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Oakland Athletics @ Baltimore Orioles

1977-08-12 Β· Night game Β· Memorial Stadium Β· Att: 31778 Β· night Β· 2:12

Baltimore Orioles defeated Oakland Athletics 6–1. Baltimore Orioles put up 4 in the 6th. Jim Palmer earned the win. Doug DeCinces went 2-for-3 with 1 HR and 1 RBI.

Line score

123456789RHE
OAK00100000012
BAL01000401611

W: Jim Palmer   L: Vida Blue   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Jerry Neudecker Β· 1B: Al Clark Β· 2B: Ted Hendry Β· 3B: Hank Soar Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Oakland Athletics β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Rodney Scott310010
Manny Sanguillen401100
Jerry Tabb300010
Mitchell Page300010
Jim Tyrone400001
Rich McKinney300001
Sheldon Mallory301001
Jeff Newman300001
Rob Picciolo300001

Baltimore Orioles β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Al Bumbry500002
Rich Dauer412000
Ken Singleton402000
Lee May400000
Eddie Murray412100
Doug DeCinces332110
Andres Mora411100
Kiko Garcia301210
Dave Skaggs401100

Oakland Athletics β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Vida Blue5.2721
Joe Coleman2.1401

Baltimore Orioles β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Jim Palmer9.0235

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Rodney Scott: 8
  • Manny Sanguillen: S7
  • Jerry Tabb: 7
  • Mitchell Page: 6(1)/FO

Bot 1

  • Al Bumbry: 63
  • Rich Dauer: 63
  • Ken Singleton: 8

Top 2

  • Jim Tyrone: 8
  • Rich McKinney: K/C
  • Sheldon Mallory: D9
  • Jeff Newman: K

Bot 2

  • Lee May: 43
  • Eddie Murray: 9
  • Doug DeCinces: HR/78
  • Andres Mora: 63

Top 3

  • Rob Picciolo: 4
  • Rodney Scott: W
  • Manny Sanguillen: SB2.1-3(E6)
  • Manny Sanguillen: 63.3-H(UR)
  • Jerry Tabb: W
  • Mitchell Page: 3/G

Bot 3

  • Kiko Garcia: 9
  • Dave Skaggs: 8
  • Al Bumbry: K

Top 4

  • Jim Tyrone: K/C
  • Rich McKinney: 63
  • Sheldon Mallory: K

Bot 4

  • Rich Dauer: 8
  • Ken Singleton: S8
  • Lee May: 2/FL
  • Eddie Murray: S8.1-2
  • Doug DeCinces: W.2-3;1-2
  • Andres Mora: 9

Top 5

  • Jeff Newman: 4
  • Rob Picciolo: 3/FL
  • Rodney Scott: 43

Bot 5

  • Kiko Garcia: W
  • Dave Skaggs: 3(B)4(1)/LDP
  • Al Bumbry: 3/FL

Top 6

  • Manny Sanguillen: 6
  • Jerry Tabb: 6
  • Mitchell Page: W
  • Jim Tyrone: 7

Bot 6

  • Rich Dauer: S8
  • Ken Singleton: S7.1-2
  • Lee May: 9.2-3
  • Eddie Murray: S9.3-H;1-2
  • Doug DeCinces: FLE5
  • Doug DeCinces: 5(2)/FO.1-2
  • Andres Mora: S7.2-H;1-3
  • Kiko Garcia: WP.1-2
  • Kiko Garcia: S7.3-H;2-H
  • Dave Skaggs: PB.1-2
  • Dave Skaggs: 43

Top 7

  • Rich McKinney: 7
  • Sheldon Mallory: 8
  • Jeff Newman: 4/L

Bot 7

  • Al Bumbry: 43
  • Rich Dauer: S7
  • Ken Singleton: 3/G.1-1
  • Lee May: WP.1-2
  • Lee May: 4

Top 8

  • Rob Picciolo: K/C
  • Rodney Scott: 3/P
  • Manny Sanguillen: 9

Bot 8

  • Eddie Murray: 63
  • Doug DeCinces: D7
  • Andres Mora: E6
  • Kiko Garcia: 8
  • Dave Skaggs: D7.2-H(UR);1-3
  • Al Bumbry: K

Top 9

  • Jerry Tabb: 63
  • Mitchell Page: 8
  • Jim Tyrone: 8

Notes & reviews

  • Jerry Tabb fielded ball and stepped on 1B, Rich Dauer dove back safely