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mentioned, the angels try to gather their forces. They try to gather all their forces as the American League batting champion, Alex Johnson has been inserted back in the line up for seating against the open day. Alex and the angels manage their Phillips at a talk this morning. Alex called the manager Phillips about 11 o'clock this morning and they conferred from about an hour and 45 minutes to two hours and after the conplay was over. It was decided that Alex would be in the line up this evening against the open day. And the angels will have to be one of the best in baseball if they are to get a split in his two game series as Jim Capsley Shutter goes after his ninth consecutive victory. Look over the starting line up right after our attention to
the evening. We certainly hope you're planning to be with us for one of the big days of the year right around the corner. It has to be on the 13th of June and Sunday. And that day would be the great day. June's is the last fun to afternoon at the day watching the angels get to the watching the senators and starting at 5 o'clock in the afternoon it stops at this last quarter. Do you think of time left at five center trainees spent midnight of your wish. You really used the market on the year tickets for the entire package range $6 to $8. Depending on the seats you choose and they are on sale right now at the Anaheim Stadium lock office of the 9 to 5 daily at Newtual and Liberty agencies and UC banks in Orange County. The angels cleared off at 7 o'clock in the alarm hour and shortened off. Roger reports will be at 3 o'clock. Alex chaptered again back in the line up. We'll be at 3 o'clock. Johnny Stevenson who had his 15 games in each week's snap. Last night will be the catcher. And McFallon will be at 3 o'clock. Johnny Canigliero will be in right field. Canigliero and right.
Ciddle Bryan will be at second base. Ken Berry will be in center. And right-handed Tom Murphy who has won in five live time against the A's. Did the pitching murp so far that he has won two. He has dropped six. Bert Campanero has leaped it off for the open A's. He'll be followed by Joe Pudier left ready to check. He will be in right. Mike Campanero left hand at batter at first breaks against Murphy. Now Fando will be at third. Rich Monday will be in center fields. Dave Duncan will do the catching. The hero of last night's ball game. Dick Green will be at second base. And Jim Captain Shutter. The gap is just one eight in a row. He has lost two at finer end run average of 2.47 going for. Don are rather cool evening but delightful night in the Bay Area time to play baseball and for the play. Here's Manuel. Thank you to Evan. Good evening everyone. When the angels left the Oakland Coliseum last night they had that horrible feeling of 13 inning emptiness. We'll see what happens right here tonight. Fatty out of our rips alive right out of the not field Joe Rudy right there. Shutter had about a fade back. Ciddle Bryan shot off the bat of Fatty out of our
fatty. It's coming out of the game hitting 205. His average took quite a tumble last night as he went whole for seven against Oakland pitching. Alamara 205, one homer and 16 runs driven in. Here's Roger reposed. Roger hitting 273. He is driven across 14 runs and it hit four homers. So the angels and having their problems down here last night and extra innings for the second time they went through 13 innings for the Oakland ball club and came away at the end. The line in the pitch 500 and the first delivery over the outside edge for a strike to make it out one hundred was an ERA of 2.474 the year 11 start seven complete games. He has worked eighty three innings. Walk 24 and he has struck out 51. So for catfish and then game against the angels in Anaheim City on April 20th he walked five and he struck out six. Since that time he has been very busy in the walk department fastballed almost next to Roger the shoulder as he spun away from him in the count as one and one. We have a good braze blowing again in the savings so the ball should carry well right now it's blowing toward right center field.
We have just a few clouds that are scutting by in the evening hours here in the east bay. Next to the delivery for a strike in the count as one and two. So Alamara opened it up, stung them all sharply but right to the left field of Joe Rudy and now Roger reposed for the count of one and two Alex Johnson will be next. So the X back in the line up for the angels. This Auckland ball club we mentioned in the free game show really tough against Western division teams. Petchers got out of this. There's a flicking fastball by Hunter. The Zayvnukken pointed out to deck on the free game show the one thing about Hunter. Previously when he would have been high with the fastball and recently has been able to keep it down spares and he did so here to get reposed on strikes. So Hunter logged his fifty second strike out of the year. Here's Alex Johnson, AJ hitting two thirty six, one homer eight runs seven half. Two Dodd nobody on to worry catch their center and the cat goes to work and throws the breaking ball high and away for ball one. The game between Minnesota and Milwaukee at the end of seven and a half. It's Minnesota four Milwaukee one that's burnt by eleven for the twins.
Lockwood made the start for Milwaukee and Lopez came on to the evening. Next to the delivery for a strike in the count as one and one. Kansas City trail to Whitestock six to two at the end of six and a half. Yeah. Bubble Wallace here from twenty three eleven racing. You know it's slower than a pace car waiting at the car wash. That's when I fire up Jamba Casino. It turns those slow minutes into fast fun with new games every week you'll never get bored. Next time you're stuck in the slow lane speed up with Jamba play now at Jamba Casino.com. Let's Jamba sponsored by Jamba Casino. No purchase necessary VGW GroupFord where prohibited by law 21 plus terms and conditions apply. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod say hi Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said that 20 billion one.
20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually I think somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound five two nine from your cell phone. We are always open or call centers always waiting to take your call. 24 seven three sixty five. Wow, Dan Morgan from Morgan and Morgan and America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. As Pat Gade pulmared in the seventh of the man on his first of the year, heaven was bombed by the white socks in the sixth inning. York came on and relieved as Chicago picked up six in the sixth. One one delivery ripped out of it. One and two. Alex out of action for two games. And it last started on two for four. Isn't that in the white socks hurry? The line to the one two offering on the way to eight days.
One on line drive out of the left field base that he cranked it triply. On in front of Joe Rudy. Rudy plays it back into the infield and Alex has the first set of the evening. John Stevenson the catcher approaches the play. John hitting three eighty five. One of them are and eleven runs that of them. The Tigers laid the ackeys one nothing at the end of seven. That's still Kenny for Detroit. And Mel Staddlemire for New York and still Kenny is off now. Sherman has replaced him in the eighth inning. Stevenson trying to get himself properly planted in the matter spot. Alex for the short lead the first and the pitch. John Swings and Frank Sipal at the first base side for strike one. Baltimore defeated Cleveland free to two. They had eighty eight hundred in Baltimore. Mike Klayer winning his sixth against one defeat that lost to Penn to make his record on two. And beta offensive hit his third home where it came in the eighth inning with an on. Boston dad Washington three two to get back at the center.
Senators had picked up a pair of victories at Boston's expense. Here's the one strike that Stevenson swings and lifts it high and foul. And it will carry well out of play off to the right two strikes. In that Boston win over Washington the winner was Ray Culp five and three. And that's he the loser one and four. Montreal beat Atlanta eleven to one. Donovan the winner taking up his sixth. This was a two hitter and Jackson hit his first home. In the 12th inning the telly is now picked up around. They now lead the match straight at two at the end of the 11 and a half. Two strikes are on Stevenson pitch out 12 for by Duncan. But Johnson doesn't stray too far away from the bag at first. Pittsburgh shut out since an attitude having and the big man for the pirates. What he started to again is 15 former the iconic for both runs with his former in the sixth. Last the winner four and two. Planet to the loser is record two and two. One two offering now to Stevenson. One on popped up going for at the second base in the grain with an easy move. And then the short grab to right for you. He picked it off for the out. The angels with no runs. One hit single biotic Johnson.
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Last night game going three hours and thirty five minutes the longest game from the time stand point for the angels. And for the Oakland ball start for that man in the season. So as we pointed out previously the two teams that battle for 13 innings to open winning both decisions. The other games and that's a way up four cardinal three at the end of six and a half. San Francisco Los Angeles tonight. San Diego Houston their tied one one at the end of eight and they're playing two in San Diego. For a cap and error starts it off. Campy's batting average 250 three homers 15 runs evident. He faces right hand of time. Murphy and the pitch to the right hand of adding shortstop is an off speed curve low for all life. Camping errors with 14 stolen bases and he'll fit in 17 of the last 19 games. If you're a seed of the man who reached before the homer by Reggie Jackson in the 13th last night. As often one at seven to five the pitch Cabinera swings through this.
Good sharp and quick breaking stuff by Murphy the count is one and one. In fact with that two run victory last night. This is a department where Oakland has been very strong. They have won seven of eight games that have been determined by that margin. To be Cabinera's then Joe Rudy then Reggie Jackson. Reggie is hit safely now in six straight. And he has been on a big binge this month. Curve outside ball two two at one. And Jackson with a red hot month of mag going for him has an average now 274 with eight homers at 22 runs to the net. The Yankees picked up a pair of the eighth inning. They lead the trite to the one at the end of seven and a half and they're playing a tiger city. Two on offering nod by Murphy. He's flung on and slapped foul at the third they cite. Curve Nore on the coaches third. And herb watches this one travel over to other states. Retrieve by one of the ball girls. Because the open A's use they have young ladies seated down in foul territory in both directions first and third. Caught two and two on Cabinera's.
That leaning looked by Murphy and he gets it ready. The two two pitch match ball at low ball praise free and food. Minnesota with a four to one lead over Milwaukee and their game at the end of eight. Minnesota starting out this evening's play in second place in the western division seven and a half games behind Oakland. The royals to move ahead of the angels they trailed by eight and a half and the angels are nine and a half games out. Three two pitch he walked into at low ball four. The angels before Cabinera finally reached in the 13 that done the very fine job in keeping him off face. Facti struck out three times and he didn't manage to get the ball out of the infield in his first five appearances and an arrow tries to set the Alamar and able Cabinera to get on. And that only seems to be a piece of important chemistry for this ball club. I imagine. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at JambaCasino.com.
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Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Works just as well against other teams as it does against the angels. And, of course, it's all true for just about every team you can think of with a good man in that lead-off spot, a man with exceptional speed. And of course, Cavanaere certainly has that. Been caught stealing four times as 14 silver bases. Rudy takes the slider low and outside for ball one. At the end of eight and a half an exam, it's Houston 2, San Diego 1. And that's the first of two. Murphy, an ERA for the season at four points free two for Tom. He has started 11 games, completed two. Works 72 in a practice in inning, walked 24 and he has struck out 20. And, also, there's always been a tough club for him. Cavanaere is with about a five-foot lead in the pitch. Rudy takes it low and a good stop made by Stevenson. This one's kept up to John on the count of two at all. Murphy lifetime, against the open ball club one and five.
And, of course, he was defeated by Catherine Shutter on April 20th, and that four-nothing Catherine Shutter at Anaheim Stadium. And, his lifetime earned right average against the AES is over seven. Yeah, feel sort of mushed up the middle here. Sonny see a long way off the right for your life. Cavanaere's with his lead draws an easy toss. Murphy to repose. No score, but a bad last half of the first. No outs on the board. Right-handed Joe Rudy, operating out of that very exaggerated closed stance, and the pitch Rudy takes a little close. All free, free and out. The angels with a travel date tomorrow, leaving San Francisco airport tomorrow morning, and arriving in New York at approximately 30 used in time, and then to get ready for the weekend series for the AES. They'll give you the pitching pairings as they go along.
They freed, I think, that's Cavanaere's goals. It's low and close. While four, he was served by Stevenson, and it's not a sort of base. The fans are plotting, they thought Cavanaere had to swipe another while he might as well, because a pitch-to-go Rudy was low and close. So the AES have run into first and second for Reggie Jackson. Jackson's average 274. Now with eight homers and 22 runs of an AES. While he drove out of here last night, he's way laid over the fence and deep left center field. 400 faces straight away center. It's free 75, right center and left center, and it's free 30 down the fall lines, and we're going to have immediate action in the angel bull fan. Alamara creeping in behind the runner, and the pitch-nope was time call, there wasn't it. Jackson stepped out of the batter's box, held up his hand, and the indication by the play-dumper now that is the ball. As apparently, when Jackson made that move,
he recognized the move made by Jackson, and he had called time. And apparently, time and up and call in the pitch-try it away, so it is indicated ball one. Now the next delivery in first strike to make it wonder why. So the Jackson had wandered out of the batter's box on the first pitch with a long lead taken by Kamp and Arrest, and Alamara's taking in behind the runner. The pitch counted, but it was not a Murphy saver. Falling in strike one, nobody out of runners, the first and second at the AES. It's been in their wheels right here in the first inning. Curves snapped across the AES for strike, and it's one of two. The end of Aedinings ended right, the Yankees two, the Tigers won. And Reggie Jackson, a little overheated about the call. Rookie empire, Bill Diggins, who thought left the thought-up side of last night's game, the first time that Al has been thrown out of a game, as a manager of the Angels, he's behind the plate tonight. The runners go, the pitch-try it inside, so it appears.
They won't get it. Double-C electric unit here, as they run against Stevenson, even with a left-hander, Reggie Jackson had to play it, and of course, running against Tom Murphy too, because Tom did not pay too much attention to Kamp and Arrest. Kamp and Arrest peddled out to a lengthy lead, and Joe Rudy just spotted them along. The Kamp and Arrest has the 15-stilting base. Runner's the second and third, the count two and two on Jackson. Left-hander Mike F.D. next, the pitch-try Murphy, and Jackson swings, and flashes a foul up the first base-eye, and that's the bag by about two or three feet. Final score on the national league, the Phillies beat the match three to two in 12. Grand in the winner's two and one, McGraw, the loser's three and two, they had 23,300 at New York State Stadium. So the cheese is a little more binding here, with Kamp and Arrest the third, Joe Rudy, a second base, and nobody out.
Two two offering, and the works in here it is, and it's right down at his feet, and again, a fine save made by Stevenson, so Murphy is way off-target early. Francis. Right-hander Archie Reynolds begins to feed it up in the bullpen. I reach Tom trying to register an afterword. Find one in his pocket. The blow's stretched by Murphy, and the free two-pitch. Jackson takes it in the dirt, it skips away from Stevenson, and let's see what the call is here. Charlie, the pitch hit him. So the ball was dead, as it calmed off the foot of Red D-Jackson, and Jackson off, indicating that the ball dead go off his left foot. And here's Lefty Phillips going out to the line right away. Caron very sharply away from John Stevenson, indicating that it struck something,
and his Kamp and Arrest brought it down the line from third, the fight-up-fire dig and held up the stop sign, and since day where you are, the span has been hit by a pitch. So the bases are loaded. Lefty has to say to Murphy, Danny Elmer out there, John Stevenson, and let you now start back towards the dugout. So the open-age shooting for a bundle here in the first setting, they have not required a base set. In order to cause all this commotion, and here's Mike S.D., Mike getting Q58, free homers, that is, not in 50 runs. So this power package left that a batter against the right-handed Tom Murphy. The Burp kind of filled it out there in the mound, looking for the sign, has it now, the line and the pitch on the way, and Epstein was fling it on his own for strike-line. McNurtherney is just homer. Fricked up his second of the year, that came with a seventh of the mound, and it makes it the Cardinals 5 and the Cubs 4. Jerry McNurtherney,
wrapping one for the Chicago out there. Now let's say load lead, and the one strike pitch. Swung on, fouled up. They're checking that to give the Cardinals the 5 before lead. Cardinals 5, Cubs 4 now, and they're about in the centre of Denny. They go to the magnetic. Nothing to count on Epstein. Southbound to the next and Rick Mundy. Blinded by Murphy and the two strike-pitch, high and tight, one and two. The Minnesota 4, Milwaukee nothing, and the Brewers aren't back in the last of the night. Royals lead, or trail-boy, White Sox 7 and 3. White Sox up with another run on the seventh inning, so that came heavy into seven. Runners to wait at their lead, Campaneras Rudy in Jackson. Murphy takes more time, has the sign,
the one two pitch on the way, and a swing in a foul pit. Off Epstein, bad that he flares back toward the base of the screen and the card stays at one and two. So a slow-moving, bottom half of the first inning, as they open ball club. So the walk to Campaneras, the walk to Rudy, then the double steal, then Jackson hits five pitch, hit in the foot. He strikes and travel away from the bag at first. And of all one strike, two count, and Epstein. Tom Murphy gets it ready, and here it is. And a swing in a ground foul at the first place, so I feel ball on a strike, too. The Epstein ball club was a lightweight crowd on hand tonight at the Coliseum, and then again, it's one of those chilly evenings in the East Bay. And kind of a mess in the way of weather here this morning, combination of fog and a little bit of drizzle. And that finally broke up and passed away. But school tonight, one-two delivery,
off the curve, falsed it over the straight, and the cup stays at one and two. Twenty-three games, the Open A's have drawn two hundred ten thousand, two hundred and thirty-two. And the Angels in twenty-six days at the big A drawing three hundred thirty-two thousand, seven hundred thirty-nine. To give you a little comparison cup. Wind on the one-two pitch on the way, it's hung on, left behind the air. It's going to be in the right center field. Ken Berry is there. The run will check across, and Berry now fires the ball to the second place. On the third, we'll go, Joe Rowdy. Ken, indicating that his arm is on the tender side, he did not make the long throw towards third, or to Faddee Alibar to try to keep the runner from sucking and bouncing the third. And it's very made that short throw toward the infield to indicate that he has the same arm of that arm.
The run moves up. The Roodie is taking a third. One down, a run across, and the sacrifice fly by Epstein is sixteenth RBI. Campanero scored. Roodie a third. Jackson remained at first. And the matter is Sal Vando, Sal hitting two seventy-eight. He is knocked in twenty-seven runs to lead the club, and he has six homies. Murphy said it developed. And the fetch. Vando takes it low for ball walk. The A's that have not required anything in the way of a nickel-prided attack here. Two walks, double-steel, hit batsman, sacrifice fly, and they lead one other. But as the person third, the infield back, Jackson goes, the fetch low on outside, Stevenson blocks the throw to second, so the base for Jackson. Race on and bases in the inning.
Now the A's have runners at second and third, and the Campanero is two and oh, and left out about a wreck Monday is turning up. That first guy between Houston and San Diego, Houston won a two-on, blasting in the winner three and five, Robert Salujer, with the same record three and five. So let's see what Murphy does here. Two opets, curve, base at my feet. One run, score, really Jackson draw, Jackson running third, Jackson up at the ball, he'll play a short third. Both walks in, the head batsman, have Jackson draw at the base they should hear, and hope that lays the angels freed up in in the last of the first. Still only one outbound to his first base, the matter of his center-fielder wreck Monday, getting 2.24, six farmers he has knocked at 18 runs.
