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Post by tystates on Jul 20, 2011 9:13:15 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Post Americans (17-17) vs. Post Nationals (20-8)
Kansas City (16-13) vs. Pre-Nationals (19-10)
Pittsburgh (7-19) vs. Left Outers (15-17)
Old Timers (15-16) vs. Dead Ballers (16-13)
Detroit (7-19) vs. Centurians (16-15)
Washington (9-20) vs. Pre-Americans (17-7)
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Post by tystates on Jul 20, 2011 21:47:29 GMT -5
Round 5 Best of Seven Series
Post Americans vs. Post Nationals
Game 1
Post Nationals 4, Post Americans 3
Post Americans 000 300 000 - 3 12 1
Post Nationals 000 111 01x - 4 9 0
WP: W. Spahn (2-2)
LP: R. Fingers (1-3)
HR: C. Yastrzemski (4); H. Aaron (10)
The tournament leading Post Nationals trailed all the way until the last of the eighth when an RBI-double by Eddie Mathews lifted them to a 4-3 win in game one.
Juan Marichal and Jim Palmer each left the game after seven innings with the game tied 3-3. Carl Yastrzemski hit a three-run homer in the fourth and that was all the scoring for the Post Americans.
Game 2
Post Nationals 8, Post Americans 7 (12 inn)
Post Americans 010 000 402 000 - 7 11 0
Post Nationals 103 200 001 001 - 8 13 1
WP: B. Gibson (2-1)
LP: H. Newhouser (0-2)
HR: M. Mantle (10); H. Aaron (11), E. Mathews (12)
A great game two went 12 innings before the Post Nationals grabbed an 8-7 win to take a 2-0 lead in the series.
The Post Nationals scored six runs in four innings against Whitey Ford, ending his day early. Catfish Hunter and Hoyt Wilhelm threw four scoreless innings of relief.
Sandy Koufax went eight innings, allowing five runs and striking out 10. Warren Spahn blew the save in the ninth when George Brett's pinch-hit double scored two runs and put the Post Americans up 7-6.
Rollie Fingers then blew the save when Eddie Mathews homered to tie the game in the bottom of the ninth. In the 12th, Hal Newhouser gave up a triple to Ernie Banks and a sac fly by Orlando Cepeda won the game.
Mickey Mantle hit a grand slam for the Post Americans.
Post Americans
R. Carew, 1b 6-1-2
N. Fox, 2b 6-1-1
T. Williams, rf 4-1-1
B. Robinson, 3b 1-0-0
M. Mantle, cf 5-2-2
G. Kell, 3b 3-0-0
H. Wilhelm, p 0-0-0
R. Fingers, p 0-0-0
H. Newhouser, p 0-0-0
G. Brett, ph 1-0-1
R. Jackson, ph 1-0-0
A. Kaline, rf 6-0-3
C. Fisk, c 5-0-0
R. Yount, ss 3-1-0
W. Ford, p 1-0-0
J. Hunter, p 0-0-0
P. Rizzuto, ph 1-0-0
H. Killebrew, 3b 1-1-0
C. Yastrzemski, lf 1-0-1
Post Nationals
R. Clemente, rf 6-1-1
J. Morgan, 2b 3-1-1
W. Mays, cf 5-2-1
H. Aaron, lf 6-2-3
E. Mathews, 3b 5-1-3
M. Schmidt, 3b 1-0-0
E. Banks, ss 5-1-2
O. Cepeda, 1b 3-0-0
R. Campanella, c 5-0-1
S. Koufax, p 3-0-0
B. Williams, ph 1-0-1
W. Spahn, p 0-0-0
S. Musial, ph 1-0-0
B. Gibson, p 0-0-0
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Post by tystates on Jul 21, 2011 9:44:43 GMT -5
Round 5 Best of Seven Series
Post Americans vs. Post Nationals
Game 3
Post Americans 5, Post Nationals 2
Post Nationals 010 001 000 - 2 5 2
Post Americans 000 003 02x - 5 5 0
WP: N. Ryan (5-1)
LP: T. Seaver (5-3)
SV: H. Wilhelm (7)
HR: W. Mays (10), E. Banks (11); G. Brett (7), T. Williams (9)
Very few hits allowed in game three but the Post Americans made better use of theirs to win 5-2 and now trail the series two games to one.
