)       65

 Grim S(2)                    1.0  2  1  1  0  0  2   18  12   6   4.38   5   20(27)  ++

                              9.0  8  4  3  0  0  7  111  73  38   6.04  35

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

Rudolph L(0-2)                9.0 13  5  5  0  1  3  120  85  35   6.97  40 125(137)       43

                              9.0 13  5  5  0  1  3  120  85  35   5.29  40

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 KC: Posada hit for Ditmar in the 9th

     Tartabull ran for Posada in the 9th

Was: Bright moved to 1B in the 2nd

     Cottier hit for Schmidt,B in the 9th

     Johnson hit for Hamlin in the 9th

  E-Lumpe(3), Rudolph(1)

 2B-Siebern(4), King,J(5), Schaive(11)

 SB-Was O'Connell(3) off Ditmar(2) + Sullivan(16), 6th

RBI- KC  - Cimoli(16), Ditmar(2), Jimenez(12), Lumpe(16), Siebern(27)

    Was  - Cottier(12), Schaive 2(12), Woodling, G(12)

 SF-Jimenez(1), Woodling, G(1)

 SH-Howser(2)

Great-Howser(6), Siebern 2(6), Hamlin 2(2), Piersall(7)

Poor-Siebern(5)

LOB-Kansas City 8 Washington 4

 DP-Kansas City 1 Washington 1

Senators Take Game One Over Athletics In the Battle For The Bottom

 GAME 1:

Game MVP:Danny O'Connell

Griffith Stadium    (10-04-2026 19:40:59)       Time 3:08, 74 , Wind: 8 MPH Left to Right  Night Game

May 18, 1962                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E

1962 Kansas City 11-23        1 0 0   0 0 0   0 0 1      2  9  1

1962 Washington 11-18         1 0 1   0 0 0   0 3 -      5 10  1

Recap

KC   1st: Scored 1 run on 2 hits and 2 walks.

KC       Manny Jimenez singled scoring 1 to take the lead.  KC   1 Was 0.

KC       Gino Cimoli DP with bases loaded, end 1st.

Was  1st: Scored 1 run on 3 hits.

Was      Johnny Schaive singled scoring 1 to tie the score.  KC   1 Was 1.

Was  3rd: Scored 1 run on 3 hits.

Was      Danny O'Connell hit a 426 foot solo HR(1) to take the lead.  KC   1 Was 2.

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

Was      Gene Woodling singled scoring Schaive.  KC   1 Was 3.

Was      Ken Retzer singled scoring 2.  KC   1 Was 5.

KC   9th: Scored 1 run on a hit, on one walk and an error.

KC       Bobby Del Greco hit a grounder scoring 1.  KC   2 Was 5.

KC   Manny Jimenez: 3 for 4.

KC   Jerry Lumpe: 3 for 4.

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

Was  Pete Burnside pitched a solid 7 innings for the win: 1 earned run, 6 hits, 4 BB, 1 K. He's now 5-1 on the year!

Was  Steve Hamilton got the save, his 2nd of the year.

KC   Danny Pfister pitched 6 innings and took the loss: 2 earned runs, 7 hits, 0 BB, 2 K. He's 1-3 on the year.

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

Pfister, D L(1-3)             6.0  7  2  2  1  0  2   91  67  24   3.34  24 140(146)       52

 Bass                         1.2  3  3  3  0  2  2   51  36  15   5.94  10   75(75)

 Segui                        0.1  0  0  0  0  0  0    4   4   0   5.71   1   70(75)

                              8.0 10  5  5  1  2  4  146 107  39   6.13  35

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

Burnside W(5-1)               7.0  6  1  1  0  4  1  123  71  52   5.18  28 125(128)       58

 Kutyna H(1)                  1.0  2  0  0  0  0  1   21  14   7   6.88   5   25(24)

 Hobaugh                      0.2  1  1  0  0  1  0   19  12   7   2.61   5   75(75)

 Hamilton,S S(2)              0.1  0  0  0  0  0  1    4   4   0   5.79   1   50(75)   +

                              9.0  9  2  1  0  5  3  167 101  66   5.30  39

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 KC: Posada hit for Pfister, D in the 7th

     Tartabull ran for Jimenez in the 8th

     Del Greco moved to LF in the 8th

     Tartabull moved to CF in the 8th

     Coughtry hit for Segui in the 9th

Was: Retzer hit for Schmidt,B in the 7th

     Hicks hit for Burnside in the 7th

     Retzer moved to C in the 8th

  E-Lumpe(2), Schaive(3)