So Bando, the leader in RBI's for the Uttanas, now has 29 for the season. Tom Murphy, laboring away here, getting himself ready, and it's talked over the first base, handled by a repose. Back in ample time, a salmato, repose the first, though Brian, a second out of my shorts, like one of the third. Gunnick L'Hero, Barry and Johnson in the outfield, Stevenson behind the plate, and Murphy, the man in the mound, delivers through the plate, it's cut off, popped out of it. Gotta be shout-out in left out of field, Sandy out of my watching, and Sandy handles it. That is the second out. They get Monday, the left hand about here, and here comes a big home run man of last. It's Chumba Time, with hundreds of Casino style games, and new titles arriving weekly, there's always something fresh to try at Chumba Casino. The daily booze make it even more fun,
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We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. That's okay. Parapombered. In the next running factory for the Alpinay's last site. Dave Duckin, Dave fitting 231. Five homers. Three of those have been off Angel Fickle. And he is driven across 12 runs. The end of seven in state laws. The Cardinals laid the Cubs 7-4. Your Oakland runs out to eight o'clock expressing as the angels. And they laid three nothing in the last half of the first inning. And as lead at first the pitch. Curves missed ball one. Up in 4-0 against the angels. They are five and three against Kansas City. They are five and 0. In competition with Milwaukee. And they have won four out of five from Minnesota.
The only thing to play them even. The lights are actually one free and drop free. So over the first again, it's ten band of back to the back. Against the American League, they are four and two at Baltimore. Three and three with Cleveland. Three and two with Detroit. And on one with Washington. They won nothing pitch. Now can swing the message on a change. So in here by Murp, the Card one and one. And this ball club will be following the angels around as we make the swing to the American League. East they will visit the same city with New York and Washington and Boston involved. And the angel's first apple day in New York. High old tomorrow with travel. And then everything begins on Friday night at Yankee Stadium. Instead of the talk to the plate, Murpy goes to first. And again, mando easily moves back. Archie Reynolds has been throwing as a little penny stop now to watch you see if Murpy gets out of this. Came around, not can try and hold up on his swing and failed to do so. So the count is ball on its bike too. Giants picked up a pair of runs in the first inning.
They laid the dodgers to nothing at the end of one. I understand it was the promotion of Dr. Sadie, but it was Seat Cushion night last night. Seat cushions on the field at it. One, two deliveries. One on and it hits the bag of thirds. Fair had it by McFallon, the thrall fraud that he gets it. Dave Duckham, very slow in leaving the batter's box. In fact, Dave, when he took the swing on that fetch, he fell back on his heels and then tried to ride himself to get away from home plate. We were watching the play of third as McFallon made quite a play. And the ball, of course, set up in a perfect way for Mac as it came off the bag. Up in the air, Mac's very hand of the ball then got the throw to repose the first phase. And Duckham was still about 15 feet away from first phase when repose gathered it in. For the open A's and they collect three runs in the inning, they needed only one base hit. They singled by Sal mando plus the sacrifice fly by Epstein. Now airs in a man left,
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and participating Chevrored dealers. It's going to be an early work night for the angels. They find themselves down free nothing as we get started here in the second inning. Ken McLean looks at a curve from 100 lower for ball one. So, Captain, who has been extremely tough. Sublates, finds himself out in front by free. Captain McLean clipped off the bat medal and fouled up over the straight in the car one and one. Then I thought I'd take care of Milwaukee tonight for one. We know two that they bruised, though they outhead the twins eight to seven. They committed four errors. Why live in the winter, six and four? Locked with those three and four. The Captain McLean, then he sends us one foul. Mark sits way back into the lower deck to the right. The car'd one and two. They had 4,900 at county stadium Milwaukee. And the weather around that particular course of the country is not too good. Or they had some low temperature readings.
In Iowa, as an example, some of those some record lows in the 30s. After that, playing in the smash of the foul back to the straight in the car stays at one and two on the clemen. Back heading to 52, six homers and he's driven across 15 runs. And right now, for Ken McLean, the front from John Stevenson. For Stevenson's average of 385 and fewer appearances in McLean, max making the best contact in the Angel Club. One two pitch and thrift a little bit high and wide ball two. Two and two. Rudy May is to be placed on the 21-day disabled list, the information we received from manager Luffy Phillips this evening. Two tunes delivering. And McLean looks at strike phrase. Waking ball by 100 to get it. The Angels have one away. Hunter's second strikeout. We're going to take a moment here and pause for session identification. That is the Angels Radio Network. 100,000 watts at your command, KMND FM stereo in Mesa, Arizona.
Mountain Standard Time is 830. Donnie Say comes up for the first time and the pitch to can declare a curve ball low for ball one. That's Captain Senator B. Murphy on April 20th for his first victory of the year. He has reeled off seven additional straight runs and six more complete games, including his last four in a row, all complete jobs. Donnie Say takes his close ball two to an O. And he has walked on his free man in his last three games, and all of those bases on balls came in the same game. So that would indicate he isn't going to give you anything. Two nothing pitch, swung on a mess. Donnie Say rupped his way right through at the count two and one. Remember the all-star voting period begins Friday, May 28th. And it ends on June 30th.
Two in pitch. Donnie Say drives it out of the right center field, tag well. Back forward goes Monday still in the round of this ball, all the way out to the board. Between Monday and Jackson on his way to second base goes Sonny Coneglero. Donnie Say drives one deep into right center field. Four Coneglero in the doubles department. This is the 11th. Four Coneglero and he heads the club in that department. And four of the angels for the season. They now have to like in 67 to they have set. So the all-star voting will begin Friday, May 28th, and ends June 30th. And Donnis will be available Friday in the main lobby in Anaheim City. And a more than 75,000 retail stores are a continuation. And when the angels return from the road on June 8th, Donnis boxes will be placed at all gates in Anaheim City. The pitch to sit up right. Nubbed it off the head of the back with a lot of spin on it. Epstein at first base picks it off, goes to the back. And the foot out is made in an unassisted way. So a vine has retired easily. Nothing nubbed enough to line the first. The batter will be Ken Berry moving on to third. Sonny Coneglero.
The angels still in business here trying to produce a run. And narrow that upland free nothing laid in the second inning. The Yankees bait to try two on. Saddle Mar of the winter, no five and two. And we'll see Mel on Sunday in Yankee Stadium. Kilkenny's a loser on two. They had 11,500 in Detroit. And the Tigers, the number three team in the American League East. The pitch is put foul up to that of Berry Strike One. Like the Tigers open up things only three and a half games from the top in the American League East. Baltimore trailing Boston by a pair. And the Tigers is day points out of one seven in a row. So the Yankees have taken care of that winning streak tonight in a very close game. And the victory for Saddle Mar. Passball, long close to Berry at the count of one and one. Well, the Tigers, 23 and 20 for the year. Boston leading Baltimore by a pair. Or that's been changed right all day this week.
Look over the scores of the day. Next to nobody is the current low for ball two, two and one. Rottia's time on Friday from Yankee Stadium will be 440. Pacific daylight time to all of our network stations for Angel Worma. And the Angels will see Steve Klein. Berry's wings and ground ball up the middle, but it's picked up by Green. Their seconds to toss the first party out. Let's take share of the Angels. No one, one hit, doubled by Sonny Coneck and Eglieros. No errors and twenty-three dyes right there at third. As far as the end of the top of the second, Oakland praises the Angels nothing. You've got to score a game down. If not, just three for. You said the world is in between us to do it all. When you three for, you hit me too hard to say that's your case. For us.
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He had one in last night's game, and he was driven across 21 runs. He likes to act as if he had the city sub of the tube. Well, they were the winners free and two. Mike headlin, the loser's four and three, and they had 3,600 in Chicago. Still a little bit low outside ball two to an o. The weather in the Midwest in the east still extremely fickle. Very changeable. Two nothing fixed. Rod ball towards short. Halemar scooped it up, and makes the Tom to repose for the out. One down, that poor thing of catfish hunter. And don't tread on these as catfish, because as a hitter, he is 11-4-33. And he is driven in two runs. So he makes a very strong, nice man in the order for the open ball. You can safely in eight of the ten games in which you invited. And at one time, had a streak of four consecutive hits over the span of two games.
Light-handed batter. Up here with one away. Murphy's delivery on the way on catfish goes after the off-the-turns with a wild wave in the midst for strike one. A sea wolf will see sea flying on Friday. He is four in three. Stan Bonson will go on the game on Saturday Saturday afternoon. Bonson with his problem. He is one in six. Pits to 100. A lot of way of the cat is one and one. And then Mel Saddlebar will pitch the concluding game on Sunday against the angel. Stan Melp, for the year, has one four and lost two. Makes that now five and two with his victory tonight. One one fixed by Murphy. One out of it. And again, the big swing second by catfish 100. Why don't we say happy birthday tonight to a great angel fan to Prima Roger. And we know that she's had a most pleasant day on this May 26th. So happy birthday to Prima. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at JambaCasino.com.
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Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. We're concentrates on the one-two-petch and fires away. And on the breaking stuff, the file picked it. Cancer center getting a bit of it. And rolls it behind the plate. One down, nobody on. A's lays right nothing. Last half of the second. With Rudy May to be placed onto the table list. The 21-day to table list, the angels will need help from Salt Lake City. And I know the lefty Phillips would like to have a left hander to replace the left hander. Rudy May. One-two-petch. Off the curve. Nine ball towards short. Waste tie hop for Sanso Salamara. And he guns the strong defense on to repose for the out there. It's too late. And here comes Berkamp and Eric. Campy walks. Life is 15th base of the year and the person. And he checked in. One of the three open runs.
Four of the angels in that series with the Arkville beginning with Andy Mechismith on Friday night. Fied right on Saturday. And then Sunday. Unless something comes up from the standpoint of acquiring another picture. It will either be Archie Reynolds or Lloyd Allen. Fetched by Murphy and he throws the fastball high for ball one. Most managers in going outside Yankee team. Would like to be able to use left handers predominantly against New York. One-nothing-petch. Caspal. Over the shoulder of the plate on fire. Bigon. Have a count one and one on Campon Earth. Too hot showing here in the last half of the second. You already out of the on deck spot.
Down to our left hand, the one on fixed by Murphy. Campon Earth to the ground ball. Murphy stabbed this one off one. And the thought to oppose to the out. So he rattles into the infield. Green, Hunter, and Campon Earth in that fast order. And the score at the end of two. No change. Oakland three, the angel doesn't. Say it's getting to the vacation time once again. And tell him how about thinking in terms of Hawaii. For your vacation, John. Certainly not a bad place to unwind. A great place indeed. And of course, that's why you should go there on Campon Earth Airlines. Because Campon Earth will give you plenty of leg room to relax and stretch out. First class leg room for all their coach and economy passengers on every flight. And that is an all Campon Earth will give you on your way to Hawaii. You'll die on famous sound of each summer food and really get into the mood for the island with a special Hawaiian atmosphere. Campon Earth has free it for you. And I guess that's what they mean when they talk about going to Hawaii with love. Campon Earth Airlines is a soft bird with a golden tail. That's my brother. A very short period of time.
My brother and his wife, Norma, they're going to be flying with proud bird of the Pacific and heading for Hawaii. And I certainly hope that they do just as they go to the Hawaii with love and thoroughly enjoy the trip. And I know that Campon Earth will certainly make them feel very much at home. Well, it's got to be hot pants today. We talked about that in this first ever event. And the history of baseball will take place on Cameraday. Well, that's really the proper combination. You get Cameraday on a hot pants day all day. It's going to be held here on June 27th. The A's against Kansas City and the Charlie Finney message board reads, fashion show and two orchestras. Maybe your coup got maybe one of them. I don't know. But hot pants today and Cameraday on June 27th here at the Open Palatine. Well, I see what happens in the third. And the man who made the initial announcement, a Boston information last night about hot pants day coming up here at the Open Palatine was going to come on right now. Dave, they have said it. Thank you down again. Good evening, everybody. The first pick to Murphy is over the outside corner for his strike. Hunter is right back to the plate with a flight at this time over the inside edge.
So, quickly, the cat search has established himself. No balls and two strikes. The count on Tom Murphy. Three nothing ball games. Ultimately, this won the top of the third. The cat search right back to the plate with a slider, grounded toward short pass charge by Campaneras. Down with it. Pro's got it. So, Murphy is the race. The angels with two base hits. The single biotics jumped in the first and in the double-bytronic in the air. Open three runs only one base hit. But it was Murphy's wildness that hurt him in the first. He walked Campaneras and Rudy. He then hit Reggie Jackson on a three-oh pitch. Mike Epstein hit a sacrifice fly into just about three away center field but can very not able to throw the ball to third. And then Rudy took third on the plate. Jackson is first. Stole second. And then the ground ball ran into the hole by Bando. Picked up two more. And just like that, open that three. Here's Sandy Alamar. Hunter is picked straight in there for his strike over the outside corner, all in one. Sandy lined out. Who left the older Joe Rudy his first time up. Sandy going all four seven last night after that four-for-four performance.
Sandy Apidun against the Chicago White Sun. So he is all four eight in the series. Hitting two-oh five. The fifth strike is popped up on the left side. May not be a play. There will not be a play. It's all not earth. Again, and this is then his success story so far. Keeping ahead of the hitters, keeping right around the plate. He has only walked three men in the last three games. And a Camp No Balls and two strikes on Sandy Alamar. The tall hurt for right standard throw is then the pitch of the sinker just outside and low. A ball and two strikes on Sandy. After two down in Los Angeles, the Giants lead. Los Angeles goes two to one. After two pull. Hunter's one-two pitch to Sandy Alamar. Flared foul right back below. One ball and two strikes. Those down had pointed out the A's just chewing up all opposition in the way. Twenty-one and seven against Western opponents. They are five and all against no walking.
Four and all against the angle. Four and one against the Minnesota twins. The club has given them so much trouble in the last couple of years. Alamar hits a two-hopper towards short. Camp Anaris gets a tricky hop and can't play. This one hit right off the edge of the infield turf and took a low bouncing. Bird Camp Anaris and we'll see how they score it. So Alamar is at first base with one out. That'll bring up Roger's bow. It'll be scored as an error on Campy Camp Anaris. Took a wicked hop on Campy. The bow is a strikeout victim his first time up. They'd be sure to see the small car expert, your Southern California Dots and dealer, for a free copy. On the informative booklet, How to Buy is Small Car. That's your Southern California Dots and dealers. The stretch by the tapish. The pitch to the pose flow curve high and outside. One ball and no strike. So the angels with a mighty bitter feel this one low last night.
Working three hours and thirty-five minutes. And they lose at seven to five on Reggie Jackson's two run all run in the thirteenth. That's along our best wishes to miss his Reggie Jackson. You heard the post game show last night. She hears all of our broadcasts and Mace errors on TMND. There goes the runner Alamar, the throw through their second base. They won't get it. As the throw was on the first side of second base. And the shortstop Bert Camp Anaris had to dive over Sandy Alamar and Santos as a stolen base. But Sandy is eleven stolen base of the year and he is second in that department in the American League, too. The throw down the second base Bert Camp Anaris. Alamar's scoring position was one man away to kind of lodge the repos to ball on his strike. Long travel day tomorrow. The angels arriving in New York, around eight thirty New York times. And then night time action on strike.
So the first and second base of the year. Alamar's scoring position was one man away to kind of lodge the repos to ball on his strike. Long travel day tomorrow. The angels arriving in New York, around eight thirty New York times. And then night time action on Friday. Daygames Saturday in Sunday. The stretch picture was posed along on ground ball off the gloves of the 5th year 100. The second base of the year. The green throw the first in time. And on the play Alamar 6th third. Before the second straight inning. The angels have advanced the man as far as third base. Added with two outs. Here's the act of Alex Johnson. Alex with a line drive. They sit his first time up in the left field. Alex out of the line up for the last couple of days. And if you haven't heard the news. And you're going to be reading all about it in your different papers tomorrow. It was Alex who contacted lefty Phillips this morning about 11 o'clock and requested a conference with him. They met for an hour 45 minutes to two hours. And after it was all over, it was decided that the act would be back in the lineup.
And that's the end. Alamar walking away from there. The fifth to Johnson. And that's the one up around his eyes. Alex I believe tried to hold up, but he couldn't eat gone too far around. Alex with tremendous risk. Strong on the man. All in one. And the fifth to him. That's all. If you'd off the end of the bat out in front of the plate. Off the case of the day, Dr. Joseph first plays in time. And Johnson hustling for first. So that'll do it. Before the angels. In the third. No run. No hit. And he's there. That on shortstop. Third camera. It's in a man left. Up to and a half. Open three in the angels. Nothing. In this following commercial, we will not use the displacement power of sex to sell the dots in five tenths of them. Because it's the cars of the family. Of course, if you happen to have a sexy family. If you love your face, put them in a doctor. It fits all feet. It's kind of like an auto-mode.
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Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Thanks two strikes on Joe Rudy. Not yet. Andy Metz-Smith Friday. Against the Yankees Steve Klein. Saturday Clyde Ride against Stan Bonson. And then Sunday, you know. It depends on what manager, general manager Dick Walsh and manager Leopold Phillips decide on who will take the place of Rudy May. To be placed on the 21-day disabled list. After a conference this morning, between manager Phillips and general manager Walsh and Dr. Robert Curlin and Los Angeles on Rudy May's condition. The two strike pitch to Rudy. Swung on toward third. Out of the reach for the halving pin, McFarlane down in the left field corner. Here is Rudy around first. On his way to second Johnson up with a ball. And Rudy has a stand-up stopper. McFarlane diving for the ball of all going between the bag and scams.
Just couldn't get his glove on it, and this one rolled all the way down into the open bullpen down the left field line. So the age with the lead off double threatened to get more, leading by a score of three to nothing. Here is Rudy Jackson. As he's Jackson, Epstein, and Banda on that order. You can just imagine what the spirit is on this open age ballplay. It is phenomenal. And by definition, it always is on a club that's going as well as open right now. Palomar is sneaking in behind Rudy at second base, back to his position, and the fixed Jackson is buzzed right down the middle for a strike, all on one. When Empire is lucky Bill Diggins, Diggins giving the heathhold to manage her lefty Phillips for the first time in his managerial career last night here at the Coliseum. Time call. He's on a very questionable play, and the 11th inning of all hit by Roger Repo's to Dick Green and the throw to first.
Lefty Phillips thought, pulled the first baseman off the bag. Stretch. And a one strike fit to Jackson's swing and a match on a change in beautifully thrown by Tom Murphy. All in two. Jackson way out in front of it. Two strikes on Jackson with Rudy at second base. Nobody out, three to nothing opened as we are in the bottom half of the third. Tom McColliseum, the Angelston of York, Oakland to Boston. After the seasonings ballgame, Murphy is ready. Long hesitation. Time call is Jackson the target of waiting, and he steps back out, digging with his hands on his hips, staring at Reggie, and said, now are you ready, Mr. Jackson? Jackson, not yet. Who's back in? Murphy again, after stretch position, the two strike pitch, way inside. Jack Knight's out of the way. Jackson does. One ball and two strikes.
