WASHINGTON (45-89) @ NEW YORK (54-80)
STARTING PITCHERS
6Z (2-5 3.81) 13 (8-16 3.60)
The Nats and Bombers were locked in a one all tie going into the 8th. Dooley Womack came on in the 8th after Stottlemyre was pinch hit for in the 7th. But Dooley was no match for the very light hitting Dick Nen (.120 on season) . Nen took Womack deep to but the Sens ahead to stay.
WAS 001 000 020 3 6 1
NYY 100 000 010 2 9 0
2B NYY Clarke 16 Bi. Robinson 8
HR WAS Nen 2 (8th off Womack)
RBI Nen 3(10)
NYY Tresh 50 Whitaker 54
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
Priddy 6 6 0 1 1 1 1 23 56
Stottlemyre 7 5 0 2 2 1 1 28 63
WP Lines 4-1 2.00 LP Womack 6-7 2.66 SV Baldwin 17
SCORING PLAYS
BOTTOM 1 .. Clarke singled. Gibbs singled. Whitaker singled scoring a run. WAS 0 NYY 1
TOP 3 .. Stroud walked and advanced on a groundout. Nen singled scoring a run. WAS 1 NYY 1
TOP 8 .. McMullen walked. Nen homered scoring two runs. WAS 3 NYY 1
BOTTOM 8 .. Clarke doubled. Gibbs singled. Tresh sac fly scoring a run. WAS 3 NYY 1
NOTES: Big game for Dick Nen subbing for Mike Epstein as he drove in all three Nats runs . Dooley Womack lost his third straight, giving up 8 earned runs in seven innings over five games. Steve Whitaker now is tied with the Mick for team lead in RBIs.
STAR OF THE GAME: 2-4 HR 3 RBIs
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