Ernie Banks and Willie Mays hit solo home runs, but a two-run shot in the seventh by Ted Williams gave the Post Americans a 3-2 lead. George Brett hit a two-run homer for a 5-2 advantage in the eighth.
Nolan Ryan allowed five hits and struck out 10 in seven innings. Tom Seaver gave up four hits in six innings in the loss.
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Post by tystates on Jul 21, 2011 14:24:56 GMT -5
Round 5 Best of Seven Series
Post Americans vs. Post Nationals
Game 4
Post Nationals 9, Post Americans 5
Post Nationals 000 000 801 - 9 16 0
Post Americans 110 101 010 - 5 9 1
WP: G. Perry (4-0)
LP: J. Hunter (2-5)
HR: J. Morgan (4); T. Williams (11), Y. Berra (5)
Catfish Hunter had a five-hitter going at the start of the seventh inning. The Post Nationals scored eight runs that inning to grab a 9-5 win and take a 3-1 lead in the series.
Gaylord Perry gave up three home runs in six innings, and went from being down 4-0 to picking up the win. Stan Musial had four hits and Eddie Mathews had three. Ted Williams hit two home runs in the loss.
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Post by tystates on Jul 26, 2011 20:39:08 GMT -5
Round 5 Best of Seven Series
Post Americans vs. Post Nationals
Game 5
Post Americans 10, Post Nationals 4
Post Nationals 020 002 000 - 4 4 1
Post Americans 005 022 10x - 10 13 1
WP: J. Palmer (3-4)
LP: J. Marichal (4-1)
HR: S. Musial (7); M. Mantle (11)
Jim Palmer turned in his first complete game of the tournament as the Post Americans stay alive with a 10-4 win, trailing the series three games to two.
Palmer only allowed four hits on the day. Mickey Mantle hit his second grand slam of the series, and had six RBI. Luis Aparicio got the start at shortstop for defense, had an error, but went 3 for 4 with a triple and an RBI for the Americans.
Stan Musial homered and drove in three runs for the Nationals. Juan Marichal lasted five innings, allowing seven runs on seven hits.
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Post by tystates on Jul 27, 2011 13:05:56 GMT -5
Round 5 Best of Seven Series
Post Nationals def. Post Americans four games to two
Game 6
Post Nationals 6, Post Americans 3
Post Americans 000 300 000 - 3 6 0
Post Nationals 200 000 04x - 6 6 1
WP: B. Gibson (3-1)
LP: H. Wilhelm (2-2)
HR: J. Morgan (5), W. Mays (11), E. Banks (12), O. Cepeda (2)
A dramatic three-run homer by Ernie Banks in the bottom of the eighth inning gave the Post Nationals a 6-3 win and a series win four games to two.
Joe Morgan and Willie Mays hit back to back home runs in the first inning off Whitey Ford. The Chairman of the Board gave up one hit the next six innings.
The Post Americans took a 3-2 lead against Sandy Koufax in the fourth. Phil Niekro went two innings, then Bob Gibson came in. Hoyt Wilhelm gave up the three-run shot to Banks in the eighth. Orlando Cepeda followed with another home run.
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Post by tystates on Jul 27, 2011 22:05:24 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Game Series
Kansas City Monarchs (16-13) vs. Pre-Nationals (19-10)
G1 Ray Brown (3-2, 5.12) vs. Dazzy Vance (1-2, 4.60)
G2 Satchel Paige (4-4, 6.21) vs. Pete Alexander (7-0, 2.25)
G3 Leon Day (3-2, 3.59) vs. Carl Hubbell (3-3, 8.47)
G4 Leroy Matlock (3-2, 3.62) vs. Rube Marquard (2-1, 4.29)
We're in round six, not five like I listed with the last series.
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Post by tystates on Jul 28, 2011 9:50:03 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Kansas City Monarchs vs. Pre-Nationals
Game 1
Pre-Nationals 8, Kansas City 4
Kansas City 002 000 020 - 4 10 0
Pre-Nationals 210 140 000 - 8 15 0
WP: D. vance (2-2)
LP: R. Brown (3-3)
Dazzy Vance's first complete game and two RBI apiece from Frankie Frisch and Johnny Mize took the Pre-Nationals to an 8-4 win over the Kansas City Monarchs in game one.
Ray Brown gave up eight runs on 13 hits in five innings for the Monarchs. Kiki Cuyler and Paul Waner each had three hits for the Pre-Nationals.
