APBA BASEBALL REPLAYS OF THE 60’s
replays of the 60’s
Tony Conigliaro season ending statistics
In real life August 18, 1967 was the last game of the 1967 season for Tony Conigliaro as he was beaned by Jack Hamilton ending his very promising campaign. Here is the comparison of his real results with the legend of the dice and boards.
CALIFORNIA (52-66) @ BOSTON (72-41)
STARTING PITCHERS
13YW (4-6 3.36) 11Y (14-6 2.85)
The Sox jumped out to a three run lead curtosy of a bases clearing triple by rookie Reggie Smith. The Angels clawed back to tie in the 5th but that was short lived as the Beantowners grabbed the lead again. Top 8, the Halos ambushed Sparky Lyle playing 5 to snag the opening game of this weekend series.
CAL 000 030 050 8 12 0
BOS 300 001 010 5 6 1
2B BOS Scott 20 Petrocelli 17
3B BOS R. Smith 7
HR CAL Cardenal 7 (5th off Bell)
BOS Yastrzemski 42 (8th off M. Rojas)
RBI CAL Cardenal 3(46) Reichardt 2(32) Fregosi 47 Rodgers 43
BOS R. Smith 3(47) Petrocelli 72 Yastrzemski 98
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
J. Hamilton 6 3 0 5 6 4 4 26 53
Bell 6 6 1 3 5 3 3 28 50
WP Cimino 6-4 2.70 LP Lyle 1-2 3.75
SCORING PLAYS
BOTTOM 1 .. Andrews walked. Adair walked. Scott infield single. R. Smith tripled scoring three runs. CAL 0 BOS 3
TOP 5 .. Werhas walked. Hamilton sac bunt. Cardenal homered scoring two runs. Fregosi singled. J. Hall walked. Reichardt singled scoring a run. CAL 3 BOS 3
BOTTOM 6 .. bScott walked. Petrocelli doubled scoring a run. CAL 3 BOS 4
TOP 8 .. Reichardt singled. Advanced on a wild pitch. Rodgers singled scoring a run. Knoop singled. Werhas walked. Lyle balked scoring a run. Cardenal singled scoring a run. Fregosi singled scoring a run. Reichardt singled scoring a run. CAL 8 BOS 4
BOTTOM 8 .. Yastrzemski homered CAL 8 BOS 5
NOTES: Jose Cardenal has back to back two hit games. Jimmy Hall saw his 6 game streak come to an end. Pete Cimino has been unscored upon his last 6 games spanning 10 innings. Yastrzemski homered now on three straight games.
STAR OF THE GAME 3-5 HR 3 RBIs
CLEVELAND (64-53) @ WASHINGTON (40-78)
STARTING PITCHERS
14XY (13-5 2.65) 11Z (9-9 2.53)
Luis Tiant pitched a whale of a game, but made just one mistake, a mistake a batter like Frank Howard does not miss. And that, they say was the ballgame. Phil Ortega scattered 5 hits going the route while whitewashing the visiting Indians, stealing one game of the series.
CLE 000 000 000 0 5 0
WAS 002 000 00x 2 6 0
2B WAS H. Allen 6
HR WAS F. Howard 29 (3rd off Tiant)
RBI WAS F. Howard 2(72)
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
Tiant 7 6 1 1 13 2 2 28 69
Ortega 9 5 0 1 4 0 0 33 82
WP Ortega 10-9 2.41 Tiant 13-6 2.65
SCORING PLAY:
BOTTOM 3 .. Ortega singled. F. Howard homered scoring two runs. CLE 0 WAS 2
NOTES: First Frank Howard homer in 12 games. Luis Tiant reached double digit whiffs once again and he now has 200 on the season. Vern Fuller had his 7 game hit streak snapped.
STAR OF THE GAME: 1-3 HR 2RBI
BALTIMORE (57-59) @ NEW YORK (42-72)
STARTING PITCHERS
9YZ (3-2 2.41) 8Z (7-7 2.85)
Tommy Tresh blasted a three run shot in the bottom of the 1st and just like that, the Bronx Bombers were back, at least for one game. The Pinstripers crushed four round trippers in support of Fritz Pegrrdon and three relievers as the Yanks squared the four game set at 2 apiece.