Just 2868 here, last season. A bigger crowd than that this evening, but not that much. He's pulled and chilling, and grizzly all day in the Bay Area. Rudy waits in seconds. Alamar seeks in back behind and throws through the second base, not in time, and this one hit Rudy, I believe, in the back of the leg, and he is riding in pain. He is up trying to walk it up. Hit Rudy in the right leg. So time is call in the up. He's training, a trainer, and manager Dick Williams will go out to Sinfer with Rudy. On the count, the pick-all play at second base, Murphy, wheels, and throws blindly, getting the signal from the catcher, Johnny Stevenson, Alamar is seeking in behind Rudy, and the throw is right on the money, and as Rudy slips back in, he got it on the back of the right leg, and hobbling now is walking it off between second and third, as he approaches the second base back. The count's one and two on Reggie Jackson, and Rudy is all right.
Relatively close play at second base, although Rudy had the throw beaten. The throw was low and into the runner. One ball and two strikes on Reggie. Angel infield straight away, the outfield deep in, and pitches foul right up into the power alley of Jackson back behind the screen one and two. And again, the Alamar is trying to seek in behind Joe Rudy at second base. A ball and two strikes, Mike Epstein waiting on deck. Murphy, likes the one, let it get, the sound, the one to pick Reggie, we inside almost hit it. Two balls and two strikes. Reggie hitting 274, well they home run 22 RBI. Jackson was hit by a Murphy breaking pitch his first time up on the foot.
Below the bases with nobody down. Murphy, two to pick, change got him swinging strike three. So Tom pulled the string on Reggie Jackson, and Jackson is down on strike, while Murphy that is his first strike out of the evening and that'll bring up Mike Epstein. Epstein is last time up. Get a high fly ball into straight away center field and very caught it. Coming into the score on the play with Bert Campanero at the third, but the big play, Rudy at second base, went from second to third. And then after Jackson had stolen second wide, Bando picked up both Rudy and Jackson with a base hit into the hole. A three to nothing ball game. Epstein wasted the play. Murphy fixed to him, packed balls just under the letters inside. One ball and no strike. So Mike Epstein was a mighty happy young band to come back to the Bay Area. Of course, everyone's familiar with his football and baseball exploits at the University of California,
as Berkeley. Rudy again, a cautious lead at second. Murphy at the belt, the pitch outside, change. Two balls and no strikes. After three in Los Angeles, San Francisco, two Los Angeles warm. After three. It's been all Bay Area publicity. As far as baseball situation is concerned in the National and the American Agueste so far, after one quarter of the season, the stretch. Two offense to Epstein, Steve Rye over the inside corner, two and one. Almost identical records, five, both the A's and the San Francisco Giants with Oakland winning 31 and losing 15. And the Giants winning 31 and losing but 13. So if you have them in the same division, only one game would separate them in the games behind columns. The Giants leading in that department. Stretching.
Epstein waits at the plate. This is a three one, pitch back ball flared foul. Back out of playoff, the third baseline. Three balls and two strikes. When hitting off at the start of the second deck and bouncing in to the second deck, with a lot of English. Three and two. Captain Schneider, the A's, pitcher of this evening. The leader on the A's pass last year in wins with 18 and he also led the club in strikeout. With 178. Murphy is the bell. The two two pitch. Epstein looks at the change. Lowell. Three two. When blowing from right to left field. Pretty good flip. The A's pinnacle. The California State flag and the American flag and dense dead center field. Straight out from this pass.
Three balls and two strikes. Rudy of second base. One man away. The pitch to Epstein pass ball with foul outside first behind first base coach, Jerry Lumpi. And this one trickling all the way down into the angle's bulk and down the right field line. So the count remains the same. Three balls and two strikes on my captain's team. The A's have some personnel. That will be involved with military duty as to most ball floods before the season is over during the summer. We can military commit. That's an also some two week commit. That's a stretch. And here she comes to Epstein swung on it. The B's trying to right field way back. I have a look. It's the right field. I can see her. And it's gone.
So my captain hits the base station. It is now a five to nothing ball game. As the big, the X California bear touches them all. A line drive into the right field corner. This one not of the high variety at all. Just a scream and meaning into the first row of box seats. A two run blast. That clears the fact that five nothing game. And here it's now Bando. Bando is first time up. A two run scoring thing. Murphy's pick to him. The slider outside and low of all one. One ball and no strike. So the A's jump out in front by a handball. Fived and upping against right hander Tom Murphy. Murphy is experiencing his problems throughout his career with his A's ball flood. Having a record of one in five and an ERA of over seven to one whole pitch and out of Bando, there's a strike. One ball and one strike. Here. St. Louis Cardinals continue to play excellent baseball as they defeat the Chicago Cup 9-4.
A winter tailor he is now 1-0. And he holds when took Galati as 2-5. Bando looks at a fastball log. Actually, it changed up with that fast. Murphy pulled his drink. Three balls and a strike on. And a strike on south. The A's five runs three hits. The angel's no runs on two. Murphy into the line down, the 2-1 pitch, fouled it off. This went back behind to play two balls and two strikes. Still only one man down, led to Jackson's strikeout. The lead off double by Rudy after Jackson's strikeout. The line drive, homeland by Mike Epstein, is fourth of the year. And for Epstein, now he has three of the five runs to his RBI photo tonight, and he has 18. Wined up by Murphy, the two two pitch. Bando swings and sends a high one-hopper to third. Ken McMillan throws low, but dug out nicely by first place when Roger responds. Bando is retired, two down, that will bring up Rick Mundy and before Rick steps in, we'll pause
for station identification. This is the angel's radio network. KMND FM, Mesa, Arizona, one minute after 9 o'clock. Rick Mundy, who popped out to the shortstop, Sandy Alamari's first time up, steps in with the A's leading at five and nothing. Murphy ended a line down, the fix of the Santa Monica Navy that didn't slide ball one. One ball of no strikes, two men down, the big blow, Mike Epstein's fourth, homeland of the year. A line drive over the right field fence. Murphy nods yes to Johnny Stevenson. Euclidohile right-handed, just standing stoically on the mound. Now goes into the line and the one-hole pitch. Mundy rips its foul outside first. One ball and one strike. Away from Sunday, we hope that everybody
and we know they will. That's a great time. It's the seven California sports broadcasters, golf tournament, the KMPC Director of Sports Fred Hezler is heading up. That will take place at the beautiful course down in Orange County, admission to the A-Haul. We know that everybody in the defense is just going to have a wonderful day. So we wish you all that the one-one fix. Mundy swings a high chopper towards second, backing up on the ball. A second-based incidental Brian, and it throws out Rick Mundy. So the A's retired in the third, but not before they pick up a pair on Mike Epstein's fourth, homeland of the year after Joe Ludius doubled. Two runs on a couple of his snow errors and nobody left in half to three. All right. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah. It's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. Don't purchase necessary. BGW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CTNCs. 21 Plus. Sponsored by Chamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do.
I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere in North probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. In five, and the age goes nothing. Does F310 work? 297 cars representing California's total car population.
Tested Chevron gasoline with F310 for 2000 miles. Here are comments some of the participants made after the test. Mr. Gustav Mullman. Well, it was just like I had a tune up in the car. It's a brand smoother and it's performed better. Lynn Stanley. At the engine didn't die and there was often. And of course, we felt like there was quite an improvement in its running quality. Mrs. Grace Field. When I would start the car, just demos and black smoke would come out of it. But when I used the F310, everybody didn't hear me. Not all cars in the test showed emission reductions. However, projecting the F310 test results for the group as a whole to all cars in the eight western states. Emissions compared to levels before F310 would be reduced by almost 1,500,000 tons per year. F310, it works. Catfish hunter. In question, his ninth straight victory has to be five to work with.
As we go into the fourth inning of play, it'll be Johnny Stevenson, Ken McMuddled and Tony Canigliero against the veteran right-hander from Herbert North Carolina. Great sportsman in the off season likes to hunt fish. These farmers down in Herbert. And just down the earth and Herbert North Carolina is when you talk to the catfish and the fifth is Stevenson. Line drive. Paul. He's seen trying to one hand of all going up the ladder down the first baseline. Stevenson hit it right on the button. But bolded foul by about two or three feet. So the car won strike on the angel receiver. Nick Mullen to follow. Stevenson is first time up with Alex Johnson in the first base. And two outs popped up. The second baseman Dick Green. And of course, last night having his 15-game hitting streak stopped. One strike fish. And five. Fact wall by hunter. One ball and one strike. It'll be good to take a look at the three ball clubs. If the angels have not played so far this year on this eastern swing,
the back ball to Stevenson again is tied inside two balls and a strike. And would be the Yankees. Boston. Washington. New York. Eight and a half games back. And the pace setting Boston went fast. And the one on ground ball based in the right field by Stevenson. So Stevenson has a line shot in the right to lead off the fourth for the angels. John is first base to the evening. That'll bring up Ken McBullen. The Boston Red Sox can continue to lead that American League East race by two games over Baltimore. Detroit had their seven game winning streak snapped tonight at the expense of New York. McBullen at the place. Stevenson at first. Let's nobody down. A five, nothing ball game opened in the fourth. Half push under at the belt. The pitch to max. One on high fly ball foul. Down the right field line. Over to have a look. Is that seen?
But feel one out of room. Is this one in five or six rows deep? Well, then have the entire baseball season at your fingertips. And we've only played the quarter of the season. Don't forget that. You can get the rest of the season. Get it all at once and find out what's happening in the final three quarters by picking up your official pocket schedule. And it is available three at your standard station or Chevrolet dealer. Get to McBullen as high and tight. One ball or one strike on max. The A's now have hit a home run in its lead. Their last eight game. Eight consecutive games. The big rip and a miss by McBullen. One and two. Epstein's home run was just a rope variety. Just overpowered a Murphy back ball and wrightened it down. The right field line over the wall. Into the seat. One ball and two strikes. The McBullen swung on. Topped up behind the whole place. That's it when we'll come back out of play right below. Now the count moves along.
There's two balls and two strikes on Ken McBullen. The Angels will have to make a decision as to who will be called up to replace. Rudy May, while he is on that three week disabledness. 21 day disabledness. The Angels field. Dr. Curlinfield. The stretch pitch on the way to McBullen swung on. Fly ball. Three to way center field. Coming in at a hurry as Monday I go to the shortstop and the left field of Rudy calls. At the last moment. It's flying out. The momentum is just tap. Makes the catch. So McBullen skies out to Joe Rudy and left. That'll bring up 20 canygly arrows. Dr. Curlinfield. May will be able to pitch. After he gives that elbow rest. And actually they are more concerned with the left elbow than they are. The fractured right wrist. Rudy's coming up with a sore elbow. I'm going to brace himself on the ball. Have some calcium deposit. As most pitchers do. In their careers, they develop calcium deposits and the elbow of the pitching arm. The stretch pitch not a Tony C.
McBullen fouls. A niggly arrow with a double in the right center field is last time up. As 11 believe the club in that department. One strike. Sully wish Rudy well. It takes advantage of the 21 days for a complete rest. All in one. And the pitch on the way to Tony C. Lowell. One ball, one strike. Five and nothing. Five runs, three hits. One error. The A's picking up three runs on Murphy's wildness in the first inning. Back to back. Walked to Campaneras and Rudy. Jackson. They get back from the stretch. Here she comes. Tony C. Watches it float outside and low. Two balls on the strike. They might Epstein hitting a high fly ball in the straight away center field. That scored Campaneras. But Rudy at second base. Taking third easily is a throw came into the cutoff man.
The second baseman. Siddle Brian. Strike. The Tony C. A slide over the outside corner. Two balls and two strikes. Right back to the plate. The cat facing a ground ball towards short. Campaneras. The second for one. Green three way. The first to double play. So Kanigley arrow bouncing into a quick D.P. from Campaneras. To the second baseman. Dick Green on the first baseman. Mike Epstein. And the angels are gone in the fourth. No lines of eight sets. No errors. Nobody left after three and a half. Open five. And the angels nothing. There's one word on the Budweiser label. And sometimes makes people do a double take. Rice. They ask, what's with this rice? I thought beer was brood with hops. Sure it is. But rice is important in brewing Budweiser.
It's one of the things that makes Budweiser Budweiser. Without it. Bud wouldn't be the king of beer. There are a lot of things besides rice. Of course it makes Budweiser the largest selling beer in the world. Feet with aging for instance. A label that tells you like it is. And has been for years and years. And you. The Budweiser drinkers who know a really great beer when you taste one. Or to put it simply. When you say Budweiser, you said it all. After three and a half. The angels five down. Five runs three hits in one error. For the Oakland A's. No runs three hits. No errors. For the angels. The Budweiser dot well. Dick Nberg, our producer engineer Dick Nelson. Don't forget that our broadcast time on Friday evening from Yankee Stadium will be 440. Well Andy Messer Smith faces Steve Klein of the Yankee. As we go to the home house, here's tock.
Thank you Dave. They call them the swing and a's this year. And swing they are. And they're connecting. They lead five and nothing as they try to sweep this abbreviated two game series. Murphy's fixed a dunk in his flung on and fouls. Back a third big coach, Irv Noran. And the ball girl down in the left field corner gets the hand as he makes the play. Two very attractive young ladies that will get the ground senior high school age. And they position themselves beyond the dugouts and help to save time by collecting the foul balls. Get out near the bullpen. Murphy's staring down to get the sign from John Stevenson. Into the wind of the right hander. Here's the best. Curse one on a long drive foul. Way back in the left field corner. That's in the mezzanine level and gets back down there. Two strikes to Duncan. Dave. Rip one down the line at first time up. It hits the bag, founded in the air. McMullen reached behind him and fielded the ball.
They're handed in and threw the first in the same motion to get Duncan. I've been playing him deep toward left. Wine to strike best. Inside with a fastball. The infield of McMullen, Alamar, O'Brien, and Repos. Johnson and left. Very in center. Technically arrow and right. John Stevenson behind the plate and 25 year old Tom Murphy on the mod. He's two and six on the year. And he trails five nothing here in the bottom of the fourth tonight. Change. Swung on him in. And Murphy's two strikeouts have come on that straight change. Dick Green grounded his short hits for his time up. Green, one of the villains last night. And he hit a three run home run in the seventh inning to bowl the A's back into a tie. When slide right in the angels led four to one. Green's coming tonight before the ball game. He was amazed that his ball cleared the fence. He thought maybe it might be a double. He takes a strike. But he never thought it would go all the way.
That was the left center field. And I won't get many out in the gap. But the ball carried tremendously well. And most of the players feel that they used a little livelier baseball last night. One strike fit outside with a fastball. The ink stamp on the baseball that presents the naked of the ball in the signature of the American League President Joe Cronin. Some are in a blue ink, some in a green ink. The fit. Piled into the glove of Stevenson one and two. Slide right is that all season long that the balls marked with green ink are livelier. It's tighter wrapped. The seams are closer to the ball and the blue ink stays balls. And in doing just a quick survey, right point was well taken. A high hopper to the second O'Brien charges the ball. It goes under his glove in the center field. Green's going to try for a double.
Alamar's throw to second and Green's a goner. He was out by 15 C. The ball going under O'Brien, but Alamar alertly backing up the play, raced out in the shadow center field, hurled through back to O'Brien covering, and Green is out. They're rolling on the play. Not a shit enough. Well, then I need to get a two. He does get a single. Under O'Brien's glove and then Green is out. Six-four trying to stretch it. The two are going on and here's Jim Hunter. He swings and taps on off the hands to short. O'Brien or Alamar who feels and throws him out easily by 35 C. And the A's are going in the fourth inning. No runs, they hit no airs, and no one left. And after four innings to play, it's a kind of seamen open on a cool clarinet. It's the Oakland A's five, the California Angels nothing. Well, the Oakland A's would tell you the best way for a ball club to have a good season is get off the good start. In the same kind of a good start, I'm Continental Airlines can make your Hawaiian vacations a real winner.
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I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. From the cart. Great beach comers, facilities and coach and economy too.
With continental, well, it's a matter of pride. Continental 747 air cruises lead every day from Los Angeles at 10 a.m. at 12.20 p.m. So see your travel agents, our partner in getting things done for you. Our phone, continental airlines and fly to Hawaii with love. After four innings of play of the total Zoklan 5 runs, four hits, one air. The angels no runs, three hits. And no air. And lead is off the angel fifth inning against catfish hunter. It's at O'Brien. He grounded as the first baseman, Epstein. The cute one off the end of the bat is first time up. Under the right hander, wine's the pitch. Ground ball toward the hall. Campanera's kit's backhanded. It's in the left field for a basehead. So O'Brien finds the gap between Vando and Campanera's for the fourth angel dip. They've had a base runner in every inning. And that brings up Ken Berry. Very grounded to second. He's only at bat. Ken starting tonight at 179. Archie Reynolds, who has run on three different occasions in the angel bullsend,
is tuning up once again. And apparently Tom Murphy, well, he left it for a pinch hitter here in the fifth inning. And Reynolds will work the bottom hand for the fifth. Yes, Tony Gonzalez into the on deck circle. This one has followed back weekly. And a nice catch man. In the first inning, Johnson singles the two outs. Canickley arrow with a 1-0 double in the second. That's well inside end of the hands of Berry, 1-1. Halemart's safe on an air in the third and stalled his 11th phase. Evenson let it a 4th with a single and now O'Brien will lead off single in the fifth. The pitch on the corner inside edge, 1-2. That's well taken by Ken Berry. Vando bag high a third. Campanera's in green, a double play combination. Looking forward chance to turn it over and Epstein's playing behind the runner at first. Just missed where the slider did. Hunter is 2-2 to Ken Berry. In the outfield, they played very straight away.
Rudy in left, Monday in center, Jackson in right. Duncan behind the plate gives the target the 2-2 pitch. Very swing, fouls it away. The score is in the American leg. Minnesota beat Milwaukee 4-1. The White Sox 7 hands the city to. The Yankees slowed 90th right after the Tigers in 1-7 and row. 2 runs in the 8th for the Yankees and a 2-1 win. The 2-2 pitch. High with a fastball very head to hold back. 3-2. And the two top clubs in the east, Baltimore and Boston both won tonight by identical scores. 3-2. The Orioles defeating Cleveland and Boston over Washington. 3-2. The pitch. Inside and very walks the first based on balls from Camp Fish Hunter. And for the first time, the Angels have two base runners in an inning. And here's Tony Gonzalez batting for Tom Murphy. Left handed hitter. Hit the ball hard as a pinch hitter last night. But right at the short-suff.
