GAME ONE – Rick Reichardt drove in a pair of
runs to lead the Halos to a 3-2 series- opening road victory in Chitown. Reichardt singled home Vic Davalillo in the 1st. Tommy McGraw answered for the Pale Hose
in the bottom half with a solo shot. Reichardt
singled in Davalillo again in
the 3rd for a 2-1 lead. Bobby
Knoop collected the GWRBI in the 5th by driving in winning
pitcher George Brunet (1-0) who had
led off the inning with a single. Duane
Josephson brought home Tommy Davis
in the Sox 6th, but they couldn’t notch another against the bullpen
combo of Minnie Rojas, Andy Messersmith and Tom Burgmeier.
GAME TWO – With
their backs to the wall in sunny California,
the White Sox battle for 15 innings before topping the Angels 5-4 and forcing a
one-and-done final. The Halos put two on the board in the 3rd. “Daddy Wags” Leon Wagner tied it with a
2-run blast in the 5th for the Sox. A dropped fly ball led to an
unearned run in the top of the 8th for the ChiSox. The Angels plated
two in the bottom of the frame and thought they had wrapped up. But Ken Berry silenced the crowd with a
leadoff homer in the 9th to tie it up. It stayed that way until the
15th when Duane Josephson led
off with a triple. One out later, Walt
“No Neck” Williams hit a PH double. Bob
Locker closed out the Angels to save the game for Jack Fisher.
GAME THREE – Duane
Josephson doubled in a pair in the 4th to put the White Sox
ahead and Leon Wagner singled in a
pair in the 8th to provide the insurance. Chicago
advances with a 5-2 win. Jim Fregosi did
his best to help the Halos with 4 safeties. Gary Peters earned the win in 6 innings. Wilbur Wood, who appeared in all 3 games, added the save.
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