BAL 000 010 200 3 10 0
NYY 302 001 22x 10 12 0
2B BAL D. Johnson 13
NYY Gibbs 6 Pepitone 6
HR BAL F. Robinson 21 (7th off Verbanic)
NYY Mantle 2((10) 3rd off Brabender, 7th off Fisher) Tresh 8 (1st off Brabender) Bi. Robinson 9 (6th off Fisher)
RBI BAL F. Robinson 3(69)
NYY Mantle 4(41) Tresh 3(49) Gibbs 2(26) Bi. Robinson 25
SB BAL Belanger 2
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
Brabender 3 6 2 0 3 5 5 16 30
F. Peterson 6 6 0 3 4 1 1 27 55
WP F. Peterson 8-7 2.79 LP Brabender 3-3 3.35
SCORING PLAYS
BOTTOM 1 .. Mantle . Pepitone hit by a pitch. Tresh homered scoring three runs. BAL 0 NYY 3
BOTTOM 3 .. Gibbs singled. Mantle homered scoring two runs. BAL 0 NYY 5
TOP 5 .. Belanger singled and stole second. F. Robinson singled scoring a run. BAL 1 NYY 5
BOTTOM 6 .. Bi. Robinson homered BAL 1 NYY 6
TOP 7 .. Belanger singled f. Robinson homered scoring two runs. BAL 3 NYY 6
BOTTOM 7 .. Gibbs singled. Mantle homered scoring two runs. BAL 3 NYY 8
BOTTOM 8 .. R. White singled. Clarke walked Gibbs doubled scoring two runs. BAL 3 NYY 10
NOTES: Big game by Mickey Mantle. It’s his first long ball since August 1. It is The Mick’s third two homer game, the others being May 13 and the other June 24. Rot White with his single in the 8th broke an 0-22 slump. Frank Robinson has a 6 Game hit streak. He also had a big series clubbing 4 homers and 9 batted in.
STAR OF THE GAME: 3-4 2HRs 4 RBIs
DETROIT (65-51) @ BOSTON (72-40)
STARTING PITCHERS
13Y (14-8 3.34) 14X (18-6 2.13)
The rubber game of the series went to the visitors on the strength of the bat of left fielder Willie Horton who drove in three off Jim Lonborg. Norm Cash went deep to deepen the cushion. Earl Wilson cruised into the 8th with shutout until Yaz put one into the right field bleachers to ruin the whitewash.
DET 000 310 010 5 9 0
BOS 000 000 010 1 7 0
2B DET Kaline 24
BOS Conigliaro 11
HR DET Cash 25 (8th off B. Landis)
BOS Yastrzemski 41 (8th off Wilson)
RBI DET W. Horton 3(47) Cash 75
BOS Yastrzemski 96
SB BOS Ryan 2
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
Wilson 8 7 1 2 5 1 1 31 63
Lonborg 5 5 0 2 3 4 4 23 42
WP Wilson 15-8 3.25 LP Lonborg 18-7 2.25
SCORING PLAYS
TOP 4 .. Wert singled. Kaline doubled. W. Horton singled scoring two runs. Freehan hit by pitch. Oyler walked. Wild pitch scoring a run. DET 3 BOS 0
TOP 5 .. McAulliffe singled and advanced on a groundout. W. Horton singled scoring a run. DET 4 BOS 0
TOP 8 .. Cash homered DET 5 BOS 0
BOTTOM 8 .. Yastrzemski homered DET 5 BOS 1
NOTES: In the batting leaders race, Carl Yastrzemski pulled ahead of Al Kaline 354 to .352. Yaz also leads in homers with 41 and RBIs with 96. Manager Dick Williams sent Jim Lonborg out on shirt rest and the results were not pretty. The loss broke a personal 8 game winning streak having not lost since 6/30. He also registered a season low of strikeouts.
STAR OF THE GAME: 3-5 3 RBIs
MINNESOTA (65-50) @ CALIFORNIA (51-66)
STARTING PITCHERS
13YZ (13-8 2.52) 13Y (10-5 2.96)
The Angels struck early off their former teammate Dean Chance, registering three runs curtesy of the two players dealt for him, Jimmy Hall and Don Mincher. Zolio Versalles solved Jim NcGlothlin to bring the Twins within one, but Bill Kelso came out of the pen, throwing fire and nailing down the win.