Campanero. Tony. It's almost exclusively as a pinch hitter. It's been a 24 times with, check the 31 times with 6 hits, a 194 mark. Paul Bryan at second, very at first. Knowing out in the fifth inning and the eight lead fived in nothing. Hunter was at a little short set at the belt. The pitch. Change is high. Ball one. Some interesting contrast in the pitchers in the American lake and how they take their stretch was in on base. Hunter has about an abbreviated that stretches anyone. The pitch. Foul out of play off to the left behind the Oakland dugout. Hunter will just raise his hand hardly more than a wrist action and then settle them at the belt.
Some pitches will go way over their head and then draw their hands down to the belt. Jim Palmer will start very high and then stop off the right shoulder in pitch. Set his hunter. He double checks the runners. One one hit. Swung on a looper to left. That's going to fall in for a base hit. Rudy charges and plays it on a hop. And O'Brien will hold a third. The bases are loaded on a Texas league single by Gonzalez to left field. So a single by O'Brien. A walk to Berry and a pinch hit for Gonzalez to looped one over short. And the angels have a halo over every base. And Danny Elmer will bat from the top of the list. That rings the bell in the Oakland both in. Although the eight lead fived in nothing. Williams not taking any chances in both the right and the left hand are beginning to throw an early. Ron Clem Kowski, a right hander in Schumroll and the left hander begin to throw.
O'Brien at third. Very a second. Gonzalez is first in Alibar. Lined to left and was safe on Campanera's is error. Takes a fastball on the outside corner. Strike one. The young shortstop of the Giants Chris Fireer is just hit his second home run. Another decent both against Los Angeles. Let's keep in the fifth inning going on to the score in Dodger Stadium. Now Giants three. Los Angeles one in the top of the fifth. Alimar batting left handed against the catfish. Under winds, kicks and deals. One on ground ball to deep short. Campanera's not to down throw it to second and get one. Gonzalez out on the board. At the base hit without a runner at first. The run scores and moving to third is Ken Berry. It's a five to one ball game as Alimar. So leaves the angels in RBI's as is 17. Campanera's reaching far towards backhand in the hole. Knocked it down and then fired on to green to get the force on Tony Gonzalez.
Alimar safe on the field his choice. And credited with the RBI. And here's Roger Repo's. Berry and Alimar occupy the corner. It's the fifth. Foul to the screen. Repo's is struck out and grounded in second. The singles by O'Brien and Gonzalez to walk to Berry. Our fielders choice RBI and the angels are on the board in the top of the fifth inning. Hunter has shut them out in 13 consecutive innings this season. Fly ball foul back to home blade that's going to come into the second level. Well the man he celebrated at Dr. Stadium last night. They saluted Willie Mays on his 20th anniversary. He went over two. Well, his day late, but the Giants welcomed him anyway as these makes the grand tour for the ninth time.
This year the 40-year-old Mays is home it again and it's a four to one. Giant lead with San Francisco still at that in the top of the fifth inning. And Keylor Perri against Cuato's team. Runners to third and first. One out in the ankle fifth inning and the count to his Franks on Repo's. The fifth. Fungan and Foul. High fastball. Tomahawk back to the screen. We gave you the American League scores. Here's the National League scores. Montreal clobbered Atlanta 11-1. In 12 innings Philadelphia. The seed is the month three to two. Pittsburgh on a five hitter by Steve Blass shut out Cincinnati two to nothing. St. Louis 9 the Cubs for a panel. We gave it a giant Los Angeles score. First of two in San Diego Houston beat the Padres two to one. And lead two nothing after one of the nightcaps. The fifth. One on a miss. One handed swing by Repo's. And that's a big strikeout as the ankles with a chance to pick up a run on and out.
And Repo's. One after a low fastball. Third. Frank out or can't pitch 100. And here's Alex Johnson. He's one for two. Ray turning to the lineup. After being disciplined by manager lefty Phillips and Johnson had his own request. Talking with Phillips today and asking to be given another chance. I spot now to drive in a run, although it'll take a hit now or an error. Runners to third and first two away. The pitch by Hunter. Swung on a miss. And Alex trying to get three runs with a big cut at a fastball. He is with three runs in the first on three walks of sacrifice. A couple of stolen bases and a single by Vando. The pitch. Swung on a miss. And a lot of heaps tossed up there by Hunter on that pitch. Going through to Johnson. And then a double by Rodi in the third followed by Mike Epstein's fourth home run of the year. To get the five.
The angels would one year on the top of the pitch. Five to one the score. Two strikes to count. How to set. Here's the pitch. Swung on and fouled into the glove of Duncan. Three. So Hunter's bearing down in the best inning. Frank Scott, Reeves, and Johnson. And the angels set all for one run. Two hits. No errors and two men left. And at the halfway mark of this one. Four and a half innings in the book. The score. Oakland five. The angels won. They fans. The second little ignite at Anaheim Stadium is scheduled for Wednesday. June 30th when the angels return home. And meet the Kansas City Royal. The another pregame drawing for six angels. Team sponsorships in 1972. Special reserve tickets for this event are on sale now. At Little Lake Field in Santa Ana. Custom. Orange. Huntington Beach. West Ministers. Fountain Valley. Midway City, Villa Park. Stanton and Irvine. That little ignite on June 30th.
And the angels again win the drawing. Well sponsors six. Little late teens on that night for the next year in 1972. So we hope to see you at the angels in Kansas City Wednesday night. June 30th. Archie Reynolds. Relieved Tom Murphy in the bottom of the fifth inning. And Reynolds will face the top. Well the Oakland order. Campaneras Rudy and Jackson. Murphy and four innings. A loud five run. On just four hits. He walked three men all in the first inning. And all of them scored. And he struck out two. Reynolds will try to keep the A's in check and check. And the way they're going to be in check. In check tonight and hope the angels can rally as the A's did last evening.
For Archie. This is his seventh appearance and being recalled from Salt Lake City. He's 0 and 1 with a 4.91 ERA. Campaneras has walked and scored. He also stole his 15th base of the year. And he's bounced back to the mound. Had a nice visit with Zyda Blue on the pregame television show. And I had a talking about how he's spending his money. Reynolds first bet. That's all filed out of play down the right fuel line, sailing back into the empty seat. And by the using some of his money to help spend his twin sisters through college. They're a gambling, which is near his home. Mansfield, Louisiana. And that is the school that he would have attended. Had he elected to go on to college. But he signed the pro baseball contract. Outside with a fastball one and one.
Reynolds working on Campaneras. The score is five to one. And the bottom of the fifth inning here in Oakland. Can't be bad held high off the right shoulder. Shocks up on the handle. One, one, two. Tech swing and slow. Houston. After a two, one win in the opener at San Diego. And the Padres getting great pitching. Lost last night, three to two on one swing. Step into the world of power. Loyalty and luck. I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse with family, conoles and spins mean everything now. You want to get mixed up in the family business. Introducing the Godfather at chumpacacino.com. Test your luck in the shadowy world of the Godfather slot someday. I will call upon you to do a service for me. Play the Godfather now at chumpacacino.com. Welcome to the family. No for just necessary VGW group void for prohibited by law. 21 plus terms and conditions apply. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan.
Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24, 7, 365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Run. They lost two to one in the first game in trail, two nothing after two of the nightgab,
but they're twin-hider. The pitch. Outside three and one. They're in the bottom of the fifth inning at Los Angeles, the giant four of the Dodgers one. Off day for travel tomorrow, and we'll open three games at Yankee Stadiums 440 Friday. Ground ball to third, a tough hop for McClellan, but he picked it up and throws him out by a couple of strides. Ambinaris, getting one out to the third baseman, Ken McClellan for the first time as Joe Rudy walks to the plate. Let's pause for station 9 identification. This is the Angels in radio network. And this is your power station for all Angels Night Games. KMND FM stereo in Mesa, Arizona. It's 930. Joe Rudy walked and scored, doubles and scored.
They right handed it in from a death dog, an exaggerated, closed hand. Can't check this way. On the outside corner of the breaking ball is Archie Reynolds. Rudy with his back foot, as far away from home play as you can get it, and then that front foot, left foot, almost stepping on the inner corner, as he turns his back to the pitcher, much like Leo Cardinus in a sub-it. One strike that I with a fastball one-on-one. For Oakland, last night's game, a great victory. It's the kind of win when you rally, as the A's did, that keeps your warm all night long. You can't wait to get back to the ballpark. And it had a freezing effect on the Angels, the bet. Waves at a mess. Slider outside. One and two, the counter, Joe Rudy. Because of the daily exposures, the 162 games.
Momentum in baseball, perhaps more emphasized, and felt more by players and fans than in any other sport, to pitch. Strike three calls. That ball let her high outside corner. First strike out for Reynolds. And with two away, here's Reggie Jackson. Jackson walking scored any fricking out swinging in the third. It was the 50th time that Jackson has caved this year. He has been the player to strike out most, and each of the last two years in the American League. I guess in terms of just the psychological effect of a winning streak or a losing trend. Winners continue to look for the guy who's going to win another ballgame. Jackson takes it low, and losers tend to look for a way that they're going to lose. That's how they're going to get beat tonight.
Somebody's going to do something. And it seems simple enough to correct, but one-one pitch. Fall back out of play, sails across and down into the second level. So one-one pitch inside, two-and-one. The kind of victory the A's enjoyed last night is exactly the kind of win that the angels are looking for and has had chances. They'd have been on dates in the late eighties, and they just did not have the man to come up and take advantage. Two-one pitch. Checked swing, it'll cost him a strike. Five-to-one, Oakland League. We're in the bottom of the fifth inning and two outs. To the Coliseum and Oakland, it's cooler than last night. And that's because we had a cloud cover last evening, and I had clear skies in the day. Going on. And Jackson waits for two-two pitch. Reynolds sends it up there, and it's a little low. Reynolds' buddy had 23.
Time for the walk off the mound. No word yet on who'll replace Rudy May. The angel pitching staff, and the best guess is let's enter Andy Hasler, if he is healthy. He's had a rib injury earlier this year. Three and two, the count. Reynolds kicks and deals. Low ball four. Jackson jumps to the first, where at game 440 on the Pacific Coast on radio, a Saturday in Sunday games at 1040 in the morning, and the Sunday game will be televised on TCR-8 Channel 5 in Los Angeles, beginning at 1030. Rick Monday leads off the bottom of the sixth inning, and here again it's Dave. Thank you, Dick. Again, hello everybody. It'll be Monday, Duncan and Greene, and there are two Reynolds, who has picked up for Tom Murphy, who went the first four. Five to one ball game. Oakland leads it. Reynolds first pitch on the way to Monday
as a pass ball inside ball 1-1-0. Right under Lloyd Allen, beginning to warm up with the angels in their bow bend down the right field line. What ball no strikes on Monday, Reynolds' next pitch is a slider inside ball 2-2-0. In Los Angeles, the Dodgers scored two in the bottom of the fifth, so it is now the giant four in the Dodgers 3 that's after five. Hey, Lord Terry, full of the giant spottos, team starting for the Dodgers, Joe Muller in the sixth. The two outputs to Monday by Reynolds down, low ball 3-3-0. Reynolds, after getting the first two men that he faced, Camponero is crowding out the McMutton and striking out Rudy, lost Reggie Jackson, and then Mike Epstein was intentionally fast and fouled Bando in a line drive deep into center field that Barry went back on and caught to end the fifth inning. The 3-0 pitch, and there is the strike down the middle, 3-1. Scores of other games in the American League, Minnesota beat Milwaukee 4-1, young Bert Fly 11, taking up his sixth victory of the year. He is lost 4.
Skip Lockwood took the loss when Milwaukee is 3-4. And the 3-1 pitch to Monday is a high fly ball sliced into left field. Alex Johnson in a hurry near the line, and Alex will run out of room, actually. This one dropping about 5 or 6 feet into foul territory. Shortstopped, Fandy Alomar is going out too. Three balls and two strikes, we go all the way on Rick Monday. Houston and Fandy AGO's second game, the Astros, Liza Padre, two to nothing that's happened for three. Houston won the first game, two to one. The white strikes knocking off the Kansas City Royale 7-2. Wilbur Wood, going all the way for his second complete game of the year, needs the angels to remember his last time out. Wilbur is 3-2 and all of a sudden he has become a starting pitcher. Mike Kedlin took the loss, he is 4-3. Three balls and two strikes on Rick Monday, a 5-1 ball game open in the bottom of the 6th.
Archurinos trying to dispose of the left-handed batting Monday, and the chunky right hander's pitch is low, ball 4. So Monday is a board, lead off the 6th. The angels have outhipped the aides, 5-4, but they're behind by 4-5-1 in the all-important run column. Take long to find a Dave Duncan, as he steps in. Monday at first, nobody out. The aides taking all kinds of liberties on Johnny Stevenson behind the plate, and Monday with exceptional speed at first does not go on the slider as outside. Stevenson had a little trouble with that pitch, one ball and no strike. Yankees beat Detroit 2-1 to snap the Tigers win streak at 7th. Eddie Fisher begins to warm up with the angels and their ball pin down the right field line. Mel Stautelmeier got the win. He has 5-2. The angels will see Washington right-hander
from the state of Washington Stautelmeier on Sunday, the stretch, and here she comes Duncan went around. One ball and one strike. Young Mike Kilkenny just put back on the active list by Detroit about a week and a half ago, absorbed his second loss. He has yet to win this year. Baltimore beat Detroit 3-2, Quaiye, picking up his sixth victory of the year. Mike now 6-1, the stretch by Reynolds. The pitch to Duncan swung on on a high fly ball in the shallow right field. Second basement will Brian out, but it's right field to Tony Canigliero coming on to make the catch. One out. Here's Dick Greene to a single and grounded out to shortstop San Diallema 1-2. Boston after absorbing a couple of losses at the hands of Fed Williams, Washington Senators, finally. Speed to an X-3-2, Ray Culp, the winner 5-3. Jerry Janesky took the loss. He is 1-4. In the national lake, Montreal counted at Lata 11-1.
Stolman over Jarvis. Throw the first face, diving back in on his hands and knees as Rick Monday. Throw high, the first basement Roger repose. In 12, the Phillies beat the match 3-2, Madras over Brandon. Reynolds coming to the plate now and a pitch-out call bar, snapped through the first face, but back in plenty of time, is Rick Monday. A ball and no strikes account on Dick Greene. The expert beat Cincinnati 2-0, the Cardinals over the Cubs 9-4. And that's the scoreboard. Pitch to greener's outside. Two balls and no strikes on Dick Greene with Monday at first face, one man away on the sixth. About gas time, Friday from Yankee Stadium, New York. 4-40, specific daylight time, along this network. Andy Messer-Smith against Steve Klein.
And then Saturday morning, 10-40, Clyde Wright, is scheduled to oppose Stan Bonson. Count 2-0 on Dick Greene, Monday at first, and Monday does not go. The pitch is outside and low of all three. Three-0. Reynolds has walked three in the one and one-third innings that he has worked. Jim Catfish-Hunter, an excellent hitting pitcher on deck. And the pitch to greener, that's a strike. Three-on-one. Better back on occasion, Hunter has been used as a pinch hitter. Andy is hitting 3-33, or he was coming into this ball, game he is over two. 11-33 at the plate. And the pitch to green swung on on a high fly ball on the hit and run, has way back through the warning track that Tony can eagerly arrow to make the catch and Monday, three-quarters of the way down to second base will come back. So two down.
That'll bring up Catfish-Hunter. Twice, he has bounced off the short, bounced off the stand, the Elemon. The Catfish is hit safely in eight of the ten games that he has batted in. And at one time, he had a streak of four consecutive hits over the span of two games, so very dangerous young man with a bat. A five-one ball game. The A is trying to make it 22 victories in 29 tries against the West this year, a phenomenal record, and a pitch to Catfish fall away. All in one. Against the East, they are ten and eight, four and two against Ballamore, three and three against Cleveland, three and two against the Tigers, and all and one against Washington. That would be the presidential opening. The only game that by the blue has lost this year. And the pitch, Hunter swings in the back, goes flying out towards short, stops family Elemon. All in two, he didn't get it. So Hunter wiping the perspiration off his palms,
now goes to his dirt, doesn't have to the mind-fire wreck, all in two. Looking at the record of the A's so far, Cleveland, three and three as we mentioned, and they are three and three against the Chicago White Side. Of course, two of those three losses came on opening day here at Oakland, and the pitch on the way outside and low. As the White Fox that day, the V2B A's, two times, first double-header opener, and they hit three of the game. One and two on tactics, Hunter. Monday still closeted at first base, held on. I rise. It is Ryan C. Crest here. There was a recent social media trend, which consisted of flying on a plane with no music, no movies, no entertainment. But a better trend would be going to chumbacaceno.com. It's like having a mini social casino in your pocket. Chumbacaceno has over a hundred online casino style games, all absolutely free. It's the most fun you can have online and on a plane.
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No hits. No errors and a man left open and has stranded four through six innings and after six. The A's five and the angels one. Never see a beer drinker for his beer really easy down the side of the glass. Maybe you do it yourself. If so, the Budweiser brew master thinks you're missing something. Especially if you're a Budweiser drinker. Bud is brewed so it will kick up a healthy head of foam. Exclusive beachwood aging and natural carbonation make it a lively brew. Anyway, point Bud, fuck down. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. Anyway, point Bud, fuck down the middle of the glass. Help spring out the best in that green white Budweiser foam and real beer alone. It also helps you get the full benefit of a taste, smoothness and drinkability. You will find it no other beer at any price. In brewing the king of beers, the Budweiser brew master's choice is to go all the way. He hopes you too will go all the way to Budweiser. And that you'll pour that beer right down the middle. Add a boy.
You bet a boy quite good. You bet it far. Centil Bryant elated off of the angel side. As we move along to the seventh inning of play, a five to one ball gave ultimately, 50 angels about hit the eighth, five to four. O'Brien is one for two. Ground ball-based hit his last time up, and he escored the only angel run. and then the pitcher's spot. Right-and-a-jim capfish hunter, Otty-Foy is nine, consecutive victory. The wine by the right-and-a-and-a-and-a-slider is outside at low of all one. One ball and no strikes on Ken Berry. A rather unsiddle Brian Berry on deck. One at all. And a one-oh pitch box ball inside. Two balls and no strikes. The angels with an excellent opportunity in the fifth. They had the bases loaded and nobody out. And they were able to let push across one run.
