The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 17, 1974, Image 7

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THE BATTALION Page 7
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1974
Oakland beats Dodgers 5-2,
go for championship today
Ur>\ T** \ -r. TT_ 1.1 . _ . _
MBIIM
— Pinch-hitter Jim Holt
stroked a two-run single, high
lighting a four-run Oakland rally
that carried the A’s to a 5-2 vic
tory over the Los Angeles Dodg
ers in Wednesday night’s fourth
game of the World Series.
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
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COMMENT:
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There have been rumors of the
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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?
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him close. He threw once, twice,
three times. But then he tried
North once too often and the ball
bounced past first baseman Steve
Garvey for an error, moving
North to second.
The opportunistic A’s wasted
no time capitalizing on it.
Sal Bando snapped an 0-for-ll
Series’ slump with a single and
North scored easily, tying the
score at 2-2.
Next, Jackson walked on four
pitches and the A’s were off to
a big inning.
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.
The four-run inning was the
biggest by either team so far in
this Series, plagued by puny bat
ting attacks by both teams. The
first three games each wound up
with the score 3-2.
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