Game 2
Kansas City 6, Pre-Nationals 4
Kansas City 000 320 001 - 6 9 1
Pre-Nationals 002 110 000 - 4 10 0
WP: S. Paige (5-4)
LP: P. Alexander (7-1)
HR: T. Stearnes (5), S. Palm (9)
Kansas City battles back to hand Pete Alexander his first loss of the tournament and even the series at one game apiece with a 6-4 win.
Satchel Paige struck out 10 in going the distance for the win. Spoony Palm hit two home runs and drove in three for the Monarchs. Rogers Hornsby had three hits for the Pre-Nationals.
Kansas City
B. Serrell, 2b 4-0-0
R. Dixon, rf 4-0-0
T. Stearnes, cf 4-2-2
B. Leonard, 1b 4-0-0
W. Wells, ss 4-1-1
S. Palm, c 4-2-3
B. Wright, lf 4-0-0
R. Dandridge, 3b 4-0-2
S. Paige, p 2-1-1
Pre-Nationals
F. Frisch, ss 4-0-0
P. Waner, rf 4-1-0
R. Hornsby, 2b 5-2-3
C. Klein, lf 5-0-1
J. Mize, 1b 3-0-1
P. Traynor, 3b 4-0-2
K. Cuyler, cf 2-1-1
G. Hartnett, c 4-0-1
L. Waner, pr 0-0-0
P. Alexander, p 1-0-0
B. Terry, ph 1-0-1
J. Bottomley, ph 1-0-0
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Post by tystates on Jul 29, 2011 11:00:16 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Kansas City Monarchs vs. Pre-Nationals
Game 3
Kansas City 12, Pre-Nationals 1
Pre-Nationals 100 000 000 - 1 5 0
Kansas City 711 110 10x - 12 18 0
WP: L. Day (4-2)
LP: C. Hubbell (3-4)
HR: B. Leonard (7), W. Wells (7), B. Wright (5)
The Monarchs crushed Carl Hubbell, scoring seven runs in the first inning, and went to a 12-1 win to take a two games to one lead in the series.
Buck Leonard hit a grand slam in the first. Kansas City first nine men all reached base and seven runs scored before there were any outs. Leonard, Willie Wells and Wild Bill Wright all had four hits.
Leon Day threw his fourth complete game in six starts since moving from the bullpen. The Pre-Nationals appeared to throw in the towel early as they went to the bench as the game progressed, while the Monarchs did not take out any of their starters.
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Post by tystates on Jul 29, 2011 14:01:20 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Kansas City Monarchs vs. Pre-Nationals
Game 4
Pre-Nationals 7, Kansas City 4
Pre-Nationals 010 001 500 - 7 13 0
Kansas City 021 010 000 - 4 10 0
WP: D. Dean (3-2)
LP: L. Matlock (3-3)
SV: J. Haines (3)
HR: P. Waner (3); B. Leonard (8), B. Wright (6)
Paul Waner's pinch-hit grand slam home run lifted the Pre-Nationals to a 7-4 win and the series is now tied at two games apiece.
Dizzy Dean and Jesse Haines pitched four scoreless innings in relief of Rube Marquard. Leroy Matlock took the loss after Chet Brewer gave up the grand slam in the top of the seventh inning.
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Post by tystates on Jul 29, 2011 21:24:44 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Kansas City Monarchs vs. Pre-Nationals
Game 5
Pre-Nationals 2, Kansas City 0
Pre-Nationals 100 010 000 - 2 8 0
Kansas City 000 000 000 - 0 3 0
WP: D. Vance (3-2)
LP: R. Brown (3-4)
Dazzy Vance twirled a three-hit shutout in a 2-0 win for the Pre-Nationals over Kansas City. The Nationals take a three games to two lead in the series.
Vance followed his complete game in game one with an even better outing. He walked one and struck out eight.
Frankie Frisch tripled and scored on Rogers Hornsby's single in the top of the first. Frisch tripled home Vance in the fourth.
Ray Brown allowed two runs on seven hits in six innings for the loss.
