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Houston 5 Los Angeles 2
Arthur Fox pitched (and hit) his way to his ninth win of the season (9-2). Fox gave up five hits two runs walked one and struck out six. George Krsnich took over in the ninth and claimed his 16th save.
Fox drove in all three runs in the three run eighth. Los Angeles pitcher Windy Brown walked three batters to load the bases and Fox's triple cleared them.
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Montreal 3 St. Louis 2 in 10 innings
Kevin Myers pitched superbly going nine innings allowed two runs walked two and struck out a career high 12.
Rob Soto (WP 6-2) pitched the 10th, and final inning, with one strikeout to get the win when John Kellert singled and scored on Vic Buford's double.
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Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh 4
Struggling Brooklyn took its anger out on Pittsburgh in this one bombing the Pirates in the finale of their series. Chet Douglas pitched a complete game to go 7-2 on the season. Dougles allowed five hits and four run walked seven and struck out seven.
Bunk Naylor (4th) and Blas Barnes homered for Brooklyn.
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Colorado 9 Atlanta 6
Three of the four players involved in a trade between the two clubs participated in this game.
Colorado wasted little time getting to Atlanta starting pitcher Greasy Lacy by scoring four times in the first inning.
Bob Lynn started things off with a one out single. Tom Smalley followed with another single sending Lynn to third base. Lacy then walked Tony Shwinieke walked to load the bases with one outs. Walt Johnson sacrifice fly went for the second out and an RBI.
Lacy walked Danny Mueller with the bases loaded to force in another run and Frank Shofner, fighting for a roster spot doubled clearing the bases.
Shofner is one of several players who could be sent down when left fielder Willie Hughes is activated off the disabled list before the next game.
Matt Buchanan's second career major league homerun put Alanta on the borad in the second inning 4-1.
Colorado's starting pitcher Paul Golden helped to get that run back himself with a leadoff double in Colorado's next time at bat. Two outs later Tom Smalley singled Golden across the plate with run number five. (5-1).
In the 5th inning Bob Lynn and Tom Smalley hit successive doubles to make it 6-1.
Atlanta made it 6-2 on a Jim Lee RBI single in the 6th and Mike Adams hit a two run homerun off Horacio Escobar in the 8th to bring Atlanta closer 6-4.
Colorado sent nine batters to the late in the bottom of the eighth inning scored three runs on four hits and left three men on base to put the game out of reach. Johnson, Parent and pinch hitter Joe Fiene had consecutive hits. Fiene's single drove in two runs (Johnson and Parent).
Rube Low came in to face his former team for the first time since the trade and was greeted by a RBI double off the bat of his former catcher Larry Garrett.
After that hit Low retired the next two before walking pinch hitter Bill Cookson and Tom Smalley reached on an error by Buchanan, a converted catcher playing first base. Low got out of it by striking out his second hitter in the inning, Tony Shwinieke.
Jay Bottarini started the ninth off but gave way after two were out when an error allowed two unearned runs to score. Lance Holbert got the final out for one of his easier save among his 26 for the season.
[Edited on 5-29-2017 by jbnimble20]
Houston 5 Los Angeles 2
May 29, 2017 at 01:47AM View BBCode
The scoreboard for the Lou Pineilla League *(misspelled on the home page)* for September 9, 1951.Houston 5 Los Angeles 2
Arthur Fox pitched (and hit) his way to his ninth win of the season (9-2). Fox gave up five hits two runs walked one and struck out six. George Krsnich took over in the ninth and claimed his 16th save.
Fox drove in all three runs in the three run eighth. Los Angeles pitcher Windy Brown walked three batters to load the bases and Fox's triple cleared them.
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Montreal 3 St. Louis 2 in 10 innings
Kevin Myers pitched superbly going nine innings allowed two runs walked two and struck out a career high 12.
Rob Soto (WP 6-2) pitched the 10th, and final inning, with one strikeout to get the win when John Kellert singled and scored on Vic Buford's double.
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Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh 4
Struggling Brooklyn took its anger out on Pittsburgh in this one bombing the Pirates in the finale of their series. Chet Douglas pitched a complete game to go 7-2 on the season. Dougles allowed five hits and four run walked seven and struck out seven.
Bunk Naylor (4th) and Blas Barnes homered for Brooklyn.
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Colorado 9 Atlanta 6
Three of the four players involved in a trade between the two clubs participated in this game.
Colorado wasted little time getting to Atlanta starting pitcher Greasy Lacy by scoring four times in the first inning.
Bob Lynn started things off with a one out single. Tom Smalley followed with another single sending Lynn to third base. Lacy then walked Tony Shwinieke walked to load the bases with one outs. Walt Johnson sacrifice fly went for the second out and an RBI.
Lacy walked Danny Mueller with the bases loaded to force in another run and Frank Shofner, fighting for a roster spot doubled clearing the bases.
Shofner is one of several players who could be sent down when left fielder Willie Hughes is activated off the disabled list before the next game.
Matt Buchanan's second career major league homerun put Alanta on the borad in the second inning 4-1.
Colorado's starting pitcher Paul Golden helped to get that run back himself with a leadoff double in Colorado's next time at bat. Two outs later Tom Smalley singled Golden across the plate with run number five. (5-1).
In the 5th inning Bob Lynn and Tom Smalley hit successive doubles to make it 6-1.
Atlanta made it 6-2 on a Jim Lee RBI single in the 6th and Mike Adams hit a two run homerun off Horacio Escobar in the 8th to bring Atlanta closer 6-4.
Colorado sent nine batters to the late in the bottom of the eighth inning scored three runs on four hits and left three men on base to put the game out of reach. Johnson, Parent and pinch hitter Joe Fiene had consecutive hits. Fiene's single drove in two runs (Johnson and Parent).
Rube Low came in to face his former team for the first time since the trade and was greeted by a RBI double off the bat of his former catcher Larry Garrett.
After that hit Low retired the next two before walking pinch hitter Bill Cookson and Tom Smalley reached on an error by Buchanan, a converted catcher playing first base. Low got out of it by striking out his second hitter in the inning, Tony Shwinieke.
Jay Bottarini started the ninth off but gave way after two were out when an error allowed two unearned runs to score. Lance Holbert got the final out for one of his easier save among his 26 for the season.
[Edited on 5-29-2017 by jbnimble20]
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