And the pitch swung on foul away. One and two to count on Sydney. Brian grounded out his first time, the first baseman Mike Epstein. In the fifth, O'Brien singles, Berry walks, and then 20 Gonzalez, inshitting for Tom Murphy singles. Little Uber in the left field, a pitch to O'Brien, a high chopper to third baseman, foul Bando, who throws him out. And then send the Alamar, grounded a ball down the Bert Campanero, who got the fourth. And then both Rodger and Alex Johnson struck out. With angel runners at the corners. And that was that. And since that time, the catfish has retired four in a row. Matter of fact, it's retired the last six in a row. Wind up in the pitch to Berry. Swung on on a drive in the deep left center field over as Rudy just tried to get it back. He can or does he? No, it is off his glove and goes all the way to the wall,
picked up by the center-fielder Mundi, who gets it back in. But by that time, Berry has a stand-up double. A great try by left-fielder Joe Rudy, who goes for the ball. Just did go off his fingers, chips all the way to the 375-foot mark. So Ken Berry has a stand-up double. That'll bring up the pitcher's spot and Jim Spencer will pinch yet for Archie Reynolds. Spencer's still struggling with himself, trying to get out of the throws of the biggest batting slump of his young career. So the left-hander coming on against right-hander Jim Catfish Hunter. The A's bullpen has been busy only once in the ball game. That was when the angels loaded the bases in the fifth with nobody out. But Hunter managing to work himself out of the jam. Where the Catfish had all started against this California club. When he beat them back on the 20th of April, four and nothing. And since that time,
it has been all uphill. One-eighth in a row. Marriott's second base. One man away in the seventh. The Catfish to the plate to Spencer change there for a strike. All in one. The scoreboard has one and all. The batting on fire. Bill Deegan came up with the right hand. Hunter at the belt. Is ready to come to the plate. And does so. Fastball line drive, right field thinking in a hurry in front of Jackson. He'll have to play it on a hop. And Barry will only be able to advance the third base as he had to wait to see if the ball will hold up for the right field or Jackson. But it didn't. So Spencer is thinking line drive to right. The angels with runners at the corners. One out. That'll bring up Sandy Alamar. Alamar, who is old, or his last tenet back. So Sandy would have chance to do some damage.
The angels certainly not out of the ball game down by but four. They about hit Oakland now, seven to four. Right hander Ron Klimkowski warming up, along with left hander Jim Rowan, I believe. The stretch in the fifth to Sandy outside and high ball one. One at all. So the angels again presented with the opportunity of doing some damage and maybe having hotter on the verge of leaving the ball game. But it is up to Alamar. The age looking for two up the middle. Green at second cap and arrows at short and a line drive. All over the outstretched love of second baseman Dick Green. Here is Barry into score easily. It is a five to two ball game. And now the angels still with runners at first and second and only one out. So Alamar, anything on the line drives. Yes, out of the reach of the outstretched love of second baseman Dick Green in the right center field. Barry scores. Spencer goes to second base.
Or Sandy Alamar, his 17th RBI of the year and he leaves the angels in that important RBI department. The left hander now warming up is Darryl Knowles, who was acquired from the Washington Senators. Ron Klimkowski is the right hander. And Knuckleball already fissures. The last last night's ball game starts to warm up for the angels. Roger repose. Roger is struck out twice. He is grounded out to second over three. Roger being 273. But four home runs 14 RBI. At second base is Jim Spencer at first. Sandy Alamar, only one man away. The angels have doubled the hit total against the A's eight to four. Oakland with one error. The angels have played arrows fall. A stretch by Hunter. Here's a victory rod job side. So repose represents the tying win at the plate. In the top of the seven. Hunter has been tough when he has had to beat.
And this is one of those instances. Now the right hander steps back off the mound. That fish Hunter is only 25 years of age. The one strike fifth to repose popped up. Foul territory. Back to have a look as Dave Duncan in the first place with Mike Epstein out of club. To the count to strike. The one out double by Ken Berry. Joe Rudy almost made a spectacular catcher on the ball. Jim Spencer's line drive into right. And then Sandy Alamar's RBI single. He stepped over the outstretched glove of second baseman Dick Green to pick up Ken Berry. It's a five to two ball game. Hunter struggling with himself taking all the time in the world when things are going right as with most pitchers. They will get the ball and throw it. Now Hunter, thinking a lot and the two strike pitch. Strike three ball. Beautiful change up.
Throwing the rod jury falls and rods you're new at. At a big cave or right-handed Jim Spencer's Hunter. That'll bring along the acts of the four Alex steps in station identification time. This is the Angels radio network. KMND FM stereo Mesa Arizona. 10 o'clock. Alex Johnson. Who has singled. Bounce back to the pitcher and struck out stepping in. Again, Jim Catfish Hunter with Spencer at second base. Sandy Alamar at first a five to ball game. The pitch to the act. Owl back. This against the screen right behind home play at 0-1. No balls and one strike to count on Alex Johnson. Caught she sleted second as Spencer away from first. Not being held on by Epstein is Sandy Alamar.
Hunter comes to the plate one strike swinging a minute. Slider beautifully thrown. A ball to strike so Alex Johnson. Johnson waving the wood back and forth. Hunter ready to come to the plate again. This is his pitch and the fact ball gathered into the all on the right side. And through around third is Jim Spencer up with a ball as Reggie Jackson. Going to third is Sandy Alamar at the five three ball game. So Alex Johnson hitting one into the hole. For Dick Green at gone to second base. Mike Epstein flying behind first. And Alex has his ninth RBI of the year at the five three ball game. Spencer scores. Alamar goes to third and here is Johnny Stevenson. Stevenson who popped out singles and popped out again. Both pop out for the second baseman to Green. But the angels trying to get off the floor. Very big RBI by Alex. The angels with the go ahead run at the plate. And the person up Johnny Stevenson.
Alamar walking down the line from third. Alex being held on by Epstein at first base. Hunter at the belt. And the pitch to John slung on it. And he drives the right field. Jackson, however, back near the warning track has plenty of room. Had he mixed the catch. So Stevenson hit it well, but right at right fielder Reggie Jackson. And the angels are pushed aside in the seventh, but they make it close. In the seventh to run. Four base hits. No way is there and two left. And the angels have stranded. Seven through the seven endings that they have played. After six and a half, Oakland five and the angels three. Well, I'm sure you remember the old story about Babe Ruth. The one where he pointed to the bleachers to show exactly where he would hit a homeland ball. And then he went right ahead and did it. And keeping promises is a big thing in continental airlines too. Continental promises you a coach or economy seat as wide as first class. And they guarantee it. They're all that wide on all of continental 707 and 727 fan jets.
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What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. I think I'll buy Fowl Fando gave them three. And then they scored two and the third. The difference in the ball game. The two run. Those two and the third will lead off double by Joe Rudy. And then the two run home run after one out. By Mike Epstein, a line drive into the right field seat. Saw five to three ball game. We moved to the home half of the seventh here at Oakland. And again, before the play, here's Don Well. Thank you, Dave. Eddie Fisher becomes the third angel pitcher. He takes over for our two rattles. Jim Spencer will now be at first place. Jim coming off the bench. With a very important pinch single for the angels. Eddie has one four and lost two. Those are at last nights in counter. ERA of 2.5.7. The affairs of his 19th game. And it works 28 innings, giving us eight earned runs,
walking nine and striking out twice. And he has served up four home runs. And he has a pair of saves. First cap and errors. Doing lead-off duty for the A's here. Cap and errors walked and scored in the first inning. Then tapped to the nine in the second. And granted the third in the fifth inning. Fisher gets the cap properly adjusted. So at the lead, five three. The angels trying to come back. And the first and over, you have the last half of the seventh. Ground ball up the middle. Going forth to Andy Elmer. And ERA second picks it off. Fires an unnecessary for the outs. And the A's rapidly have one away. Coming up toward the plate now. Let's be able to Joe Rudy. Joe has scored two of the runs. Walked in the first and checked across. Doubled and scored in the third. On that two run homer by Mike Epstein. That is given the A's. The margin they enjoy right now. Five to three. Then the intentional walk. Or the walk given up to Mike Epstein. Was an intentional walk in the fifth inning. And he's going to walk to read you Jackson to the fifth inning. And after Joe Rudy had struck out in the fifth. So Joe has one for two. And the first and over he has dispatched the strike picked off the out of our waste pile on the Spencer again. And there are two ways.
The out of our takes share of a pair. And the batter will be right to the other Reggie Jackson. The game in Los Angeles, the Dodgers. And the Giants are even up four four at the end of six and a half. You know to say the Angel Salt Lake City Farm Club. Tonight in a very tight one they defeated Spokane free to two. Dennis Bennett was the winner. Dawson the Loser. And Salt Lake City. They usually come up with quite a few catch. They had only three to win the game free two. First and every sales away from Stevenson. Spokane had two runs. A lot of heads. And Salt Lake City in the Angel's farm. Free runs. Free hits. Benefit the winner. Dawson the Loser. Houston sat the echo at the end of four and a half on their second game. Houston four or the Padres nothing. And Houston won the first game two to one. Two down here as Fisher concentrates on Reggie Jackson. Reggie was an up-to-date batting average of 272. The pitch in for a strike on a late call here by the Platinum Fire.
Digging in the count of one and one. The attendance. Quite double the count of what we had out of your last night. That's 1,354 on this chilly evening. Pitch a shut-on and whack-ball back to the screen to make it one and two. Dodgers failed a score on the seventh inning. So they remain tied for four or with the Giants at the end of seven. The Angel's trying to leave the East Bay area a winner before they make that morning trip into New York tomorrow. And it has been all uphill. One, two, a delivery by Fisher. The action takes it low, scooped up by Stevenson in the cap, two and two. Reggie's a man who tied in at the knuckleball front by Fisher in the 13th inning last night, way-lated over the last interview wall for the two runs producing Mulburn that took it away
from the Angel. Next and over, he is fouled over the story in the count of two and two. And up to now with a homerun by F.D. and they have 46 homeruns this year to lead the American League. Spencer crowd across the line at first and right back to the cut of the uphill grass to the blind. Midway between first and second and right back to the edge of the grass. Knuckles wall and close-ball prey free and two. Reggie can hit safely in six great games coming into the saving play. And up to one at this point of the action. And Jackson looking back at the fight on Pirate Diggin then turns and walks away from home play. Diggin is called time. And I had a Fisher decide that with Jackson wandering out of there as an ill-ported Reggie to do some additional weighting. And Eddie retreats off the rear sluff in the mound, turns his back to home play,
grabs up the ball and now walks up on top again. Three-two on Jackson with two outs and nobody on here. The last half of the 7th inning, Emily. The W by the Knuckleballter swung on and missed by Jackson for strike three. But quite a different story. The one way he went this down here last night in the 13th as Fisher strikes Jackson with the Knuckleball. One, two, three. That's the story. While the up and boss out the scar at the end of 7th up in five of the angel's frames. In this world I believe so people think it's this. I live in the big man thinking small. Your dots and dealers, the small car aggro. Your dots and dealers, small cars, that's a super car. A little something to your stand. And something special to your coop. It doesn't really have to be something special. What I want is a good looking, highly functional piece of machinery. Oh, well then you'll love Barbara. I really love the dots and all the features that maybe each of the other small cars have one or two of.
We have them all. All dots and dealers, that's an all. Thinking small. We can't be so cute. Do I have a dots and let it fall? See the full line of dottsons at Auto Expo International. Fort Marina, May 28th through June 6th. The number five batter in the angel order, Kendrick Mullins. The third basement comes up. Mack is off for three tonight. He struck out, flies the left field, and grinds it out to third. So Mack Mullins will try out Catfish Hunter again as we start off the eighth inning, with both the leading and five free, and they'll be 500. Mack Mullins will long drive out of the center field. Monday breaking back. Still going back this fall may go, and you can just hit goodbye. Five to four game as Mack makes the circuit. Mack Mullins rounding second, coming to third to be greeted by Rocky Bridges.
So the angel continues to work away here against Catfish Hunter. Kendrick Mullins with his seventh home run, his sixties are by eye, and he hits this to the deep point. Just to the left of the spreader remark in center field, that fall had to travel about three hundred and ninety face to get out of here. And then off into the movable bleachers, out of that portion of deep left center field. Johnny Canigley Arrow is the matter. So Catfish Hunter has been touched up by the home run ball throughout the eighth inning. The angels now have 10 heads, Tony C popped it up. It's going to be a round home play. Duncan passes the master side about 10 feet away from play, and then Tigers with it makes the cat. So Johnny Canigley Arrow is gone, one fish. The matter will be a second base when set up Ryan. Set is one for prey, single and scored in the fifth. Grounds it out fight. Say to UNO continental 747 gives you the most seat room in coach,
any economy of any 747? Well that's true with a proud bird with a golden tail. One out of run in, and the pitch. O'Brien swings in a party way at the first delivery, slider thrown by Hunter, strike one. Well the angels collecting that home run, that is a 30 second. They manage this year, the opposition has hit 34, and off the bat handle goes to the next pitch delivered by Hunter as O'Brien shoved it up into the seat and the count of two strikes. So 32 on run set by the angels, 34 by the opposition on the angel stand. And 37 on run is given up by the A's that you step, round ball to the second baseman drain on a couple of hops in, that strikes us to that scene for the outs. O'Brien is the right. There are two, right? Here comes Sennafield who can't bury. Ken got it rolling in the seventh inning with his double, and really had a diving try for it on a less than a field,
but it got away from him. He looted Rudy and went all the way to the wall, retrieved by Monday, and then Jim Spencer came through with a base hit. Sandy Annamar followed with a single, Johnson, Alex Johnson had a base hit, Alex 2 for four. Catched to Barry, and it's a little bit high of all one. Alex the last time he has started for the angels went 2 for four, and tonight he is 2 for four. It just got on, popped up. It's going to be in short right field, coming on forward, right to Jackson. And right to the E's is that it takes care of it, that's retired to side. For the angels then, after the home run by McMaldon on the first pitch delivered by Catherine Settler, they go neatly as the campus takes care of Kenny Leroy, O'Brien, and Barry. The angels won run, one hit, no errors. Now let's score at the end of the top of the eight, open five of the angels four. Starting this weekend, there's a whole new way to have fun in California. You begin with the idea of grand pre-racing.
Then put it right in the middle of 200 acres of grand new family fun, selling California's newest family entertainment world, Magic Mountain, located 35 miles northwest of Los Angeles, in Valencia. Magic Mountain, where you will thrill to a multitude of exciting new rides, attraction, dancing, and top musical and variety act every night. And especially the Chevron Grand Prix, funded by Standard Oil Company of California, where young and old alike can test their road racing skills in the curves, the s-turns, and straightaways, behind the wheel of their own miniature Ferrari-style racer. Magic Mountain opens this Saturday. Why not make it a family outing? Here's how to get there. Take Interstate 5, 35 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles to the Chevron Grand Prix at Magic Mountain. Last Saturday the eighth inning, and also it will face Eddie Fisher with Mike Epstein,
Sal Vando, and Rick Lundy. Houston 4th, Andy Ego, nothing at the end of five. Houston won the first game in the five race. Eddie Fisher got them out in order in the seventh inning after relieving Archie Reynolds, Archie had worked two innings, worked in the fifth and the sixth, and he got a lot of hit. He had a free walk. He's given up by Reynolds. One was an intentional pass, and he shrugged out one man. Here's Mike Epstein. Mike with his fourth home run of the year and the third with Joe Rudy aboard. And Mike with a sacrifice fly on the first inning. So he now has driven an 18 runs for the year, and then he was intentionally walked last time up. Opened five runs, four hits, the angels four runs, ten hits. The fetch fly Fisher. Knuckles. Over the inside, Ed to the plate, let her high for a strike to make it on one. So Mike's up today, batting average. He is one for one tonight, and he is getting 263. One strike on three.
Epstein with a wild one handed wave on it, strike two. Nothing can do the count. Blind by fish, and he works it to the plate again. He bounces his foot up the first base side. Fisher going for the ball, picks it up, makes the toss. The Spencer, Epstein with a headlogged eye. He plowed a furrow about 15 feet long, and trying to go in faithfully at first base. But Fisher had it by a wide margin. So Mike Epstein just picked up a lot of dirt for an epic. He made that headlogged fly out of the first base. One away, here's our base from Salmato. Thanks for the coffee, Dave. It tastes pretty good, but it certainly doesn't say it doesn't beat that clam shadow over in Fisherman's whore. It does it. Here's the dummy by Fisher all the way to Banda. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah, it's even better with Chumba by my side.
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Dan Morgan. From Morgan & Morgan & America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepople.com for an office near you. So, yeah, that's when Sixx Aged is way too low for ball life. Stern Dave and technologists over at Fisherman's Wharm tonight, Dequist, handed it up to the arch-shoper, as we went over to San Francisco this morning for some commercial work for standard oil. Check some of the knuckles and take a little bit outside, count to an O. Poor guy. Technolson is, these two. Probably the nation's end-keeper, but he is the nation's poor guy. Fits by fish. Knuckleson. Worms his way right out of Stevenson's glove and rolls over to the on deck man, Rick Mundy. Bring it up on Sal Vando. Stand over the base set. Two RBIs in the first. Drowns it out on the third. Live in centerfields in the fifth. Five-four awesome. Last of the eight. So the eight don't have one more.
Cancer. Try to complete their comeback. They'll be right down to the picture spot in the ninth inning. Knuckleball, and there is the strike. Bring it on. And he winds in the three-one offering as one out of mids. And it works his way out of the mids. John Stevenson again, the count free and two. He had worked in again, the three-two offering. I'd back with Knuckleball, and it skips away from Stevenson, and behind the flag with Vando, trotting up the line in the first base. Sal walks with a man out, and the matter will be set up the other Rick Mundy. Rick is over two. So Eddie has walked his first man,
the gov in the one strike out he has regarded, and he is not allowed to catch. Facing five in so far, he's money. Dave Duncan now, OK. For the Upton ball club, the first stage could come back in last night's game. And finally, they put away shot by Reggie Jackson for the angels. They have been trying to fight their way up the mountain side. You're all leaving after Oakland, and after three, jumped out to a five-to-nothing lead, tossed the first base in Vando, starts back to the bag. Sal McCoy with his lead. And the pitch by Fisher Mundy swings and fows in a way, strike one. So both games have a comeback pattern. However, the A's did it in a successful way last night, and the angels are just at the threshold now, trying to complete it if they can keep the A's and check here in the eighth inning. And see what they do in that final go round of the night. Fisher ready at the belt.