 2B-Del Greco(5), Schaive(10)

 HR-Was O'Connell,D(1) off Pfister(4) in the 3rd with bases empty, 426 feet

 SB-Was O'Connell(2) off Pfister(1) + Sullivan(15), 1st

RBI- KC  - Jimenez(11)

    Was  - O'Connell,D(5), Retzer 2(5), Schaive(10), Woodling, G(11)

IBB-Was King off Bass

 SH-Pfister, D(4)

 WP-Bass(3)

Great-Siebern(4), Schaive(3)

Poor-Lumpe(5), Schaive(8)

OfA-Jimenez(1)

LOB-Kansas City 10 Washington 6

 DP-Kansas City 1 Washington 3

GWRBI-O'Connell,D

9th Inning Milwaukee Comeback Falls Short. New York Takes Both Games Of DH To Split Series With Braves

 GAME 4:

Game MVP:Elio Chacon

County Stadium     Game 2 (Game 1 - NYM 5, MBr 1)    (10-03-2026 14:55:54)       Time 3:48, 67   Day Game

May 20, 1962                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E

1962 New York (N) 12-19       0 0 2   1 2 2   1 0 0      8 11  1

1962 Milwaukee 18-19          0 1 0   0 0 2   1 0 3      7 12  4

Recap

MBr  2nd: Scored 1 run on 3 hits.

MBr      Hank Aaron hit a solo HR(10) to take the lead.  NYM  0 MBr 1.

NYM  3rd: Sent 8 batters to the plate scoring 2 runs on a hit, 3 walks and an error.

NYM      Felix Mantilla hit a grounder scoring 1 to tie the score.  NYM  1 MBr 1.

NYM      Charlie Neal singled scoring Mantilla to take the lead.  NYM  2 MBr 1.

NYM  4th: Scored 1 run on 2 hits and on one walk.

NYM      Felix Mantilla singled scoring Hickman.  NYM  3 MBr 1.

NYM  5th: Sent 8 batters to the plate scoring 2 runs on 3 hits, 2 walks and an error.

NYM      Al Jackson hit a grounder scoring 1.  NYM  4 MBr 1.

NYM      Elio Chacon singled scoring DeMerit.  NYM  5 MBr 1.

NYM  6th: Scored 2 runs on 3 hits, and an error.

NYM      Johnny DeMerit hit a fly ball scoring 1.  NYM  6 MBr 1.

NYM      Sammy Taylor singled scoring Neal.  NYM  7 MBr 1.

MBr  6th: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 2 runs on 4 hits.

MBr      Joe Torre singled scoring McMillan.  NYM  7 MBr 2.

MBr      Del Crandall singled scoring Jones.  NYM  7 MBr 3.

NYM  7th: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

NYM      Frank Thomas hit a grounder scoring 1.  NYM  8 MBr 3.

MBr  7th: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 1 run on 2 hits and on one walk.

MBr      Hank Aaron singled scoring Uecker.  NYM  8 MBr 4.

MBr  9th: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 3 runs on 3 hits and 2 walks.

MBr      Joe Adcock singled scoring 2.  NYM  8 MBr 6.

MBr      Howie Bedell singled scoring Torre.  NYM  8 MBr 7.

NYM  Elio Chacon: 2 for 4, double.

NYM  Charlie Neal: 3 for 5, 2 runs.

MBr  Hank Aaron: 3 for 4, HR, 2 RBI, 2 runs.

NYM  Al Jackson pitched 6.2 innings to earn the win: 4 earned runs, 8 hits, 3 BB, 7 K. He's 6-0 on the year!

NYM  Vinegar Bend Mizell got the save, his 1st of the year.

MBr  Tony Cloninger pitched poorly for 5.2 innings and took the loss: 6 earned runs, 9 hits, 8 BB, 7 K. He's 1-2 on the season.

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New York (N)                   IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Jackson,A W(6-0)              6.2  8  4  4  1  3  7  126  87  39   2.29  30 115(113)   -   46

 Moorhead                     1.1  1  0  0  0  1  0   25  14  11   3.75   7   65(75)

 Anderson,C                   0.2  3  3  3  0  2  0   33  17  16   6.14   7   75(75)

 Mizell S(1)                  0.1  0  0  0  0  0  0    4   2   2   5.14   1   80(75)

                              9.0 12  7  7  1  6  7  188 120  68   5.18  45

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

Cloninger L(1-2)              5.2  9  7  6  0  8  7  149  94  55   4.63  36 145(147)       24

 Willey                       1.1  2  1  1  0  0  1   24  17   7   5.47   5   75(75)

