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Wednesday, October 9, 1974
University Daily Kansan
Bando's homer gives A's 2nd victory
From the Associated Press
BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION
BALTIMORE
fired a brilliant two-hitter and Sain Bando's fourth-inning home run gave Oakland a 1-0 victory over Baltimore in the third game of the season.
The victory gave the As a 2-1 game in the best-of-five series. Oakland will try to clinch a third straight AL title tomorrow with Jim McCullar in center, opposing Baltimore's Mike Cuellar.
If Hunter matts we the performance Blue
world can start planning for another
World Series.
Blue retired the first 11 batters be faced and allowed only singles to Bobby Grich in the fourth inning and Don Baylor in the seventh
Blue had seven strikeouts and didn't walk a batter.
Blue had to be that good to beat
them and matched him almost
batter-for-batter due.
Palmer worked carefully to Bando and strung the count to three balls and two
Palmer made only one mistake all day the fourth inning. Bando came in the fourth inning against Bando.
Hitters renew hope for Pirates
From the Associated Press
LOF from the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES -- Battery-powered exploded with first-inning home runs by Willie Stargell and Hichener that propelled the Pirates to a 7-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers yesterday and them alive in the National League playoff.
The victory left the Dodgers with a 2-1 lead in the NL West, which cardinates today in Los Angeles.
Pittsburgh was held without an extra-
hase hit in the first two games.
Both Stargell's three-run horner and Hebner's two-run hit wound up in the left
场 pavilion, about 390 feet from home
plate, living the Pirates a quick 5-10 lead.
The Pirates added two more runs in the first game, but knocked in before the fourth. They gave their first hit off right-hander Bruce Kison on an infield grounder by shortstop Bill Russell in the first inning.
They got only one more hit off pitcher Dou Rau, a line drive single to center by Russell in the seventh. When Kison began losing his sharpness in the seventh, he was hit by southwall Ramon Hernandez, who gave two more hits in completing the shutout.
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strikes. Bando began protecting the plate, foiling off pitch after pitch until he finally made it work.
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When he did, the third baseman got all or it, sending the ball high and far into the left field.
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Troyves for the 1974-75 varsity and junior varsity basketball teams (teams at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesdays) at The All-Area Field House.
Blue made that slim, single run stand up.
Basketball tryouts to be this Tuesday
Any student interested in trying out should be cleared through the basketball coaches office in the Allen Field House Annex, as soon as possible.
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