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Chicago White Sox @ New York Yankees

1968-09-11 Β· Night game Β· Yankee Stadium I Β· Att: 8495 Β· 72Β°F Β· 2:25

New York Yankees defeated Chicago White Sox 7–2. New York Yankees put up 7 in the 6th. Fritz Peterson earned the win. Bill Melton went 2-for-3 with 1 HR and 1 RBI.

Line score

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W: Fritz Peterson   L: Joe Horlen   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Nestor Chylak Β· 1B: Bill Kinnamon Β· 2B: Russ Goetz Β· 3B: Hank Soar Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Chicago White Sox β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Buddy Bradford501000
Luis Aparicio402001
Duane Josephson400000
Tommy Davis401000
Pete Ward300001
Ken Berry411000
Bill Melton312110
Sandy Alomar301100
Joe Horlen200000
Walt Williams100001
Tommy McCraw100000
Rich Morales101000

New York Yankees β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Horace Clarke512200
Jake Gibbs500000
Mickey Mantle310010
Roy White412000
Joe Pepitone412100
Tom Tresh310010
Bill Robinson300001
Mike Ferraro311011
Fritz Peterson210111

Chicago White Sox β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Joe Horlen5.1530
Wilbur Wood0.2110
Bob Locker2.0103

New York Yankees β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Fritz Peterson9.0913

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Buddy Bradford: 5/L
  • Luis Aparicio: S7
  • Duane Josephson: 7
  • Tommy Davis: S8.1-3
  • Pete Ward: 5/FL

Bot 1

  • Horace Clarke: 43
  • Jake Gibbs: 43
  • Mickey Mantle: 3/G

Top 2

  • Ken Berry: E6
  • Bill Melton: D7.1-3
  • Sandy Alomar: 8/SF.3-H(UR)
  • Joe Horlen: 8
  • Buddy Bradford: 9/L

Bot 2

  • Roy White: 3/G
  • Joe Pepitone: 63
  • Tom Tresh: 43

Top 3

  • Luis Aparicio: 8
  • Duane Josephson: 53
  • Tommy Davis: 63

Bot 3

  • Bill Robinson: 4
  • Mike Ferraro: 4
  • Fritz Peterson: W
  • Horace Clarke: S8.1-2
  • Jake Gibbs: 13

Top 4

  • Pete Ward: K
  • Ken Berry: S9
  • Bill Melton: W.1-2
  • Sandy Alomar: 7/L
  • Joe Horlen: 5(2)/FO

Bot 4

  • Mickey Mantle: 5
  • Roy White: S7
  • Joe Pepitone: 41.1-2
  • Tom Tresh: W
  • Bill Robinson: 5/FL

Top 5

  • Buddy Bradford: D9
  • Luis Aparicio: S3/BG.2-3
  • Duane Josephson: FC1.3XH(15);1-2
  • Tommy Davis: 64(1)3/GDP

Bot 5

  • Mike Ferraro: T9
  • Fritz Peterson: 2/FL
  • Horace Clarke: 13
  • Jake Gibbs: 3/G

Top 6

  • Pete Ward: 5
  • Ken Berry: 53
  • Bill Melton: 63

Bot 6

  • Mickey Mantle: E3
  • Roy White: D7.1-3
  • Joe Pepitone: S9.3-H(UR);2-H(E9)(NR)
  • Tom Tresh: E3/TH.1-2
  • Bill Robinson: 14/SH.1-2;2-3
  • Mike Ferraro: IW
  • Fritz Peterson: E1/TH/SH.B-2;1-3;2-H(NR)(UR);3-H(UR)
  • Horace Clarke: S8.2-H(UR);3-H(UR)
  • Jake Gibbs: 3/G.1-2
  • Mickey Mantle: SB3
  • Mickey Mantle: WP.3-H(UR)
  • Mickey Mantle: W
  • Roy White: 64(1)/FO

Top 7

  • Sandy Alomar: S5/BG
  • Walt Williams: K
  • Buddy Bradford: 53.1-2
  • Luis Aparicio: K

Bot 7

  • Joe Pepitone: S9
  • Tom Tresh: 8
  • Bill Robinson: SB2
  • Bill Robinson: K
  • Mike Ferraro: K

Top 8

  • Duane Josephson: 1/L
  • Tommy Davis: 53
  • Tommy McCraw: 8

Bot 8

  • Fritz Peterson: K
  • Horace Clarke: 63
  • Jake Gibbs: 31

Top 9

  • Ken Berry: 6/7
  • Bill Melton: HR/7
  • Sandy Alomar: 31
  • Rich Morales: S8
  • Buddy Bradford: 53

Notes & reviews

  • Fritz Peterson: 117 pitches