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Post by tystates on Aug 3, 2011 10:50:11 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Kansas City Monarchs vs. Pre-Nationals
Game 6
Kansas City 6, Pre-Nationals 3
Kansas City 000 011 040 - 6 13 1
Pre-Nationals 002 001 000 - 3 9 2
WP: H. Smith (1-2)
LP: J. Haines (1-1)
SV: C. Brewer (1)
HR: A. Oms (1); R. Hornsby (5)
A pinch-hit, three-run homer in the eighth inning by Alejandro Oms gave the Monarchs a 6-3 win and forced a final game seven against the Pre-Nationals.
Kansas City fell behind after a two-run homer by Rogers Hornsby. They pinch-hit for Satchel Paige in the fifth inning, and picked up an unearned run to make the score 2-1.
Pete Alexander left with a 3-2 lead when Bill Terry singled in Pie Traynor. Jesse Haines gave up the lead in the eight. Ray Dandridge drove in the tying run, then Oms cranked his first home run of the tournament for a 6-3 lead.
Hilton Smith worked three innings for the win and Chet Brewer got the save.
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Post by tystates on Aug 3, 2011 21:57:16 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Kansas City Monarchs def. Pre-Nationals four games to three
Game 7
Kansas City 11, Pre-Nationals 3
Kansas City 001 025 210 - 11 17 0
Pre-Nationals 000 003 010 - 4 11 0
WP: L. Day (5-2)
LP: C. Hubbell (3-5)
HR: B. Wright (7), T. Stearnes (6), S. Palm (10), R. Dandridge (2); J. Mize (8)
The Kansas City Monarchs have shown incredible heart in this tournament and this series once again. Down 3-2 they come back to win the series in seven with an 11-4 victory in the finale.
The Monarchs led 3-0 when they blew up Dizzy Dean for five runs in the sixth. Rap Dixon and Buck Leonard each hit RBI triples. Leon Day and Bill Wright plated runs with singles past the drawn up infield.
Johnny Mize made the score 8-3 with a three-run homer off Leon Day. Dean gave up solo homers to Spoony Palm and Ray Dandridge in the eighth, and Turkey Stearnes hit one out off Burleigh Grimes in the eighth.
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Post by tystates on Aug 3, 2011 23:31:23 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of 7 Game Series
Pittsburgh Crawfords (7-19) vs. Left Outers (15-17)[/u]
G1 Dick Redding (3-1, 5.15) vs. Don Sutton (2-4, 6.50)
G2 Phil Cockrell (2-2, 4.54) vs. Steve Carlton (5-0, 2.22)
G3 Andy Cooper (0-4, 6.68) vs. Don Drysdale (3-4, 6.26)
G4 Tom Williams (0-0, 6.35) vs. Ferguson Jenkins (1-4, 7.51)
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Post by tystates on Aug 9, 2011 12:29:16 GMT -5
Round 6 Best of Seven Series
Pittsburgh Crawfords vs. Left Outers
Game 1
Pittsburgh 11, Left Outers 6
Pittsburgh 300 120 140 - 11 13 0
Left Outers 000 103 200 - 6 11 0
WP: D. Redding (4-1)
LP: D. Sutton (2-5)
HR: O. Johnson (5); W. McCovey (2), J. Foxx (4), M. Cochrane (3)
The Pittsburgh Crawfords pull off a big win in game one over the Left Outers 11-6.
A three-run homer in the first by Oscar Johnson got the Crawfords off to a good start. A four-run eighth allowed them to pull away for the win.
Dick Redding allowed six runs, three homers, in seven innings for the win. Don Sutton fell to 2-5 after being hit for six runs in six innings.
Pittsburgh
P. Hill, cf 3-1-0
D. Moore, ss 5-3-3
J. Beckwith, 1b 4-1-1
O. Johnson, lf 5-2-2
J. Rogan, 2b 3-2-2
C. Torriente, rf 4-0-1
L. Santop, c 5-0-0
F. Warfield, 3b 5-1-2
D. Redding, p 2-0-1
C. White, ph 1-0-1
T. Williams, p 1-0-0
Left Outers
J. Robinson, 2b 5-0-1
A. Vaughn, ss 4-0-2
H. Heilmann, rf 4-0-2
F. Jenkins, p 0-0-0
E. Wynn, p 0-0-0
M. Irvin, ph 1-0-0
D. Snider, cf 2-0-0
F. Robinson, lf 5-0-0
W. McCovey, 1b 4-3-2
J. Foxx, 3b 4-2-2
M. Cochrane, c 3-1-1
D. Sutton, p 0-0-0
C. Hafey, rf 2-0-1
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