 Nottebart                    2.0  0  0  0  0  0  1   19  14   5   3.45   6   35(43)   +

                              9.0 11  8  7  0  8  9  192 125  67   4.64  47

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NYM: Hodges,G moved to 1B in the 8th

     Ashburn hit for Moorhead in the 9th

     Bell, G moved to RF in the 9th

MBr: Crandall hit for Menke in the 6th

     Mathews moved to 3B in the 7th

     Adcock moved to 1B in the 7th

     Uecker hit for Willey in the 7th

     Bedell hit for Samuel in the 9th

  E-Mantilla(5), Aaron,H(1), Cloninger(2), Jones,M(2), Torre,J(3)

 2B-Chacon(2)

 HR-MBr Aaron,H(10) off Jackson(4) in the 2nd with bases empty, 351 feet

 SB-NYM Hickman(1) off Cloninger(1) + Torre(4), 3rd

    NYM Mantilla(1) off Cloninger(2) + Torre(5), 3rd

    NYM Chacon(2) off Cloninger(3) + Torre(6), 5th

RBI-NYM  - Chacon(3), DeMerit(1), Jackson,A(3), Mantilla 2(10), Neal, C(13), Taylor,S(2)

    MBr  - Aaron,H 2(31), Adcock 2(33), Bedell(4), Crandall(14), Torre,J(7)

IBB-NYM Mantilla off Cloninger

HBP-Jones(MBr) by Moorhead(NYM)

 SF-DeMerit(1)

 SH-Chacon(2)

Great-Neal, C(14), Aaron,H(6)

Poor-Jones,M(3)

LOB-New York (N) 12 Milwaukee 11

 DP-New York (N) 2 Milwaukee 1

GWRBI-Neal, C

Early Pitching Woes And Anemic Bats Doom Milwaukee. New York Takes First Game Of Doubleheader

 GAME 3 (DH)

Game MVP:Bob L. Miller

County Stadium     Game 1    (10-03-2026 14:44:21)       Time 3:00, 66 , Wind: 6 MPH Right to Left  Day Game

May 20, 1962                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E

1962 New York (N) 11-19       3 0 1   0 1 0   0 0 0      5 10  3

1962 Milwaukee 18-18          0 0 1   0 0 0   0 0 0      1  5  0

Recap

NYM  1st: Scored 3 runs on 2 hits and on one walk.

NYM      Gil Hodges hit a 3 run HR(2) to take the lead.  NYM  3 MBr 0.

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

NYM      Gil Hodges singled scoring Hickman.  NYM  4 MBr 0.

MBr  3rd: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 1 run on a hit and 2 walks.

MBr      Del Crandall hit a grounder scoring 1.  NYM  4 MBr 1.

NYM  5th: Scored 1 run on 3 hits and on one walk.

NYM      Charlie Neal walked scoring Cook.  NYM  5 MBr 1.

NYM      Gus Bell DP with bases loaded, end 5th.

NYM  Cliff Cook: 2 for 4, triple, 3 errors.

NYM  Gil Hodges: 3 for 3, HR, 4 RBI.

NYM  Bob L. Miller pitched a great 7 innings for the win: 1 earned run, 4 hits, 3 BB, 8 K. He moves to 2-1 on the season.

MBr  Jack Curtis pitched 4.1 innings and took the loss: 5 earned runs, 8 hits, 3 BB, 3 K. He drops to 0-1 on the season.

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New York (N)                   IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Miller,BL W(2-1)              7.0  4  1  1  0  3  8  127  82  45   3.65  29 140(143)       70

 MacKenzie                    2.0  1  0  0  0  0  3   25  19   6   6.59   7   75(75)

                              9.0  5  1  1  0  3 11  152 101  51   5.12  36

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

Curtis,J L(0-1)               4.1  8  5  5  1  3  3   95  62  33   9.00  23   90(80)   -   27

 Piche                        2.2  1  0  0  0  2  3   42  26  16   4.50  10   75(75)

 Burdette                     1.1  1  0  0  0  0  0   14   9   5   3.53   5   75(75)

 Fischer, H                   0.2  0  0  0  0  0  0    8   5   3   5.63   2   30(31)

                              9.0 10  5  5  1  5  6  159 102  57   4.57  40

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NYM: Bouchee hit for Miller,BL in the 8th

     Ashburn hit for Cook,C in the 9th

     Mantilla moved to 3B in the 9th

MBr: Uecker hit for Piche in the 7th

     Torre hit for Menke in the 9th

     Adcock hit for Fischer, H in the 9th

  E-Cook,C 3(4)