MIN 000 000 200 2 7 0
CAL 200 010 00x 3 9 0
2B MIN Rollins 12
CAL Mincher 17
HR MIN Versalles 19 (7th off McGlothlin)
CAL J. Hall 14 (5th off Chance)
RBI MIN Versalles 2(40)
CAL Mincher 2(57) J. Hall 45
SB MIN Uhlaender 1
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
Chance 6 8 1 1 4 3 3 28 47
McGlothlin 6.1 6 1 2 9 2 2 28 60
WP McGlothlin 11-5 2.96 LP Chance 13-9 2.58 SV Kelso 4
SCORING PLAYS
BOTTOM 1 .. Fregosi walked. J. Hall singled. Mincher doubled scoring two runs. MIN 0 CAL 2
BOTTOM 5 .. J. Hall homered MIN 0 CAL 3
TOP 7 .. Uhlaender singled. Versalles homered scoring two runs. MIN 2 CAL 3
NOTES: In this game, the key players in the blockbuster trade from December 2,1966 were the story here. On the plus side for the Cherubs, the two lefty sluggers produced all the runs. In fact, Jimmy Hall had one helluva series. Adding his 4-4 in this game, Hall collected 2 doubles, 3 homers, driving in 4 while hitting .727 (8-11), including the game winning RBI in this contest.
STAR OF THE GAME 4-4 HR RBI
KANSAS CITY (45-74) @ CHICAGO (75-36)
STARTING PITCHERS
Ken “Hawk” Harrelson deposited the first pitch he saw from Gary Peters over the left field wall giving the Athletics and quick and early 3-0 lead. The Pale Hose chipped away off Johnny “ Blue Moon” Odom finally tying it in their half of the 5th. Kaycee used the legs of Bert Campaneris to generate a run in the 8th and recent call up Bill Staffird made sure it sufficed, give the second division A’s a three game sweep against the penthouse residents.
KCA 300 000 010 4 6 0
CWS 101 010 000 3 10 1
2B KCA Campaneris 23
HR KCA Harrelson 8 (1st off Peters)
CWS Colavito 3 (3rd off Odom)
RBI KCA Harrelson 3(29) Cater 42
CWS Agee 2(39) Colavito 21
SB KCA Campaneris 33
CWS Agee 13
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
Odom 4 9 1 1 3 3 3 21 34
Peters 7.1 6 1 0 5 4 4 29 55
WP Stafford 1-0 0.00 LP Peters 15-5 2.18
SCORING PLAYS
TOP 1 .. Campaneris singled. Cater singled. Harrelson homered scoring three runs. KCA 3 CWS 0
BOTTOM 1 .. Wa. Williams singled. Advanced on a groundout. Agee singled scoring a run. KCA 3 CWS 1
BOTTOM 3 .. Colavito homered KCA 3 CWS 2
BOTTOM 5 .. Wa. Williams singled. Buford singled. Agee singled scoring a run. KCA 3 CWS 3
TOP 8 .. Campaneris doubled. Advanced on a groundout. Wilhelm relieved Peters. Cater sac fly scoring a run. KCA 4 CWS 3
NOTES: Kansas City bullpen tossed 5 scoreless innings in relief of Odom, Segui with two and Stafford with three. With his swipe of second Bert Campaneris has 33 tops in the circuit. Rick Monday saw his modest 5 game hit streak end. Ricky Colavito hit his first Windy City homer, only this third overall on the season.
STAR OF THE GAME: 3-5 Double SB
CLEVELAND (63-53) @ WASHINGTON (40-77)
STARTING PITCHERS
14Y (13-6 1.79) 9YZ (5-20 4.18)
The ultimate pitchers duel came down to the fielding prowess or lack thereof of one of the two starters. An errant throw resulting in a two base error gave Max Alvis the opportunity to deliver the only run of the game. The Washington club did not go quietly as they loaded the bases in the 9th on a single, error and a walk with nobody out. Hargan proceeded to whiff Freddy Valentine then induce Dick Nen to tap into a 1-2-3 double play to end the game.
CLE 000 001 000 1 7 1
WAS 000 000 000 0 3 2
SB CLE L. Brown 1
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
Hargan 9 3 0 2 4 0 0 32 83
Pascual 6 6 0 0 4 1 0 24 62
WP Hargan 14-6 1.70 LP Pascual 5-11 4.00
SCORING PLAY
TOP 6 .. T. Horton reached on a two base error. Max Alvis singled scoring a run. CLE 1 WAS 0
NOTES: Steve Hargan has tossed back to back shutouts. Hr now had 6 whitewashes and 11 complete games overall. He has won 8 in a row, his last loss coming way back on June 24. Oh, by the way, he leads the league in ERA at 1.70. Vern Fuller gas a 7 game hit streak.
