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GM# 132. AT 1958 BALTIMORE ORIOLES. MEMORIAL STADIUM. BALTIMORE, MD. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (2-2) OVERALL (88-44) ’58 ORIOLES DEFEAT PHENOMS, 6-3 PHENOMS 3 ORIOLES 6 WP- BILLY O’DELL LP-VEAN GREGG (13-8) HR- CAL RIPKEN (26); BOB NIEMANN Billy O’Dell earned a complete game win, and three Oriole hitters had three hits each, as Baltimore…

GM# 131. AT 1958 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES. CONNIE MACK STADIUM, PHILA, PA. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (2-1) OVERALL (88-43) PHENOMS EXPLODE FOR 8 RUNS IN TOP OF NINTH, TO DEFEAT PHILLIES PHENOMS 9 PHILLIES 4 WP- MARK FIDRYCH (6-2) LP- JACK MEYER HR- FRANK ROBINSON 2 (30), JIM LEFEBVRE (1) gs Another game which had an…

GM# 130. AT 1958 N.Y. YANKEES. YANKEE STADIUM, NEW YORK, N.Y. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (1-1) OVERALL (87-43) ANDY CAREY GRAND SLAM HIGHLIGHTS YANKS, 5 RUN SEVENTH PHENOMS 5 YANKEES 6 WP- BOB TURLEY LP-MARK EICHHORN (6-7) HR- ANDY CAREY GS, HANK BAUER The Phenoms took a 3-1 lead into the seventh, but the ’58…

GM# 129. AT 1958 BOSTON RED SOX. FENWAY PARK. BOSTON, MA. TOUR RECORD: 1958 PHASE (1-0) OVERALL (87-42) PHENOMS OPEN 1958 PHASE WITH WIN OVER BOSTON RED SOX PHENOMS 6 RED SOX 4 WP- KERRY WOOD (15-5) LP- RIVERBOAT SMITH SV- BRUCE SUTTER HR- CAL RIPKEN (25) The Phenoms kicked off the 1958 phase of…

1956 PHASE RECAP This was the first phase of the tour, in which the Phenoms finished with a losing record. They logged a 7-9 record in the 1956 phase. It was certainly a roller coaster ride. The team started off with their worst losing streak of the tour, dropping the first five games. They completely…

GM# 128. AT 1956 KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS. MUNICIPAL STADIUM. K.C. MO. TOUR RECORD: 1956 PHASE (7-9) OVERALL (86-42) SIMPSON’S 2 RUN BLAST MEANS LOSING ’56 PHASE FOR PHENOMS PHENOMS 5 ATHLETICS 6 WP-JACK CRIMIAN LP-MARK FIDRYCH (5-2) HR- HARRY SIMPSON, JIM FINIGAN Harry Simpson, of the 1956 Kansas City Athletics, smashed a two-run home run…

GM# 127. AT 1956 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS. BUSCH STADIUM. ST. LOUIS, MO. TOUR RECORD: 1956 PHASE (7-8) OVERALL (86-41) MURRAY DICKSON OF ’56 CARDINALS BLANKS PHENOMS, 4-0 PHENOMS 0 CARDINALS 4 WP- MURRAY DICKSON LP-VEAN GREGG (13-7) The Phenoms have been shutout, for the first time since Robin Roberts, of the ’51 Phillies, turned the…

GM# 126. AT 1956 CINCINNATI REDS. CROSLEY FIELD, CINCINNATI, OH. TOUR RECORD: 1956 PHASE (7-7) OVERALL (86-40) JACKSON HOMERS TWICE, ALEX TOSSES C.G., ROBINSON PLAYS FOR REDS PHENOMS 6 REDS 1 WP- PETE ALEXANDER (15-3) LP-JOE NUXHALL HR- JOE JACKSON 2 (11), EDDIE MURRAY (18), ED BAILEY Pete Alexander joins the 15-win club, by tossing…

GM# 125. AT 1956 CHICAGO CUBS. WRIGLEY FIELD, CHICAGO, IL. TOUR RECORD: 1956 PHASE (6-7) OVERALL (85-40) JOSE FERNANDEZ AND BRUCE SUTTER COMBINE TO SHUTOUT ’56 CUBS PHENOMS 1 CUBS 0 10 INNINGS WP- JOSE FERNANDEZ (15-5) LP- BOB RUSH Turk Lown walked in the winning run in the top of the tenth inning, as…

GM# 124. AT 1956 CHICAGO WHITE SOX. COMISKEY PARK. CHICAGO, IL. TOUR RECORD: 1956 PHASE (5-7) OVERALL (84-40) DOBY’S 3 RUN BLAST SINKS PHENOMS. WHITE SOX WIN, 5-1 PHENOMS 1 WHITE SOX 5 WP- BILLY PIERCE LP- KERRY WOOD (14-5) HR- CAL RIPKEN (24); LARRY DOBY Cal Ripken hit a solo home run in the…