 3B-Cook,C(2)

 HR-NYM Hodges,G(2) off Curtis(2) in the 1st with 2 on base, 329 feet

 CS-MBr Jones(2) by Miller(2) and Chiti(1), 5th

        Uecker(2) by Miller(3) and Chiti(2), 7th

RBI-NYM  - Hodges,G 4(9), Neal, C(12)

    MBr  - Crandall(13)

HBP-Jones(MBr) by Miller(NYM)

Great-Aaron,H(5)

LOB-New York (N) 8 Milwaukee 8

 DP-New York (N) 1 Milwaukee 2

GWRBI-Hodges,G

Cecil Bulter Throws Complete Games As Braves Take Metropolitans For the 2nd Straight Day

 GAME 2:

Game MVP:Cecil Butler

County Stadium    (10-03-2026 14:35:06)       Time 2:44, 66 , Wind: 13 MPH Out to LF  Day Game

May 19, 1962                  1 2 3   4 5 6   7 8 9      R  H  E

1962 New York (N) 10-19       1 0 0   0 1 0   0 0 0      2  5  1

1962 Milwaukee 18-17          0 0 1   0 1 1   1 0 -      4  8  1

Recap

NYM  1st: Scored 1 run on 2 hits, on one walk and an error.

NYM      Jim Hickman hit a solo HR(2) to take the lead.  NYM  1 MBr 0.

MBr  3rd: Sent 7 batters to the plate scoring 1 run on 2 hits and 2 walks.

MBr      Hank Aaron singled scoring Bedell to tie the score.  NYM  1 MBr 1.

NYM  5th: Scored 1 run on a hit.

NYM      Jay Hook hit a grounder scoring 1 to take the lead.  NYM  2 MBr 1.

MBr  5th: Scored 1 run on a hit and 2 walks.

MBr      Hank Aaron hit a fly ball scoring 1 to tie the score.  NYM  2 MBr 2.

MBr  6th: Scored 1 run on 2 hits.

MBr      Del Crandall hit a solo HR(2) to take the lead.  NYM  2 MBr 3.

MBr  7th: Scored 1 run on a hit, 2 walks and an error.

MBr      Eddie Mathews hit a grounder scoring 1.  NYM  2 MBr 4.

NYM  Charlie Neal: 2 for 3, double, triple.

MBr  Del Crandall: 2 for 3, HR.

MBr  Mack Jones: 0 for 2, 3 W.

MBr  Cecil Butler pitched a solid complete game for the win: 2 earned runs, 5 hits, 1 BB, 6 K. He's 2-0 on the season.

NYM  Jay Hook pitched 6.2 innings and took the loss: 3 earned runs, 8 hits, 5 BB, 3 K. He drops to 0-6 on the season.

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New York (N)                   IP  H  R ER HR  W  K   Ct   S   B    ERA  BF     EPC  Stf  GSc

Hook L(0-6)                   6.2  8  4  3  1  5  3  130  75  55   7.71  31 115(112)   -   42

 Mizell                       1.1  0  0  0  0  3  0   33  17  16   5.40   8   70(75)

                              8.0  8  4  3  1  8  3  163  92  71   5.26  39

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

Butler W(2-0)                 9.0  5  2  2  1  1  6  116  89  27   2.38  32 145(147)       74

                              9.0  5  2  2  1  1  6  116  89  27   4.56  32

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NYM: Ashburn moved to RF in the 7th

MBr: Uecker hit for Krsnich in the 8th

     Mathews moved to 3B in the 9th

     Adcock moved to 1B in the 9th

  E-Bouchee(1), McMillan,R(6)

 2B-Neal, C(2), Taylor,S(2), Menke(1)

 3B-Neal, C(2)

 HR-NYM Hickman(2) off Butler(2) in the 1st with bases empty, 392 feet

    MBr Crandall(2) off Hook(6) in the 6th with bases empty, 382 feet

 CS-NYM Chacon(1) by Butler(2) and Crandall(3), 1st

RBI-NYM  - Hickman(6), Hook(1)

    MBr  - Aaron,H 2(29), Crandall(12)

IBB-MBr Crandall off Mizell

        McMillan off Mizell

 SF-Aaron,H(2)

Great-Crandall(3)

Poor-Cook,C(1), Neal, C(4), Krsnich(1), Mathews(4)

OfA-Aaron,H(1)

LOB-New York (N) 3 Milwaukee 11

 DP-New York (N) 2 Milwaukee 1

GWRBI-Crandall