STAR OF THE GAME: 1-3 RBI
BALTIMORE (57-58) @ NEW YORK (41-72)
STARTING PITCHERS
13XW (12-11 3.39) 14X (9-7 2.29)
Yanks jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the 5th but Frank Robinson took Al Downing deep to tie the game. Sam Bowens found a Downing fastball to his liking to put the Birds ahead only to see the Pinstripers rally got the win walk off style off Stu Miller to snag a game in the series.
BAL 000 000 021 3 5 0
NYY 000 020 002 4 10 0
2B NYY Tresh 19
HR BAL F. Robinson 20 (8th off Downing) Bowens 3 (9th off Downing)
RBI BAL F. Robinson 2(66) Bowens “
NYY Clarke Mantle 38 Pepitone 44 Downing 1
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R EF BF GSC
Phoebus 7 7 0 2 7 2 2 30 60
Downing 9 5 2 3 11 3 3 35 73
WP Downing 10-7 2.33 LP S. Miller 1-3 2.26
SCORING PLAYS
BOTTOM 5 .. Bi. Robinson singled. Kennedy singled. Downing singled scoring a run. Clarke singled scoring a run. BAL 0 NYY 2
TOP 8 .. McGuire singled. F. Robinson homered scoring two runs. BAL 2 NYY 2
TOP 9 .. Bowens homered. BAL 3 NYY 2
BOTTOM 9 .. R. White walked. Gibbs singled. Mantle singled scoring a run. Pepitone singled scoring a run. BAL 3 NYY 4
NOTES: Mickey Mantle picked up his first RBI since August 1, a stretch of 13 games. Tommy Tresh now has doubled in three straight games. Downing collected 11 whiffs, third straight time he fanned 10+
STAR OF THE GAME: 2-4 2 RBI
DETROIT (64-51) @ BOSTON (72-49)
STARTING PITCHERS
7Y (12-10 3.17) 11Z (10-3 1.60)
Carl Yastrzemski put one into the bullpen in right giving the Sox an early 2-0 lead. Al Kaline scaled the green monster to tie the game in the 5th. The game remained tied after both teams plated two in the 6th. In the end Norm Cash solved Dan Osinski giving the Tigers the win.
DET 001 012 020 6 9 0
BOS 200 002 000 4 5 0
2B DET Wert 17
BOS Yastrzemski 16 Petrocelli 16
HR DET Kaline 16 (5th off Stange) Northrup 8 (6th off Stange) Cash 24 (8th off Osinski)
BOS Yastrzemski 40 (1st off McLain)
RBI DET Kaline 60 Cash 3(74) Northrup 2(44)
BOS Yastrzemski 2(95) R. Smith 44 Petrocelli 71
PITCHING LINE IP H HR BB SO R ER BF GSC
McLain 7 4 1 4 5 4 4 29 54
Stange 6 8 2 2 1 4 4 27 37
WP McLain 13-10 3.25 LP Osinski 2-1 2.06
SCORING PLAYS
BOTTOM 1 .. Foy walked. Yastrzemski homered scoring two runs. DET 0 BOS 2
TOP 3 .. Wert doubled. Cash singled scoring a run. DET 1 BOS 2
TOP 5 .. Kaline homered DET 2 BOS 2
TOP 6 .. Cash singled. Northrup homered scoring two runs. DET 4 BOS 2
BOTTOM 6 .. Yastrzemski doubled. Scott singled. R. Smith sac fly scoring a run. Petrocelli doubled scoring a run. DET 4 BOS 4
TOP 8 .. W. Horton walked. Stanley pinch ran. Cash homered scoring two runs. DET 6 BOS 4
NOTES: The battle of the batting leaders went to Yaz this day picking up another point in the batting race. Yaz also leads the circuit in homers and RBIs. With his homer in the 6th, Jim Northrup broke an 0-24 skid. Denny McLain is the only pitcher in the league who has double digit wins and losses.
STAR OF THE GAME 3-4 HR 3 RBIs
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