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GM# 96. AT 1949 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS. SPORTSMAN’S PARK, ST. LOUIS, MO. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (12-4) OVERALL (70-26) PHENOMS END 1949 PHASE WITH 6-4 LOSS TO CARDINALS PHENOMS 4 CARDINALS 6 WP- HOWIE POLLET LP-HIDEO NOMO (10-3) HR- STAN MUSIAL Stan Musial belted a three-run home run as part of a four-run fifth inning,…

GM# 95. AT 1949 ST. LOUIS BROWNS. SPORTSMAN’S PARK, ST. LOUIS, MO. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (11-4) OVERALL (70-25) FISK’S HR IN TOP OF 10TH HELPS PHENOMS WIN WILD ONE OVER BROWNS PHENOMS 6 BROWNS 5 10 INN WP- MARK EICHHORN (5-5) * LP-RALPH WINEGARNER HR-EDDIE MURRAY (13), ORLANDO CEPEDA (12), CARLTON FISK (9) Carlton…

GM# 94. AT 1949 CINCINNATI REDS. CROSLEY FIELD, CINCINNATI, OH. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (11-3) OVERALL (69-25) JOSE FERNANDEZ FANS 12 IN COMPLETE GAME WIN PHENOMS 2 REDS 1 WP-JOSE FERNANDEZ (12-4) LP- KEN RAFFENSBERGER HR- JIMMY BLOODWORTH Jose Fernandez went the distance, fanning a tour high, twelve batters, as the Phenoms edged the 1949…

GM# 93. AT 1949 CHICAGO CUBS. WRIGLEY FIELD, CHICAGO, IL. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (10-3) OVERALL (68-25) 5 RUN FIFTH INNING, HELPS PHENOMS BEAT ’49 CUBS PHENOMS 5 CUBS 1 WP- KERRY WOOD (13-1) LP- BOB RUSH The Phenoms got to Bob Rush for a five spot in the top of the third. That was…

GM# 92. AT 1949 CHICAGO WHITE SOX. COMISKEY PARK, CHICAGO, IL. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (9-3) OVERALL (67-25) VEAN GREGG TOSSES 3 HIT SHUTOUT AGAINST ’49 WHITE SOX PHENOMS 4 WHITE SOX 0 WP- VEAN GREGG (11-3) LP-BILL WIGHT HR- ORLANDO CEPEDA (11) Today’s game saw a gem of a pitching performance from left hander,…

GM# 91. AT 1949 DETROIT TIGERS. BRIGGS STADIUM, DETROIT, MI. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (8-3) OVERALL (66-25) JOHNNY GROTH HITS 11TH INNING WALKOFF HR TO BEAT PHENOMS PHENOMS 2 TIGERS 3 11 INN WP- DIZZY TROUT LP-BRUCE SUTTER (2-5) HR- CAL RIPKEN (18), ANDRE DAWSON (6); JOHNNY GROTH Johnny Groth, of the ’49 Detroit Tigers,…

GM# 90. AT 1949 CLEVELAND INDIANS. MUNICIPAL STADIUM, CLEVELAND, OH. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (8-2) OVERALL (66-24) FIRST 3 IN LINEUP + ALEXANDER = WIN OVER ’49 INDIANS PHENOMS 7 INDIANS 1 WP- PETE ALEXANDER (10-2) LP-BOB LEMON HR- FRANK ROBINSON (22), ORLANDO CEPEDA (10) Joe Jackson, Andre Dawson and Frank Robinson, the first three…

GM# 89. AT 1949 PITTSBURGH PIRATES. FORBES FIELD, PITTSBURGH, PA. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (7-2) OVERALL (65-24) RED HOT RIPKEN BELTS 2 HR’S IN WIN OVER ’49 PIRATES PHENOMS 8 PIRATES 4 WP-MARK FIDRYCH (5-1) LP-CLIFF CHAMBERS HR-CAL RIPKEN 2 (17), CARLTON FISK (8) Red-hot Cal Ripken slammed a pair of two run home runs,…

GM# 88. AT 1949 WASHINGTON SENATORS. GRIFFITH STADIUM, WASH, D.C. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (5-2) OVERALL (64-24) WOOD LEADS SECOND STRINGERS TO WIN OVER ’49 SENATORS PHENOMS 7 SENATORS 2 WP- KERRY WOOD (12-1) LP- SID HUDSON HR- BUD STEWART Kerry Wood tossed seven strong innings, holding the 1949 Washington Senators to just three hits,…

GM# 87. AT 1949 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES. SHIBE PARK, PHILA, PA. TOUR RECORD: 1949 PHASE (5-2) OVERALL (63-24) PHILLIES’ HEINTZELMAN SPINS 3 HIT, COMPLETE GAME AGAINST PHENOMS PHENOMS 1 PHILLIES 3 WP- KEN HEINTZELMAN LP-VEAN GREGG (10-3) Philadelphia’s Ken Heintzelman kept the Phenoms off the scoreboard for eight innings, only to lose a shutout bid in…