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Houston Astros @ Chicago Cubs

1965-05-09 Β· Day game Β· Wrigley Field Β· 74Β°F, cloudy, dry Β· Wind 13 mph to CF Β· 2:37

Houston Astros defeated Chicago Cubs 11–5. Houston Astros put up 4 in the 6th. Ken Johnson earned the win and Jim Owens picked up the save. Rusty Staub went 3-for-5 with 1 HR and 5 RBI.

Line score

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W: Ken Johnson   L: Bob Buhl   SV: Jim Owens

Umpires β€” HP: Al Forman Β· 1B: Doug Harvey Β· 2B: Shag Crawford Β· 3B: Tony Venzon Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Houston Astros β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Joe Morgan501002
Al Spangler511000
Jim Wynn512100
Walt Bond522100
Bob Aspromonte523001
Rusty Staub523501
Eddie Kasko523000
John Bateman311220
Ken Johnson301001
Hal Woodeshick201200

Chicago Cubs β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Don Landrum422111
Glenn Beckert411000
Billy Williams301200
Ron Santo401001
Ernie Banks300100
George Altman100000
Vic Roznovsky311110
Roberto Pena311010
Bob Buhl200001
Doug Clemens200000
Joey Amalfitano100000
Harry Bright100000
Leo Burke100000

Houston Astros β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Ken Johnson6.0703
Hal Woodeshick2.2030
Jim Owens0.1000

Chicago Cubs β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Bob Buhl5.0804
Lindy McDaniel2.0201
Ted Abernathy1.1610
Ernie Broglio0.2210

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Joe Morgan: S1/BG
  • Al Spangler: 7/F
  • Jim Wynn: S7/G.1-2
  • Walt Bond: 53.1-2;2-3
  • Bob Aspromonte: K/C

Bot 1

  • Don Landrum: D7/F
  • Glenn Beckert: S9/L.2-3
  • Billy Williams: D8/L.1-3;3-H
  • Ron Santo: K
  • Ernie Banks: 9/SF.3-H;2-3
  • George Altman: 13

Top 2

  • Rusty Staub: 8/L
  • Eddie Kasko: 7/F
  • John Bateman: 6/L

Bot 2

  • Vic Roznovsky: 53
  • Roberto Pena: 13
  • Bob Buhl: K

Top 3

  • Ken Johnson: K/C
  • Joe Morgan: K
  • Al Spangler: 5/FL

Bot 3

  • Don Landrum: K
  • Glenn Beckert: 53
  • Billy Williams: 31

Top 4

  • Jim Wynn: 53
  • Walt Bond: 41
  • Bob Aspromonte: 43

Bot 4

  • Ron Santo: S8/F
  • Ernie Banks: WP.1-2#
  • Ernie Banks: 9/F
  • Doug Clemens: 63.2-3
  • Vic Roznovsky: 43

Top 5

  • Rusty Staub: K
  • Eddie Kasko: S8/P
  • John Bateman: HR/9.1-H
  • Ken Johnson: D7/F
  • Joe Morgan: 13
  • Al Spangler: 3/L

Bot 5

  • Roberto Pena: D9/F
  • Bob Buhl: 1/BP
  • Don Landrum: T9.2-H
  • Glenn Beckert: HP
  • Billy Williams: 9/SF.3-H
  • Ron Santo: 7/FL

Top 6

  • Jim Wynn: HR/7
  • Walt Bond: S7/P
  • Bob Aspromonte: D7/G.1-3
  • Rusty Staub: HR/7.3-H;2-H
  • Eddie Kasko: S8/L
  • John Bateman: 5(B)3(1)/LDP
  • Ken Johnson: 13

Bot 6

  • Ernie Banks: 4/P
  • Doug Clemens: 3/P
  • Vic Roznovsky: HR/L9
  • Roberto Pena: 5/P

Top 7

  • Joe Morgan: K/C
  • Al Spangler: 63
  • Jim Wynn: 3/P

Bot 7

  • Joey Amalfitano: 53
  • Don Landrum: 2E3
  • Glenn Beckert: 8/F
  • Billy Williams: 43

Top 8

  • Walt Bond: 31
  • Bob Aspromonte: S8/L
  • Rusty Staub: S9/L.1-2
  • Eddie Kasko: S4/G.2XH(4562);1-3(TH)
  • John Bateman: IW.1-2
  • Hal Woodeshick: S9/P.1-3;2-H;3-H
  • Joe Morgan: 43

Bot 8

  • Ron Santo: 5/FL
  • Ernie Banks: 3/G
  • Harry Bright: 63

Top 9

  • Al Spangler: D8/L
  • Jim Wynn: 43.2-3
  • Walt Bond: D9/G.3-H
  • Bob Aspromonte: D7/F.2-3
  • Rusty Staub: D8/L.2-H;3-H
  • Eddie Kasko: 8/F
  • John Bateman: IW
  • Hal Woodeshick: 5(2)/FO

Bot 9

  • Vic Roznovsky: W
  • Roberto Pena: W.1-2
  • Leo Burke: 6(1)3/GDP.2-3
  • Don Landrum: W
  • Glenn Beckert: 8/F

Notes & reviews

  • Ken Johnson: 82 pitches; Bob Buhl: 81 pitches