Now the one strike fish. Mundy again, and swings on this one, and clears it out of the med of John Stevenson, strike two. See the A's last night stranded. A total of four of the angels left 12 out there, and that's the same left on base count. The A's had to the first seven in, and leaving four on. They now have Vando at first base with one out. The other thought of the first, now moves back. Two strike fetch. In an out of the med of Stevenson, but Vando will stay. Now have thoughts about making the move. That fall rolled about 15 feet to the right of the plate, but John Stevenson's planting out a very quickly, so Vando decided not to run, and he rubs him here. Now have thoughts about making the move. That fall rolled about 15 feet to the right of the plate, but John Stevenson's planting out a very quickly, so Vando decided not to run, and he rubs him here. Now he fixtures, makes about the one two offering here,
with Vando shortly. And here it is. One choose that I've reached one on, and miss. Or did he fall, tip it? Apparently got a piece of it. But he just staggered out over the plate, and then Vando traveled out a second base. Style to be recalled now as Monday, and going out to the face manage to get a piece of it. Lefty Phillips is coming out now. John Stevenson, apparently got stunned on the hand, too, with it. As Vando goes back to first base, Vando had gone to second, and stood there. This is where Vando was curious about, and now they've waved Vando back to first base, and there's Freddie and Federico to come out there, and he's going back to first base. And there's Freddie and Federico to come out and attend to. The angel captured John Stevenson as that foul tip, off Monday's bad stung him, and stung him pretty well. Got him in the right hand. I'm sucking over the figures here for the open box. I'll try to find out how many.
What they're left on base count has been. For the year, they run just about everything else to the machine, but apparently, that's one stat that they don't have on theirs and they don't have on their statistical sheet. They're other curious to find out how many men they've aged, especially to the homeruns that they have had, they seem to make everything in the way of power counts. The number of farmers they have had, you would have to figure that they haven't left too many men on. It can't trap to some of the other team figures. The angel sat down. Going into tonight's base count is 293, the opposition gets the, against Angel's pitching, has ran at 317. Freddie Federico, watching John Stevenson receive a few here, John has had a couple top out of the meta these, conscious by Eddie Fisher, Edson throwing the slider, I think, here. Knuckleball again, and the throwback by Stevenson, the Fisher. It appears his hand is all right, but like he fell off some Freddie Federico, just in case,
stand and watch John Stevenson again make the return throw the Fisher, and he has not convinced everyone that he's all right. Rick Muddy, getting ready to step into the batter's box again, the count of Muddy wanted to, with Bandit with First Base, and one out here in the last half of the eighth, and he often leads the angel's five-four. Looks like Jerry Moses is going down on the bullpen. Jerry's going up off the angel's dugout mansion, there's a dugout there in John's down at the bullpen, and throw it in the first base. And again, there's just Penn's bandal back to the bag. So Moses, being sent down there, just in case. Fisher's getting it ready, and the one-two pitch runner goes, he falls it off, looks it up up to the straight, and then the count stays at one and two, and again Bandit gets a little bit in the way of exercise, and again, it's way back into the first base. One-two out Muddy.
At the end of Section San Diego, Houston four, the Padre is nothing. Houston won the first game. Ball caught that of play, by the play-time pirate digger, and I especially accept a new one, and he takes a few extra seconds to get it properly rubbed up, and then for that combination of dirt and raven. And very carefully plants the foot on the front edge of the pitching rubber, and again works one and two. Love it. And the count is two and two. So the A is down, the Angels have played it very close to the best tonight. Despite Oakland's fast beginning, getting five runs and three, and he's dropping a first, and Bandit was back again. And that bloodthrow by his Frencher, looking back over the shoulder, to check Bandit's position, the South, first right on the back. Count two and two on Muddy,
and here it is, low with it again, ball three, three and two. Fischer thought he had a pretty good pitch. And Steven Sinj is holding it right there for Diggin to take another look. The Diggin declares that it was too low. The animated aims to dodge your stadium, the dodgers four, the Giants four. The Angels now have Mel Queen, trying to just scoreboard. Fischer has him pre-and-two, Bando to his lead, and he goes straight to the other way inside, ball four. Bloody through a slider here, it's way and two, and ran it well inside the mummy. Runners to first and second with one out, and the batter will be catcher Dave Duncan, and Duncan is over three. One of the dangers for the Angels as he errates this point of decision, and still the early decision, Friday Frateraco's coming out again, being much and not bad, he's Fischer. And I think they're going to take John Stevenson out of the game,
and Fischer made the way to the Angel Trainers to come out and take another look at Stevenson. Jerry Moses now, with met at hand, after running down to the Lean Two that they have in the bullpen and right field, now runs back card that I got, and he may be put in the service right now. Apparently, this is a little bit more serious than what's first expected. Billy Khan will come out and say, Stevenson's love, and we'll catch Eddie Fischer during this delay, while Jerry Moses gets his catching gear on. So now it comes out. Eddie Fischer wants to continue to talk to you here and he'll like to do so. You know, the graduation in Father's Day coming up, the Angels have a suggestion about how you may solve your shopping problems. Angels' gift certificates are available in any denomination and may be used for any game. So when it's stopped by at the Angel's ticket office, where a courteous staff will be happy to help you daily from nine to five, where you can write to Angel's tickets, Box 30, 820, at a high of nine, two, eight, or three,
and ask for information on gift certificates. Today, with the problems the Angels have had, this doesn't help because John Stevenson is a very high fan of his, and now we have to find out exactly how serious he may be. Apparently, John is trying to show up in here, but apparently, except for maybe a foot finger in the yellow, or something like that, because Freddie Fredericko has come out and looked at it, and I guess shot it to that apple chloride, which is that freezing solution immediately. I guess shot it to that apple chloride, which is that freezing solution immediately is freezing it, and after trying three or four fractures for us, and finally picture losing Monday on a bet on balls, they ought to be taken out. Now, the Stevenson's still flinging on my bet, and John won four tonight, after having his string snap last night at 15 games. The Gary Moses take over for John Stevenson behind the plate, and it'll be up to Fisher to work on Duncan, and then Dick Green. I saw that, it was second place, Rick Muddy, at first, the Angels are just trying to keep within a run now,
the Austin Ball Club, here on the last out of the eighth inning. And they're having their problems doing it, with one away, the pitch on the way, and Duncan flings five ball centerfield, simply handled by Barry. Ken backs up a separate two, takes care of it, and then fires an end to our second base, and on to third goes Sal Mando. The ball tag well into deep centerfield, handles by Barry. Mando goes to third, Monday remains the first base, and coming up, will be second base in Dick Green, with two outs. We're going to pause right here for station identification. This is the Angels Radio Network. TMND FM stereo in Mesa, Arizona, 1030. Dick Green and I had it one for three, like down an infield head of the fourth inning, he had grounded on and also fly it out, fly it the right field. So the A is set up this way, runners at first and third, two away, lots of the eight, and Fisher prepares the pitch.
They'll be on the way to Green, and the light's playing on this, he's just trying to shove it off into right field, and Mesa on the pitch, strike one. With all this, the ASEAL is pretty well fanned out for Green, Alexander Deepen, full charge of line in my field. The next one, well with it, and the count one and one. So, much like the eight, the first inning, the ASEAL has developed that way, they have runners at first and third, without the need of a base set. The next one, close, and it's over the inside edge, it's digging in a light call, one and two. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing, another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at JambaCasino.com. Let's Jamba. No purchase necessary, VTW Group, boy were prohibited by law, CCNC, 21 plus, sponsored by JambaCasino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man.
Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said 20 billion won. 20 billion is an insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere in North, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year, we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thank you. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. The biggest taking an extra long look at the pitch. As Zach Reigns started to wander away from home plate. Now time has passed. Jerry Moses goes out
to the picture as they announce. Have established a one and two advantage on green. One, two on the second basement of the open box of Zach Reigns. One, two on the second basement of the open box of Zach Reigns. One, two on the second basement of the open box of Zach Reigns. One, two on the second basement of the open box of Zach Reigns. One, two on the second basement of the open box of Zach Reigns. He has 21 RBI. And he's the eighth play center. One, two offering now. One on and he got piece of it. Some death foul over the screen. And it stays in one and two with two down. And again, the picture goes through that massaging process for the brand new baseball. The picture looks up at the door board. And then it's anchored to the base of the light tower. Up over the bleachers section in right field. Checked out the count. The count is one and two. And here it comes. One on flyball. Right field. Zach pretty well.
Tony Sieve breaks back to the warning. Edge of the warning. Zach and Dave Carelley. The green leaned on this. Tony Sieve, not playing too deep to begin with. And right there. Tony Sieve, not playing too deep to begin with, in right field. And then had to get a lot of ground. Worked his way. I've scored the 375 sign to handle it. So that takes care of the age of the age that he no runs. No errors of hair left and the score at the end of eight is open five the age of four. You don't see people putting salt and beer as much as you used to. And the viewers of Budweiser say, thank goodness maybe it was the thing to do in some beers. But please never in Budweiser. Not that there's anything wrong with salt. Salt's beautiful. On a rat-issue, their French fries are a bird still. But man, not in a bud. Truth is, the only thing salt has ever been able to do for Budweiser is make it salty. And that's a sneaky thing to do to the only fear in America that beats what age.
Unsalted Budweiser has become the most popular beer in the world. And that's because in brewing buds, the Budweiser brewmaster goes all away for a taste, the smoothness and a drink ability. You will find in no other beer at any price. So leave it that way. When you say buy a beer, you say buy a beer. You say buy a beer. You say buy a beer. You say buy a beer. You say buy a beer. For the Angels, the first man to come to Budweiser will be Jim Spencer. Jim Mennett had in the Fitcherspot in the 7th inning and came through to the fence single, then remained at first base. So Spencer starts it off. Then Sadie Alomar and then Roger reposed. Let's check on that. The Spencer in there and reposed then coming out of the lineup. That is the Fitchers position now in the batting order. The number two spot so a fence shitter will be used there. Sadie Alomar out on deck. Nice inning of play. Oakland lays it 5-4.
Spice of black. The Angels are in twin figures in the hit total with 10. Cappers Hunter trying to complete another curve. It's won on a long drive by Spencer out of the right field and maybe you can kiss it. Goodbye. So the Angels have completed their comeback effort here against the Alps and A's in the nice today. Jim Spencer just kissed one end of the Blacers in right field 375 feet away. The lead off home run by McClellan on Cappers Hunter's first pitch in the A's in the inning. First delivered to Jim Spencer and the nice inning and the Angels have staged a complete comeback. It is now 5-5 here in the night and they have 11 hits. Sadie Alomar stepped in. Sadie with a single and an RBI in the 7th inning. And the pitch by Cappers caught one on gravel up on the truck stop side. Fixed out by a cabinet or a spectro but not in time. And it's out of the club. Let's see.
So Sadie Alomar turned on the speed going up the line when the ball was hit. It appeared that Cappers Harris was going to have trouble with shorty. Side settled in the moving to his right. And then the throw fighting down on the dirt out in front of my catch scene and in the Alomar flashed across the back. The ball skipped out of Epstein's love. So based up for Sadie Alomar, the lead run is the first pitch and now we're waiting to see who will come off the bench for the Angels. Eddie Fisher will bat in the spot with the game tied at five five. So an infield hit five Sadie Alomar. Fisher comes on now here in the ninth inning to try to move Alomar along. Alex Jackson is a man on deck. And then we're down to the catchers. The catchers fought occupied by Jerry Moses now with Stevenson out of the lineup. They look for the sacrifice. Fisher squares about it and takes the person low for ball one. And all the way down the line from third,
Sal Mando just stirring down the throat of Eddie Fisher. Mando within about 15 feet of full plate. There are no old and slim counties. Ryan Simpowski. They do some throwing now in the ball pan for the Oceanae. Alomar, away to his leg, draws the throw right away. So Sadie darts back to the back. Home run by Jim Spencer there. Jim getting a line single of the seventh. Now it's home run. So he's two for two. Again, Mando weighed out the line from third. Fisher squares the second. Good one. The looks are second by FD and the toss back to grain for the Oceanae. The sacrifice going free for Alomar to second base. Alex Johnson has a chance to pick him up. So the angels have come this far. And at the nice ending of the game, with matters even up at five, five runs, twelve hits. And the A's, five runs, four hits. Time call. The second goes up to three hundred. Hunter with his complete game success and the angels trying to take care of that
of the night tonight. Alex Johnson, two for four. They'll put him on. So Alex will be intentionally walked. He won't have a shot out of here. And the Undeck van is Jerry Moses. So Alex will remain at two for four of the same thing. As the foot runners at first and second. And Jerry Moses, and third is the end of the line up to replace John Stevenson. We'll be walking up to the plate. They for Jim Spencer, Jim now with six home runs for the year. And he is knocked in eleven runs. So Jim snapping out of it, coming off the bench. Not starting against. In the line up tonight against Catherine Hunter, with Roger opposed for getting things to first place. Alex was walking up the line to first. So Johnson goes to first and Jerry Moses on set in the matter side. Stevenson tonight had gone one for four. So the Ancius
felt the catching score can continue things there. In the ninth inning, Jerry's batting average to thirty. Three farmers and he is knocked in nine runs. So the Ancius have come back to make it most entertaining. And we had thirteen innings out here last night. Dave LaRose throwing in the bullpen. The fetched Moses plays, grabbed all the sorry. He picked off by him. It's not the first double play. So it didn't take long. One fetched Jerry Moses and he shot it up the line to Sal Mando. Mando's to green on to Epstein. And that is the second double play for the A's in the mighty Bigland here in the ninth inning. The Ancius managed one run. The tie run. They had two hits in the inning. No errors. And one man left. So the score is the out of the top of the ninth. The Ancius five. Ancius five. You know, even though the players have numbers on their uniforms, no player likes to be thought of as just a number. And of course, that whole truth for airlines passengers as well. But word has gone around that you are merely a number when you five on a seven- forty-seven these days.
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coming up now for the oxidase. And Catfish Hunter will be out of it here as Angel Nandwell comes up as a pensioner for a hundred. Van Gogh has been up fifty times with 12 hits at two forty average, one hundred driven across five runs. So Eddie Fisher who figured heavily in last night's game figured there again first in every knuckleball, in for a strike and a total of one hundred. for a strike and it's on one. It'll be mind-wall and candy cabinet earth and then Joe Rudy. Angel's five runs, 12 hits, open five runs for hit. One open air on the board. Knuckles cut on, bowed away, left it up towards a second here in the counter strike two.
It is Eddie Fisher again, who is all wrapped up in this one. Mel Claims, Dave LaRouge, throwing in the ankle bullpen. Here's the two strike fifths in mind-wall. Hopped up. Back in base, instead of Brian going for it, Jim Spencer wants to know where we're in fence. Takes care of it about five feet back in the outfield grass. One away, here's cabinet earth. cabinet earth walked and scored in the first. Eddie is all for three, cabinet earth has rounded out three times after the walk to score out of the first inning. Steve Bird cabinet earth to batter in the W by Puckers. Knuckles all cut out of this for side-flying. And here's Gary Moses and Gary. He has really heard of this one
and the foul fifths have got him on the left wrist. And the Platinum Fire Diggin calls for immediate help. He motions for Freddie Frederico, and again, the angel's flying to receiver in trouble. We have already lost John Stevenson. We don't know the extent of the injury to Stevenson. It affected his right hand. And that's when Jerry Moses left hand. So Jerry apparently got to just above the med on the wrist. And again, Freddie Frederico's reformed fist has got left. He fell up coming down to the dog out again. And Jerry now reached it down. Takes his wife and the mask and the protective moments as I'm okay to come on. I'll just kind of rub some dirt on the dock and you freeze a little bit and we'll get back in action. And Moses again as he wipes the back of the hand across the seat of his pants a couple of times. And now Freddie passed him on the back and Jerry says, I'll be all right. So both Freddie and Luffy Phillips head back to the dog out again. Been sick call out there around home flight to last couple of minutes. One time, Cap and Harris had passed.
The matter got on to strike thing in the 13th inning against pressure last night. One strike delivery high on the way of the count is one and one. The Oakland Coliseum is a very interesting place in which to work as a broadcaster. Now a lot of friends up here. One one delivery is one out of us, Cap and Harris kicking dirt all over home play. As a fun around a pursuit of the Nuckelball, the kind one of two. We had a gentleman that just came in the booth. He was the flying at a rather high altitude and he wanted to come in and spend some time with us here. The fans walk in and everyone walks in and shake hands and talk to you. Smash up the middle, going for a ride. Good luck, Hanseq. I brought a first guest in by a fly by a ride. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing, another checkered flag for the books. Time to celebrate with Jamba. Jump in at JambaCasino.com. Let's jump out. No purchase necessary. VTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CCNC, 21 plus sponsored by JambaCasino.
I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said that 20 billion one. 20 billion is insane number. Yeah, 20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere in North, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone do in contact with Morgan and Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. That's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open or call centers always waiting to take your call 24 7365. Wow, Dan Morgan, from Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. So if that takes care of capiners, down there up to the way, I'm going to bring up
Lapille or Joe Rudy to go from the television location. There are television booths, radio booths, you go through at least 16 doors. They all have locks on them. Personally, when you make that move and you're in a hurry, the doors are unlocked. And of course, unfortunately, they're also unlocked when it comes to the pay and customer. Find play by a bribe to get capiners. Joe Rudy, sex takes a good fish, strike one. Rudy with a double and a run scored in the third. He walked in scored to the first inning. He was one for three to nine. The picture I'm swung on and he hammered this ball off to the right of the place right through. Rudy's batting average right now. Up two points from where it started this evening. He is at 239. Game time by five, last half of the night's inning. And the A's have two away.
Wide again by a fetcher and his fetch is all the way. Rudy with a swing and a foul catch out of the way for Moses. The giant scored two in the night's inning. He lays it out your six to four at the end of eight and a half. And Cumberland has some out of the bullpen for the giants in the night's inning to try to put the finishing touches to that one at Dodger Stadium. Count nothing in two on Rudy with two down. Jackson on deck, defense. Ground ball towards third, foul. Just the bag by about a foot and then gloved and fouled ground by Kendrick Mullin. It was all set to crank up a throw just in case. Rudy comes back to home play and the count stays at 0 and 2. Kind of the birds are going in next running for the second game in a row here. They two strikes at every now and Rudy takes it all to count one and two.
