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September 4, 1962

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Bottom 2	R	H	E
Phillies	1	1	0
Astros	0	0	1

Bottom 2	R	H	E
Phillies	1	1	0
Astros	0	0	1

Norm Larker Season Stats

	Game	Season
Average	.000	.264
OBP	.000	.353
At Bats	0	439
Hits	0	116
• Singles	0	87
• Doubles	0	17
• Triples	0	4
• Home Runs	0	8
Walks	0	56
RBI’s	0	51

Cal McLish Season Stats

Wins	Losses	Saves
9	4	1

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Colt Stadium - September 4, 1962

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Strikeout

Cal McLish

Clay Dalrymple

Roy Sievers

Tony Taylor

Billy Klaus

Bobby Wine

Wes Covington

Don Demeter

Johnny Callison

Norm Larker

Count: - , 0 Outs

Count: - , 1 Out

Larker is called out on strikes.

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Top 2 McLish hits a fly ball into left field. Spangler settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Top 2 Wine hits a popup, foul, towards first. Larker settles under it and makes the catch for the out.

Top 2 Dalrymple hits a fly ball into right field. Mejias settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Top 2 Demeter hits a long drive deep into left field. That ball is going, going, gone. A home run.

Bottom 1 Temple hits a fly ball into left field. Covington settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Bottom 1 Spangler hits a fly ball into right field. Callison settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Bottom 1 Warwick hits a popup towards short. Wine settles under it and makes the catch for the out.

Top 1 Covington hits a fly ball into center field. Warwick settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Top 1 Sievers is called out on strikes.

Top 1 Callison hits a ball on the ground towards the right side of the infield. Temple fields it, and throws to get the runner. And he throws it away. That's an error on Temple. Taylor moves to third. Callison moves to second. Score that a fielder's choice.

Top 1 Klaus bunts towards first. Larker scoops up the ball, races to the bag, and beats Klaus for the out. Taylor moves to second.

Top 1 Taylor takes first base on ball four.

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