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Cleveland Guardians @ New York Yankees

1978-10-01 Β· Day game Β· Yankee Stadium I Β· Att: 39189 Β· 72Β°F Β· 2:06

Cleveland Indians defeated New York Yankees 9–2. Cleveland Indians put up 4 in the 2nd. Rick Waits earned the win. Gary Alexander went 2-for-5 with 1 HR and 2 RBI.

Line score

123456789RHE
CLE240100002913
NYA20000000025

W: Rick Waits   L: Catfish Hunter   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Rich Garcia Β· 1B: Jim Evans Β· 2B: Durwood Merrill Β· 3B: Marty Springstead Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Cleveland Guardians β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Rick Manning523200
Jim Norris523000
Buddy Bell401210
Andre Thornton311220
Wayne Cage411111
Gary Alexander512202
Dan Briggs401011
Duane Kuiper410000
Tom Veryzer411000

New York Yankees β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Mickey Rivers400000
Thurman Munson411000
Lou Piniella411000
Reggie Jackson300101
Graig Nettles402100
Chris Chambliss300012
Roy White401000
Bucky Dent200010
Fred Stanley200010

Cleveland Guardians β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Rick Waits9.0533

New York Yankees β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Catfish Hunter1.2410
Dick Tidrow5.0523
Dave Rajsich1.1111
Larry McCall0.2310
Paul Lindblad0.1000

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Rick Manning: S6
  • Jim Norris: 63.1-2
  • Buddy Bell: 4
  • Andre Thornton: HR/7.2-H
  • Wayne Cage: 6

Bot 1

  • Mickey Rivers: 3/G
  • Thurman Munson: S7
  • Lou Piniella: D9.1-3
  • Reggie Jackson: 6/SF.3-H
  • Graig Nettles: S8.2-H
  • Chris Chambliss: K

Top 2

  • Gary Alexander: HR/7
  • Dan Briggs: W
  • Duane Kuiper: 36(1)/FO
  • Tom Veryzer: WP.1-2
  • Tom Veryzer: 53
  • Rick Manning: S8.2-H
  • Jim Norris: D7.1-3
  • Buddy Bell: S8.3-H;2-H;B-2(THH)
  • Andre Thornton: 53

Bot 2

  • Roy White: 53
  • Bucky Dent: W
  • Fred Stanley: 46(1)/FO
  • Mickey Rivers: 46(1)/FO

Top 3

  • Wayne Cage: K
  • Gary Alexander: K/C
  • Dan Briggs: 8

Bot 3

  • Thurman Munson: 9
  • Lou Piniella: 7
  • Reggie Jackson: K

Top 4

  • Duane Kuiper: 8
  • Tom Veryzer: S8
  • Rick Manning: D7.1-H
  • Jim Norris: 43.2-3
  • Buddy Bell: 43

Bot 4

  • Graig Nettles: 9
  • Chris Chambliss: W
  • Roy White: S5.1-2
  • Bucky Dent: 5(2)3(B)/GDP

Top 5

  • Andre Thornton: W
  • Wayne Cage: 4(1)3(B)/GDP
  • Gary Alexander: 3/FL

Bot 5

  • Fred Stanley: 13
  • Mickey Rivers: 6
  • Thurman Munson: 63

Top 6

  • Dan Briggs: K
  • Duane Kuiper: 8
  • Tom Veryzer: 7

Bot 6

  • Lou Piniella: 43
  • Reggie Jackson: 31
  • Graig Nettles: 4/L

Top 7

  • Rick Manning: 9
  • Jim Norris: D7
  • Buddy Bell: 7
  • Andre Thornton: W
  • Wayne Cage: W.2-3;1-2
  • Gary Alexander: K

Bot 7

  • Chris Chambliss: 8
  • Roy White: 53
  • Bucky Dent: 4/L

Top 8

  • Dan Briggs: S7
  • Duane Kuiper: 43.1-2
  • Tom Veryzer: 9
  • Rick Manning: 7

Bot 8

  • Fred Stanley: W
  • Mickey Rivers: 9
  • Thurman Munson: 5/L
  • Lou Piniella: 64(1)/FO

Top 9

  • Jim Norris: S7
  • Buddy Bell: W.1-2
  • Andre Thornton: 64(1)3/GDP.2-3
  • Wayne Cage: D7.3-H
  • Gary Alexander: D8.2-H
  • Dan Briggs: 8

Bot 9

  • Reggie Jackson: 3/L
  • Graig Nettles: D7
  • Chris Chambliss: K
  • Roy White: 9

Notes & reviews

  • the Red Sox would defeat Toronto 5-0 a few moments later, thus tying Boston and New York for first place; the two teams played a one-game playoff the next afternoon at Fenway Park