But against this team with the power they possess, you never know. Doesn't pay to make any rash statements. So they have only four hits tonight. One, two, fetch. Mine is going based on my field. All right. Here's Reggie Jackson walking up to the flight. There's Lefty Phillips coming out. Lefty, I think, is going to go with Lefty out of the day where I was here. 13th inning last side and Reggie crashed the two-round homer off any pictures. So we'll see what Lefty has in mind. He's about 10 feet from the Kingfish right now. He walks up top of the mound to talk to Eddie and he's wasting time there. I want the left header. So LaRose will come out of the bullpen to face the left-handed batting Reggie Jackson in that spot.
Reggie, all for two tonight. And they, while we have a lemon line, it's stuck over all the stores. And they have LaRose coming out of the Angel Lowman. All right, Don, and as you mentioned, Lefty Phillips, arcing back to last inning under almost the exact same circumstance as not taking a chance. We'll go with Dave LaRose, the left-handed, the face, Reggie Jackson. Here's what happened in the baseball action today. Minnesota beat Milwaukee 4-1, blind-leven over Lockwood, the Chicago White Stocks. Big Kansas City 7-2, that was Wilbur Wood, taking up his third victory of the year. Mike headland took the lot. The New York Yankees snapped the Detroit Tigers' win-screen at 7th. They beat him 2-1 by scoring 2 in the eighth inning of play. At Baltimore, Mike play R-1, his sixth victory of the area's loss, but won. And took the loss, Richie's 0-2, 3-2, Baltimore beats the Cleveland Indian. By the same score, the Boston Red Sox knocked off the Washington Senators 3-2, Ray Culp, the winner, he is 5-3, Jerry Jenesky took the loss, 1-4.
In the National League, Montreal pounded at Lava, 11-1. That was a two-hitter by Bill Stoneman. Stoneman is now 6-2. That driver's took the loss. Thored up in the New York, Max went 12, finding which of the Phillies 3-2. Darrell Brandon getting a win, tug McGraw of the loss. Brandon is 2-1, McGraw, the loser is 3-2. Pittsburgh shut out, Cincinnati 2-0, nothing a 5-2 shut out for Steve Black. Gloninger took the loss, he is 2-2. For other games, St. Louis knocked off the Chicago Cup's 9-4. Taylor, the winner, won it all. Hulsman took the loss, he is 2-5. After 8-1-1 and a half in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Giants lead the Dodgers 6-4. Perry started, Cumberland in the night. While the Giants, those being started for the Dodgers, Muller in the 6. First, the two youths in 2-1 over at San Diego. In the night gap, after 7, the Astros would have 4 and nothing lead. Let's get down to this. Left-hander, Dave LaRose, against left-handed batting, tower batting, Reggie Jackson. Alright, here we go. Dave is ready and the pitch on the way to Jackson, a curve is high, ball-on.
Reggie Jackson, 22 RBIs. Joe Rooney, the runner of the first place. He kept it rolling. Let's see who I am. Last one out of the race. Third base, Montgomery. And the pitch, Jackson on a half-slaying. Passed a foul up the third base-side and the con is one-on-one. The game here last night of the penting, LaRose came out of the bullpen. And in basic Reggie, got him on that same type of swing. It was a check-fling and he rolled one out to the short-stop Saturday out of our. And that was the final out of the penting. They had two men on it. They had one men on it at the time. Excellent. There is a strike. Reggie goes to one and two. One, two on Reggie. Rudy's standing on the bag with Spencer. And now breaks the weight of his short-wave. The one-two pitch.
Jackson was a swing and a miss on the pass ball-side. So Jackson again finds himself in a spot where it was an overmatched job against left-handed Dave LaRose. With Jackson gone, that takes care of the ace. No runs, one hits, no errors of him up. And the score at the end of nine. And it's exciting time again at the Coliseum. Angels five and up and five. The offense in the Long Beach area may take advantage of a special angel ticket offer. It's now very good in the sports spaces of the independent press telegram. And for each ticket purchase to the angel's Red Sox game of June 15th. The independent press telegram will provide an adjoining seat free. Only male orders can be accepted and this offer expires on June 6th. So we invite you to check the sports section of the Long Beach independent press telegrams for complete information. The right hander runs and copies who work now. As he comes on to replace Casper's center with the mom. Casper's soon has gone along to that good complete game pitching phase. But finally, according to him having to go through the bench for an angel non-guile to bat for it.
And non-guile being unsuccessful in that pinch-fitting assignment and they're heading just completed. So the A's have five runs, five hits, one air. And the angel's five runs, twelve hits, no air. So far, the A's have stranded seven. And the angels have left a light number out there on the basis. So check on that. Now they went over that count of total of eight. Well, they've been from the southern California area. So Ron Klimkowski will work in the 10th inning. The Angels and get a kick out of this scoreboard that they have. They just reverted to the completion of eight innings on the scoreboard. And it reads Oakland five. The Angels four in the run column. It's not quite musical chairs. It's more musical numbers, I guess, that the scoreboard plays with the fans who are out here. And sometimes they must be wondering if they're looking at the same game the automated scoreboard is looking at. In any event, it shows that five is four score, implementing the end of eight.
But we know that it's really five, five in the end of the night. And here's Dave. And I don't know. It's too good to be true because the scoreboard, I think, had been perfect after this point. And that would have set an all-time record for our games here with the Oakland A. So now they get it directed at five, five tied. Here is Ken McMullen to lead off the chance. Well, the second night in a row, we go into overtime. Klimkowski winds in his pitch, his swung on and popped up. Second baseman Dick Green on the outfield grass looking up and making the cast. So McMullen, who has homered in each of his last three games on one pitch, pops up in the 10. And here's Tony Kanigliero. Kanigliero doubled his first time up, bounced into a double play. Wide off the center field of Rick Mundy and fouled out to catch your Dave Duncan. So Kanigliero against Ron Klimkowski. Klimkowski tall right-hander, appearing in his 11th game of the year. He has one, two, he has lost one. And earned run average of 3.86. He has only pitched in 16 and the third inning. Now the Giants do it again. The fifth Kanigliero is off the mark for ball.
One ball on no strikes. Call on Tony C. Klimkowski with both feet on the rubber. Into the wind. And here she comes back. Kanigliero swings, tapped to two, offered a third baseman South Bando. Down with a tailgate, they throw it to him out by 25 feet. So Kanigliero is erased. The Angles quickly with two down and a tampon that will bring up Sid O'Brien. The Giants six to four victors over the Dodgers. San Francisco six runs, 11 hits and one error. The Dodgers four runs, seven hits and two errors. The winning pitcher, Gaylord Perry. Perry is now five and two. Joe molar took a lot. He is 0 and 1. The fifth to O'Brien is a two-opper to the shortstop. Campanero goes to his right, plugs up the hole and throws him out. So on four pitches, Klimkowski retires the angel in the 10th. One, two, three. No runs, no hits, no errors, nobody left. We go to the home half of the 10th of five, five times.
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And in the bottom half of the 10th inning, or it'll be Mike Epstein, South Vando and Rick Mundi against left-handed Dave LaRose. LaRose is the fourth pitcher employed by manager lefty Phillips this evening. Dave into the wind up and the pitcher on the way left steamed down low of all one. One ball and no strike. Epstein tonight has driven in three. A two run home run is sacrificed flying the first. He walked in the fifth and he bounced back to the pitcher in the eighth. That will be Eddie Fisher. LaRose is one-hole pitch. Epstein swings and sends a high-towering drive in the right field going nowhere. Canigliairo over, so is Barry, and it is Tony D. calling and making the catch one down. So Epstein skies to Canigliairo, South Vando coming on after seven and a half. The Houston Astros aren't their way to a sweep over the Fandiego Padres. It is now Houston seven. The pods nothing. Houston won the first game two to one. Now Vando has been a thorn in the angel's side ever since he came into the lead. Against left-hander Dave LaRose. Vando has singled.
Grounded up. Slide out and the pitch to him. Curve inside. All on one and a half. And he was walked in the eighth inning. Vando hitting two seventy nine at the steps to the plate. Sal was six home run. Twenty seven home, twenty seven RBIs. He leads the club in that department. But we'll just want to pitch the style curve underneath the fifth. Tyler Reddick here from twenty three eleven racing. Victory Lane? Yeah. It's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to Chamba Casino dot com. Let's Chamba. Don't purchase necessary. BTW Group. Boy, we're prohibited by law. CTNC's twenty one plus sponsored by Chamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan and Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said twenty billion one. Twenty billion is an insane number.
Yeah, twenty billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north probably closer to twenty two, twenty three after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. I'm wondering in contact with Morgan and Morgan. What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law. It's pound five, two, nine from your cell phone. We are always open or our call center is always waiting to take your call. Twenty four, seven, three, sixty five. Wow, Dan Morgan. From Morgan and Morgan, America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepeople.com for an office near you. Two by law. Two balls and no strikes. The angels are long road back that they made it. Behind five and uping they scored one in the fifth, two in the seventh, one in the eighth, and one in the ninth. The fish, bandola, set a strike, two balls and one strike. The angels about hit the age twelve to five.
Four thousand, three hundred fifty four on hand. The age has drawn two hundred and fifteen thousand, four hundred and forty eight this year. And the two one fixed, bandola to the fastball outside. Three balls and a strike. Left handed batting, Rick Mundey, wetting on deck, hoping you get a chance. Well, definitely we'll get a chance with one out. Should he get on Dave Duncan, the middle of last night would step up. Swung on line drive up the ladder over the outstretched level, second baseman, Sid O'Brien. In the right field, so. But one out, bandola singles, that'll bring up Mundey. Rick who is over two to nine is watch life. Locked out to Sandy Alamar. Now he's grounded out to Sid O'Brien. So the age tries to nap one again in extra frames from the angels. O'Brien, time to his leave just perfectly, but this one a couple of feet over his outstretched glove.
So Bando with his second baseman to the evening and he moves over the 280 mark. Mundey stepping in, hitting two, twenty four. The road shaft the bell, fouled and the curve is low to Mundey. One ball and no strike. Outfield pulled around a little bit to the left. Even with the left handed batter, Mundey at the plate. He hit one down the line, he could run forever. Probably arrowed just about straight away right field. Hand very pulled in the left center field. Alex Johnson playing straight away and left and the pitch swung on fouled back. A ball and a strike to count levels off. The angel's story, Ken McMullen, in the last three games is Homer's. Mac now with seven home runs on the year. With sixteen RBI's. And make no mistake about it, he has done his part so far this year. A ball and a strike on Mundey, Bando away from first. LaRose looks over there and comes to the plate with a strike.
One ball and two strikes. This one just straight smokes over the outside corner, one and two. McMullen charging in from third at that time looking for the sacrifice. But Mundey watching it just buzzed right down the middle. LaRose checking with Jerry Moses. He's ready. Long looked at first and comes to the plate. Mundey around about with two strikes on him and he strikes out. As he follows it away. So Mundey is a strike out victim. The second four. Young left-handed Dave LaRose. And here comes manager lefty Phillips out to talk. About the way he would like to have Dave Duncan pitch to. Right handed down on the angel bullpen. There's no queen. And while the conference is at the mound between Moses and Phillips. We will pause for station identification. This is the angel's radio network. This is your power station for all angels. Night games, KM and the FM stereo and Mesa, Arizona. 11 o'clock.
So the conference at the mound between lefty Phillips and Dave LaRose. Jerry Moses and the LMR are in on it. It's terminated. Here is Dave Duncan who had two home runs last night. At first base, Dalbando went two down a five-five tie. One at the bottom of the tent. Five runs, 12 hit for the angel. Five on six for the Oakland A. Duncan is ready. So as LaRose and the curb is high and outside. One ball and no strikes. You might wonder about the availability of Kurt Bleffery for the Oakland A's acquired from the New York Yankees last night. He is not here and will not be with the Oakland ball. Clubby will report at Fenway Park in Boston. The stretch. The one who pitched the Duncan. Inside. Two balls and no strikes. Just off the inside edge. Two down. The Roche pawn at the rubber. Jerry Moses in relief of Johnny Stevens and it was stung. The stretch.
Here is a two-one pitch. Two outputs rather. Now it's two and one as Duncan swings and doesn't get it. Two balls and a strike. Now last night when we were talking about the availability of Steve Holtley to pinch it after the trade has been made all by an hour before game time. The stretch. And the pitch on the way. Swung on and a deep drive in the left center field. Over in the area center fielder. Ken Barry who makes a great catch has falls as he falls to his knees. So Barry in a hurry, shutting off the gap. And that one. Could have gotten through. I am quite sure that Mr. Bandole could have scored all the way from first base. Johnson was back to back it up. But Barry's sliding came up with a great catch. To finish the story on Holtley he could not have been used. He had been optioned already too. I allow the American Association. But a sparkling play turned in by the bandit Ken Barry in left center field gets Dave Duncan on a line drive. So in the tent. The A's come up empty handed.
No runs of A's, no errors of man left. And after 10. She's still a 5-5 time. Well, you can have lunch with the Ram's Roman Gabriel. And here's how on Saturday June the 5th. That will be a week from this Saturday. At the Sharton Universal Hotel. The cystic fibrosis salutes. Gave for his contributions in the fight against this children's respiratory disease which is always fatal. And many of Gabe's friends from the sports and the entertainment world will be there. So we invite you to join them for ticket information. Simply call the cystic fibrosis foundation at 275-4125. That's area code 213 of Los Angeles area. 275-4125. You'll all have a wonderful time on Saturday June the 5th at the Sharton Universal. Big day for the cystic fibrosis foundation as it salutes the great Ram quarterback Roman Gabriel. A 5-5 time, we're going to go into the 11th. 5 runs, 12 hits, no errors for the angels. 5 runs, 6 hits, 1 error for the Oakland A.
The angels have a bottom of the batting order coming on. Against right-handed Ron Klimkowski. Klimkowski only having to throw 4 pitches to retire the angels in the 10th. Barry, then Jim Spencer, then Sandy Alamar. And as we go to the 11th, we'll get you back to that. Hi Dave. It is the batting in the bottom order. It's coming up by your head. I am. Oh, nice. This fellow says, yes, I remember this well. We were doing this out here last night about this time. As Ken Berry stepped out of the batting box, Ken won for three and the fetched a curve. It took a lusty cut on this and failed to find it for strike one. Ken had doubled his score to the 7th inning. He walked in the fifth inning, so he's won for three and his batting average is 183. That is brought up today. Jim Spencer is on deck and then Sandy Alamar. Ron Klimkowski. And Klim was one strike pitch. And that fit through for a strike slider or two. Gaffer's hunter had toured the first nine in the game.
And the homerun got to him. Strike break-all. Right back with a slider and Barry is out of there. Klimkowski has now retired four in a row. The angels are trying to find some ways to get something out of the athlete up his mat. That's his first strikeout. There are all no-os Bobby Locker is throwing in the baseball pan. Here's Jim Spencer, Jim two for two. Stingled and scored in the 7th and homered in the ninth inning. That's not a bit up. And he faces the right-hander here. Pitch on the way and dispense. And he fixed it and let her high for a strike. He's playing the way to the letters all in one. The problem with the angels last night. After Oakland had managed to come back, the angels attacked his spotter to the next inning. Curved outside the count as one and one. And while their bats were idle, then Reggie Jackson went to work in the power department for the two run homerun that won it. One went offering now to Spencer and it swung on and missed.
Jim got shot at very early on that's the count as one and two. For the angels last night, the homerun's called the scoring story early in the game. And tonight I'm just a reverse of that. The homerun's went to work late in the game. Nick Martin and Spencer. One two offering now to Spencer, swung on and ground off the first baseline off the chest of Epstein. Regraved now the throw to the pitcher, covering in time. So my guest scene said, well, that's fantastic. Striking over the first place to cover, handles the toss. There are two away. Spencer cracked it hard to Epstein. Here's Sandy. Adam Arsanti is two for five tonight. They said in an army eye on the seven inning and an infuel hit at the night inning. Then he was sacrificed along. Then Alex Jackson was intentionally walked. And then Jerry Moses looked in one pitch by a hundred like the looks of it and left it at a double play. This to Adam Ars, swung on five off. Anyway, centerfield. It'd be handled by Monday.
Monday just cruising back out of it. Deep enough now. Holds it in. The angels are one, two, three. My husband tells you for the second inning of the row. You're at the end of the top of the 11th. The angels five and up and five. Getting to be vacation time once again. And what a delightful vacation spot is away. Ah, yes. That'll back out there, the Alex. And you can really unwind. And of course that's why most people go someplace like Hawaii just to unwind. And that's why you should go there on continental airlines. Because continental gives you plenty of leg rooms to relax and stretch out. First class leg room for all their coaching economy passengers on every flight. And that is an all continental gives you on your ways of life. You'll dine on famous down to each summer food. Really get into the mood for the islands with a special Hawaiian atmosphere. Continental has created especially for you. And I guess that's what they mean when they talk about going to Hawaii with love. Yes, the captain in their line. The proud bird with a golden tail.
While the open boss of the last half of the 11th inning, Dave LaRose will face second basement dick green to start it off. And every down to the future position again. Game time 5-5. I have the angels with double the head count of the open boss on the night. The angels have 12 open. It's not a six. Dick Green won for four and infields head of the fourth inning. First look that he used how to Dave LaRose. Dave was working and ending another and giving up one hit. And he struck out a pair. Dave is kept away at the pitching river. He gets it away once and now goes to work to pitch the green. And the pass ball is wide. That'll be a 10-and-mark ball one. Dave had been working in his 17th game. Starting off with this really good time. And he had worked 18 innings, struck out 21. Pass ball cut out on it. What's through that pitch after the play? One and one. And in doing so with that swing, delivered some dirt of the play.
So Deegan takes care of that. LaRose, a winner of one, a loser of nine, a 0.49 for Dave. 17 game appearances. And he has two saves to his credit. He gets ready in the 11th pitch. One and grab all the third. And they come up playing just a step inside the bag. Loved it. Makes the size of the fence here for the odds. One down. Run, Slim Cowsky approaches the play. The ball pen of the A's has not been a very busy play because of all their complete games. When they have worked, they work most effectively. Fitchfile, LaRose. Four out of five, Slim Cowsky. It's back one. Slim Cowsky, the R.A., is 3.8. Winning two and losing one.
