Author: david bancroft

GM# 148. AT 1960 BALTIMORE ORIOLES. MEMORIAL STADIUM. BALTIMORE, MD. TOUR RECORD: 1960 PHASE (2-2) OVERALL (96-52) “MEAT OF THE ORDER” MAIN REASON FOR PHENOMS’ WIN OVER O’S PHENOMS 7 ORIOLES 1 WP- HIDEO NOMO (14-8) LP- HAL BROWN HR- SHOHEI OHTANI (5), FRANK ROBINSON (33) #2 hitter, Andre Dawson was three for five, #3…

GM# 147. AT 1960 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES. CONNIE MACK STADIUM. PHILA, PA. TOUR RECORD: 1960 PHASE (1-2) OVERALL (95-52) 5 RUN, SIXTH INNING, GIVES PHENOMS 1ST WIN IN ’60 PHASE PHENOMS 7 PHILLIES 4 WP- VEAN GREGG (14-9) LP-GENE CONLEY HR- EDDIE MURPHY (19), FRANK ROBINSON (32) Eddie Murphy’s three run blast highlighted a five run,…

GM# 146. AT 1960 NEW YORK YANKEES. YANKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK, N.Y. TOUR RECORD: 1960 PHASE (0-2) OVERALL (94-52) TULO HOMERS TWICE BUT PHENOMS STILL LOSE TO YANKS PHENOMS 4 YANKEES 5 WP- ART DITMAR LP-PETE ALEXANDER (16-5) HR- TROY TULOWITZKI 2(17); HECTOR LOPEZ, ROGER MARIS The 1960 New York Yankees edged the Phenoms, 5-4,…

GM# 145. AT 1960 BOSTON RED SOX. FENWAY PARK. BOSTON, MA. TOUR RECORD: 1960 PHASE (0-1) OVERALL (94-51) PHENOMS OPEN 1960 PHASE WITH 2-1 LOSS TO RED SOX PHENOMS 1 RED SOX 2 WP- BILL MONBOQUETTE LP-JOSE FERNANDEZ (17-6) HR- TED WILLIAMS The Phenoms dropped a low scoring affair to kick off the 1960 phase…

1958 PHASE RECAP The Phenoms defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers in the last game, thus avoiding a losing record for this phase. They finished at 8 wins and 8 losses. The Phenoms had one shutout and were themselves, shutout twice. They tied the mark for most runs scored with fifteen, when they defeated the Indians,…

GM# 144. AT 1958 L.A. DODGERS. COLISEUM. LOS ANGELES, CA. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (8-8) OVERALL (94-50) PHENOMS HANG 11-1 DRUBBING ON DODGERS TO END ’58 PHASE PHENOMS 11 DODGERS 1 WP- KERRY WOOD (17-5) LP-JOHNNY PODRES HR- CAL RIPKEN (29), TROY TULOWITZKI (15), CARLTON FISK (15); DUKE SNIDER The Phenoms launched an eleven run,…

GM# 143. AT 1958 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS. CANDLESTICK PARK. S.F., CALIF. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (7-8) OVERALL (93-50) ANTONELLI TOSSES SHUTOUT, ’58 W. MAYS HOMERS TWICE IN 5-0 WIN PHENOMS 0 GIANTS 5 WP- JOHNNY ANTONELLI LP- HIDEO NOMO (13-8) HR- ’58 WILLIE MAYS 2, JIM DAVENPORT The 1958 version of Willie Mays belted a…

GM# 142. AT K.C. ATHLETICS. MUNICIPAL STADIUM. KANSAS CITY, MO. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (7-7) OVERALL (93-49) ’58 ATHLETICS BOMB PHEMONS, 9-4 PHENOMS 4 ATHLETICS 9 WP- NED GARVER LP-VEAN GREGG (13-9) HR-FRANK ROBINSON (31), C. RIPKEN (28); PRESTON WARD Vean Gregg lasted just one and two third innings, as he was bombed for five…

GM# 141. AT 1958 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS. BUSCH STADIUM. ST. LOUIS, MO. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (7-6) OVERALL (93-48) 1958 CARDINALS NIP PHENOMS, 3-2 PHENOMS 2 CARDINALS 3 WP- SAM JONES LP-PETE ALEXANDER (16-4) SV- LINDY MCDANIEL All the scoring came in the sixth inning in this low scoring affair, won by the ’58 St.…

GM# 140. AT 1958 CINCINNATI REDS. CROSLEY FIELD. CINCINNATI, OH. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (7-5) OVERALL (93-47) PHENOMS EDGE ’58 REDS, 2-1, BEHIND PETE ALEXANDER PHENOMS 2 REDS 1 WP- PETE ALEXANDER (17-5) LP-BOB PURKEY SV- MARK FIDRYCH (6) HR- SHOHEI OHTANI (4) Pete Alexander pitched seven strong innings and Shohei Ohtani homered from the…