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The triumph gave the A’s a 3- 1 edge in the best-of-seven Series. The American League champions will try to nail down their third straight world title in Game 5, which starts at 8:30 p.m., EDT, Thursday. The A’s won with a typical Oak land rally—four runs on just two hits in the sixth inning. For a change, they displayed some long- ball punch but it came from a most unlikely source — winning pitcher Ken Holtzman. Stripped of his bat during the regular season by the American League’s designated-hitter rule, Holtzman continued to make up for it by swinging a big World Series stick. He produced the game’s first score with a long home run in the third. But the Dodgers wiped out that lead in the fourth inning on Bill Russell’s triple that sailed be tween Bill North and Reggie Jackson and rolled to the center- field fence. So the A’s were on the short end of a 2-1 score when they came to bat against Andy Mes- sersmith in the sixth. North, leading off, worked a walk on a 3-2 pitch that just missed the corner. As the speedy Oakland runner took a lead off first, Messer- smith threw over, trying to keep Good seats available for TCU game By MIKE BRUTON COMMENT: There are still plenty of good seats left for the A&M-TCU football game Saturday in Kyle Field. There have been rumors of the game being sold out, but the Athle tic Business Office predicted today that about 38-40,000 fans will at tend. There were better than 50,000 people at the Texas Tech game this past weekend, and all conference games are important ones. For years area football fans have wanted a good Aggie football team. Texas A&M is now amongst the top teams in the nation. Where are all those loyal fans? AL.LEN Oldsmobile Cadillac SALES - SERVICE “Where satisfaction is standard equipment” 2401 Texas Ave. 823-8002 r Peiuston Cafeteria ^ NOW BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE. YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH THESE CARE FULLY PREPARED AND TASTE TEMPTING FOODS. 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Joe Rudi sacrificed the runners up with a bunt and that brought Claudell Washington to the plate. Manager Walter Alston ordered Washington walked, loading the bases, and bringing up Fosse. But Fosse got no further than the on deck circle. He was called back and Holt, a midseason pickup from the Minnesota Twins, was sent up to pinch hit. Holt had gone hitless in 25 consecutive pinch-hitting swings during the regular season, but things turned out much better for him this time. He ripped a single to right. Bando, of course, scored easily. Right behind him came Jackson. Right fielder Joe Ferguson un corked a fine throw to the plate that seemed to have Jackson beat. But the A’s slugger slid around catcher Steve Yeager’s tag and the A’s led 4-2. A moment later, Oakland had another run when Dick Green forced the runner at second base, scoring Claudell Washington from third base. 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