And he has one. Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing. Victory Lane? Yeah, it's even better with Chamba by my side. Race to ChambaCasino.com. Let's Chamba. Don't purchase necessary. BTW Group. Void work prohibited by law. CTNCs. 21 Plus. Sponsored by Chamba Casino. I've got Dan Morgan here on the pod. Say hi, Dan. Hey, how's it going today? It's going good, man. Tell us who you are and what you do. I'm Dan Morgan. I'm an attorney and a managing partner at Morgan & Morgan, which is America's largest injury law firm. That's pretty awesome. I think I saw Billboard years recently that said that $20 billion won. $20 billion is insane number. Yeah, $20 billion recovered. It's actually, I think, somewhere north, probably closer to 22, 23 after this year. And each year we get bigger and better and our army grows. So the number will hopefully keep getting bigger and bigger as time goes on. Awesome. So how does someone get in contact with Morgan & Morgan? What would I do if I got into an accident? Probably the easiest way is dialing pound law.
It's pound 529 from your cell phone. We are always open. Our call center is always waiting to take your call. 24-7-365. Wow. Dan Morgan. From Morgan & Morgan & America's largest injury law firm. Thanks for coming by the show. Thanks for having me. Visit forthepople.com for an office near you. I'm saved. One fact that I'm, again, the same pattern fastball away that's missing. The bullpen, for us, has a total of six saves. The angel bullpen has saved nine. Just like that's curved. I'll always wave that seedly bike, and tell you for strike three. There are two ways. Here's Kathy Cavaneroz. Cavaneroz goes for four. Walk in the first inning. The angels just laid out the potter for open in that first inning. As Tom Murphy got off to a lack of control start.
He walked Cavaneroz. He walked Rudy. He hit Reggie Jackson with a pitch. So there they were. Baseless load of nobody out. And something had to give. An FC delivered a sacrifice fly. Bandos, single to drive in a pair of runs. And that was the fast start for open tonight. Slice fly ball down the right field. I am dropping foul by about 20 feet. We can't strike one on Cavaneroz. But despite the generosity of the first inning, for those gifts going to the Okan Ball Club, the angels end, they started their routine and have been able to fight back. And it's 5-5-5. Last of the 11 curved, in first strike and it's on two. Cavaneroz retired in the fine fielding play by Siddharv Ryan as last time up. At the close at the attempt to evade that tonight. Two strike delivery, swung on late, fouled it off. The zoom just went off, beyond the angel bullman,
and up into the seat. Got two strikes on Cavaneroz. But you better tune that, Dave. That's this guy, Joltzlin. If that laddle stopped working, we're currently losing here in the 12th. Two strike delivery and he reached out for it. The cameras had fouled into the second tier, and the count stays at on two. Last half of the 11th inning, and here's the fetched byleros. Two strike offering curved him, fouled it off the handle on the netting. For the haze, in extra earnings, they have played four of these contests. And this is a third with the California Club, with a Southern California Club, and they have, the open box office won three of the four if they have played. Two strikes are living high in a way as the count is one of two.
The angels and extra earnings have played five. They have won three in loss two. Dave LaRosch with a one-two count on Cavaneroz with two outs and nobody on, and he works it again. Curved, lobbed it fouled off the handle, and it will worm its land to the lower deck. So Cavaneroz just merrily following off one after another. LaRosch is tied mostly breaking stuff after getting out of front of Cavaneroz one and two. He's just breaking off one ball after another time, and he's fouled him up. Here's the one-two offering, fastball here, and a striking fastball waved at him at for strike three. So Cavaneroz after seeing all the curveballs, and then back with a fastball came LaRosch. One-two-three, that's the A's accounting. And the score at the end of the 11th, until five, Oakland five. You know, I'm a graduation and father's day coming up. The Angels have a suggestion about how you may solve your shopping problem, where the Angels gift certificates are available in any denomination,
and maybe use for any game. So when I stop by at the Angels ticket office, where the courteous staff will be happy to help you on a daily basis from nine until five, or you can write to Angels tickets, Box 3820, Anaheim 92803, and ask for information on gift certificates. It's a very fine thing for the gift problems you may have to make a presentation of an Angel gift certificate, and especially with the graduation and with dad's day coming up on the calendar. So the 12th inning, right around the corner here at the Oakland Coliseum, as the Angels show five runs, 12 Hentanoers, and Oakland five runs, a half dozen hits, and one air, and two pictures really amested this one, and embroiled in it, Ryan Klimkowski, for the Oakland A's, and Dave LaRouche, the left-hander of the Angels, and the first man to come to bat here, is scheduled to bathe the pitcher, and Dave LaRouche, with his jacket on, out on the on deck area, and then he hustled back to the dugout, and I think that he just went back there
to select another piece of timber. So Dave now starts to take that heavyweight jacket off to get ready to approach the play, to be Dave LaRouche, then Alex Johnson, and then they, excuse me, the Angels captured Jerry Moses, while thinning a play on Thursday. All right, done, and again, the amazing angel bull pan, is done just, a terrific job, matter of fact, they have shut off the a, certificate, and especially, with the graduation, and with dad's day coming up on the calendar. So the cloth thinning, right around the corner here, at the Oakland Coliseum, as the Angels show five runs, 12 Hentanoers, and Oakland five runs, a half dozen hits, and one air, and two pictures really, it meshed in this one, and embroiled in it, Ryan Klimkowski, for the Oakland A's, and Dave LaRouche, the left-hander of the Angels, and the first man, to come to bat here, is scheduled to beat the pitcher, and Dave LaRouche, with his jacket on, out on the on deck area, and then he hustled back to the dugout, and I think that he just went back there
to select another piece of timber. So Dave now, he starts to take that heavyweight jacket off, to get ready to approach the play, to be Dave LaRouche, then Alex Johnson, and then they, excuse me, the Angels catcher Jerry Moses, 12th inning of play in here's Dave. All right, John, and again, the amazing angel bullpen is done just, a terrific job. Matter of fact, they have shut off the A's in the last eight innings and have given up, but three base hits, but it hasn't been enough. They had to get off the floor themselves, score five to five, and it is tied, five-five, as we go to the 12th inning of play. Dave LaRouche, he's a good-hitting pitcher. Dave, a former outfielder, likes to swing the bat, he will leave it off, to be followed by Alex Johnson, and then catcher Jerry Moses, against right-hander Ron Klimkowski. Klimkowski, a most unusual motion, almost has the old, satchel page hesitation pitch. He stops almost in midair, and the tall right-hander into the wind, and the fastball is outside, to LaRouche. One ball and no strike. A ball and no strikes on LaRouche,
a five-five tie, and no playing in, just off the grass. At third, Klimkowski's 1-0 picks to LaRouche, swung on, a five-and-the-right center-field, back in a hurry, is the center-fielder Rick Monday, back in the warning track, makes the catch. LaRouche really got the wood, I don't know, he sent Monday deep, about 370 feet away, to pull down the drive. So one man away, that'll bring up the ax, Alex Johnson. Johnson intentionally walked his last time up, Alex is two-per-four this evening. Alex singled in the first, bounced back to Jim Hunter, the catfish in the third, struck out in the fourth, and singled in the seventh, drove in a very big run. Klimkowski into the line to pitch to the ax, fouled away, all on one. He got a great home stand, coming up. When the angels return home, not that long a home stand, but some interesting ball clubs that Gavin had a chance to see yet. Washington and Boston,
two clubs. The old one picks to the ax, one on ground ball, into the hole, and the right side for a base hit. So Alex is three-per-five, a one-out single in the 12th, and that'll bring up Jerry Moses. Moses taking over for Johnny Stevenson, Stevenson taking out, in the eighth inning of play when a foul chip off the bat of Rick Mundey hit his meat hand, and then Moses taking over had his left wrist hurt. But he stayed in the ball game. Moses called away from the play to confer with Lefty Phillips. Alex Johnson at first base, and Alex has come back in a big way. Three-base hits, three-per-five. He represents the go ahead run of five-five times in the 12th inning of play. So in two games, the A's and the Angels will at least play 25 innings, and this ball game already about three hours and 17 or 18 minutes old went three hours and 35 minutes last night.
The Angels hoping for a different outcome, however. Ball inspected by the play on fire, Bill Degen, and Degen gave his clean Kowsky a new baseball. Pregosi will come out, he will pinch it, or Jerry Moses, Jimmy who pinched it in last night's ball game in the 9th. Slide out to right field. So Jim, who would like to be playing more than any man in baseball, I'm sure, where that tremendous competitive desire that the Angel shortstop has, and all I can do is sit around and watch in from time to time, pinch it, and soar right toe, that aroma on his right toe, or between the toes of the big toe and the second toe, and Jim hoping to get some wood on the ball here to help the Angel cause. In batting practice, and Jim, of course, not hitting with the regulars with the extras, hits the towering drives into the seat. It doesn't appear to affect it,
swinging the bat, he just can't run, and Pregosi, hoping to hit one somewhere, hit him where they ate as we will a killer used to do, I guess, and help the Angel. One man away, Johnson away from first, Epstein holding him on, the stretch by Clint Kowsky, here's the pitch to Pregosi, the slider is low. A ball and no strikes on Jim. The A's left fielder, Joe Rudy playing Pregosi deep. Center fielder, Rick Mundy straight away, and right fielder Reggie Jackson straight away and right. Throw the first space back just in time, as Johnson standing up, as if all gets away from first space with Mike Epstein. One ball and no strikes. Only Astros, sleep two from the San Diego Padres, eight to nothing in the second game as Larry Dirkler pitches a one-hitter, throw the first space Johnson back. No runs, one hit, two errors for San Diego, Houston eight runs, eleven hits and no errors. I don't know whether the attendance sets right 4,231 in San Diego,
the stretch. Pregosi waits, there goes Johnson swung on a high drive, deep to left center field, way back to have a look is ready, and Pregosi will come on hold. Johnson will hit the pay station first, and Jim Pregosi, that limp most noticeable rounding second, touches the third base back, gets the shake from Rocky Bridges, and he comes in, and the angels lead seven to five, and Pregosi has to be the happiest man on the angel bench, as he goes back to the bench. A high towering drive, deep to left center field, about 385 feet away. Slim Kowski got it right up in the eyes to Jimmy, and the angels lead at seven to five, and for the angels, a long way back, and they have stretched ahead, seven to five. Here is Ken McMillan, the pitch to Clint Kowski, one hopper ride to Mike Epstein, at first base, and McMillan is the race. So Jim Pregosi, getting a high towering drive,
over the wall, about 388 feet away, has given the angels the lead, seven to five. For Jimmy, his second home run of the year, RBI's number 12, and 13, two outs, here is Tony C, caniggly arrow has doubled in five trips, and the pitch to him is swinging amidst. And the next pitch is over the inside corner for a strike. All in two on Tony C, caniggly arrow, is the angels that come back, here in the 12th, they lead at seven to five. On Jim Pregosi's pinchy at home run, Slim Kowski's pitch, caniggly arrow, bows it away. The car remains, no balls, and two strikes on Tony C, but have to be a very bitter defeat for the open days, after blowing a five run lead, and it would make that 3,000 mile journey to New York for the angels, about 1,500 miles.
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and powers it back against the screen, one strike. The deep drive, home run by Jim Pregosi giving the angels a come from behind, seven to five lead. Dave LaRoche. The fourth pitcher employed by manager Lefty Phillips this evening. Tom Murphy went four. Archie Reynolds two Eddie Fisher two and two thirds. And the Roche came in with two out on the ninth to strike out Reggie Jackson. One strike on Rudy. LaRoche was both feet on the rubber, checking now with a new catcher who is Jeff Torbord. Pregosi pinch hitting for Jerry Moses. So the angels have employed all three receivers this evening. Stevenson injured, removed from Moses. And now Torbord behind the platter to try to finish it out. And the pitch swinging in a mess. No balls and two strikes on Rudy. The A's definitely never out of a ballgame with a tremendous power that they present to the opposition, witnessed last night. Duncan tying up the ballgame with a two-way ballgame
with a two-out home run in the bottom of the ninth and then Reggie Jackson, who is on deck, winning it with a two-run bold-off Eddie Fisher in the 13th. And the two-strike pitch to Rudy's basketball fouled away. No balls and two strikes to count. Reggie Jackson is next. Mike Epstein will follow. So if LaRoche, to dispose of Mr. Rudy, manager Phillips would have things his way with Jackson and Epstein two left-handed batters against the left-hand of LaRoche, but of course both boys would acceptional power. And Epstein already having homework earlier in the ballgame off Tom Murphy. The old two-pitch basketball grounded to the right side. A two-offer? To sit the old Brian and to sit and he throws him out. One down. And the thing that Dave LaRoche wants to keep away from, of course, the bass-on balls, giving the A's opportunity to bring the tying run to the plate.
Such tremendous power that the A's present. And you look right down the line up. Jackson, Epstein, next and should either of those get on. So here is Reggie Jackson who has struck out three times tonight. He was hit by a pitch and he was walked. So Reggie, over three. Left-hander Dave LaRoche on the hill. Day with both feet on the rubber. Into the line, Jackson waits and the pitch on the way the curvy bunch of back to LaRoche should be an easy play. 180 degrees and easily throws out Reggie Jackson. So Jackson is trying to pull a surprise, but by running, he put it too hard back to LaRoche, who has defined fielding picture two out. And the angel is now one out of way from victory. That will bring up Mike Epstein. LaRoche trying to pick up his second victory of the year. Dave is one-one. He has lost none. And earned run, average. You can't even see it. 0.49. And that will drop even
more. It should be able to hang on. LaRoche is picked on the way to Epstein a baseball ball. And one-on-oh. And again, we're iterating. LaRoche wants to keep that time run from coming to the play. Time called by the point-on-fire Bill Diggan. And Epstein is asked to have Diggan look at the baseball. The rookie umpire does and fires it back to LaRoche. One ball on the right. McMullen, Alabama, O'Brien, and Jim Spencer. Around the infield and the pitch to Mike, he rocked to the inside corner. One ball on one strike. Alex Johnson and left. Ken Berry in center, Tony C. and Wright. The angel trying to wrap it up. What an emotional lift this ballgame would be after the disaster last night. The one-one picture on the way. Epstein looked at a shot call over the outside corner. One and two to big Mike. And the perfect pitch thrown by Dave LaRoche,
the curve over the outside is. One and two. The angel seven runs 14 hits in the air. The A's five runs six hits and one air. LaRoche into the wine. This is the one two offering. And Epstein did not go around. And now the play on fire Diggan is appealing to the third based umpire heart friend to get some help. So Diggan looking up the line, asking for help from friends and friends, not at his head note. So the count two balls and two strikes on Epstein. LaRoche. It's ready to go to work. End of the wine. The torrents left and are the two two fifths. One on foul back. So we say the same. Two balls and two strikes. The angel fell behind five to nothing. The A's was three in the first two and the third. The angel's coming back with one in the fifth, two in the seventh, one in the eighth, one in the ninth. And now the two run both in the twelfth five for a goalsy to give them the lead seven to five. And they are one strike away from victory. The basketball hung on.
Flared foul back out of play. Two balls and two strikes. So Epstein. Hang in touch. And so is LaRoche. And his job right now is to just throw strike. LaRoche pawn at the rubber. Save. Ready now. Epstein waving a whip back and forth. The two two pitch. Epstein swing. Line drive. Base hit right field. And so what's the angel just not want to happen has. The crying red has come to the plate. That will be foul Bandole. Here comes batted your lefty Phillips. And Bandole, the right handed batter. And we will probably see LaRoche to fight right here. So on a two two pitch. And you got to give LaRoche credit. He wasn't going to give Epstein a free base on balls. If he was going to get on he would have to hit it. And Epstein did exactly that. A line drive in the right field. So Phillips out to the mound. Right handed or melt clean has been warming up. Yep.
Four board. Join the con play about there. As the strike stopped standing out of our. Still talking. With four board. And LaRoche. The man do up will be fouled and doe. All game now. About three and a half hours old. Played up our bill digging out to see if he kept. Rush things along. Milk, clean. He is warm. He is just standing in the age of up and with his hands on his hips. And lefty Phillips. I believe we'll say what Dave LaRoche has as he crosses the first facelies. Conference still at the mound. A seven to five ball game. That's the seventh face hit for the age of people. What Mike Epstein is second base hit. The other two run homerun back in the third off. Murphy. Dave LaRoche. Still trying to get that last up. Vando. Who has crossed out six homeruns this year. At the play. Distress by Dave. And the pick to him.
Back to the first. I think it's going to be good. I think it's going to be good. I think it's going to be good. So the pick to him. Back ball. Steve back over the inside corner. Rinkle to this ball draw by LaRoche that may have been a walk ball the day was working on on one. Grext by Dave. And the pitch, bundle takes the clothes went inside. Epstein, of course, there's not being held on at first pace. With two down 5 inches One ball, a one strike on Vando, Epstein at first, the seven-five ball game where the bottom of the club was two up. The road she's ready. The one-one pitch, Vando, fouled it away, back behind the screen. So again, the angels just as close, one strike away, from a win. So what a big strike that can be sometimes. As Lloyd Allen, a last night ball game as he went, oh and two on Dave Duncan, then three and two before Duncan finally tied it.
One ball and two strikes on Vando, Epstein just standing at first with his hands on his hip. And the pitch, one on, fouled away. There'll be no play on this one. This one is Spencer will learn out of room. This one about 15-20 rows deep. So one and two, and the suspense continues. The A's open up in Boston over the weekend, fighting Saturday and Sunday against the front running Boston Red Sox in that East in the version. While the angels, grabble the Yankees Stadium in New York and take a look at the New Yorkers for the first time this year. One ball and two strikes. The road she's ready. So is Vando, and the pitch on the way curved swung on in a high five ball. This you're doing is Alex Johnson about 10 feet from the warning track. Waiting makes the catch the angels win. So foul Vando got under it just a little bit too much. And the angels have to be a mighty happy band as they head for New York. After falling behind five to nothing, coming back to tie up in the ninth inning last night as Oakland did.
Just the lead off home run by Jim Spencer to tie at five-five. And then the great release pitching of Eddie Fisher and Dave Lurosh. And the angels taken away by a score of seven to five. For the final total, here's the one. For the angels, seven runs. 14 hits nours left. Eight men on. Oakland five runs. Seven hits one. Are they stranded? Nine men. Time of the game. Three hours and 29 minutes. 12 innings worth the saving Dave Lurosh. Winning a second without defeat. And Ron Sincowsky, the loser, his record two and two. Paul runs by McMullen Spencer and the winning blast by Jim Fregosi in the 12th. The paid attendance. 4354. And the lab is our special guest. The manager of the Angels is Skipper. He's a crafty Phillips on Angel Report. And that will follow in just a moment. California Angels baseball is brought to you by Standard Stations and Chevron dealers with more than 8000 stations
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