SATURDAY MAY 6,1967

WASHINGTON (3-16) @ CALIFORNIA (7-14)

STARTING PITCHERS

8W 0-2 4.09 15W 0-0 1.00

WAS 300 000 000 3 4 1

CAL 101 210 02x 7 16 2

2B WAS Saverine 1

CAL Rodgers 2

HR CAL Fregosi 2 Mincher 5

RBI WAS Casanova 2

CAL Fregosi 2(11) Knoop 4(6) Mincher 11

PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER GSc

Moore 4 9 1 1 2 4 3 31

Clark 7 4 0 5 4 3 0 62

WP Clark 1-0 0.56

LP Moore 0-3 4.80

SV Rojas 3

Saturday night in Southern California brings together two ne’er do well teams. The DC club is marginally enjoying baseball life a bit better away from the Capital and look to make it 2 straight versus the Angels.

The Senators jump right into it as Bob Severine parachutted a double between three fielders leading off the game. Jim King drew a one out walk to set up a true threat. Bob Chance worked a free pass to load the bases but the rally looked over when McMullen sent a two hopper to short that ole’d into two runs. Casanova singled, putting the Nats up 3-0. Bottom 1, Moore got two quick outs before Casanova bobbled a nubber opening the door. Two singles later, the Halos got their first run, the RBI going to Knoop. Bottom 3, Knoop followed a pair of singled to close the deficit to one. Bottom 4, Johnstone singles and Fregosi atoned for his earlier sin by depositing a Moore offering into the left field seats. Bottom 5, Don Mincher greeted new pitcher Bob Priddy with a solo shot adding to the Cherubs lead. Bottom 8, two singles and a free pass set up Knoop again and, sure enough, he flared a single to right center for 2 more runs. Rickey Clark was solid albeit a tad wild going 7 before yielding to Minnie Rojas who got the last 6.

STAR OF THE GAME 3-5 4RBI

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