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10th inning in KC...

WJW ID: What happens when a judge can't get away from his problems? Don't miss "My Darling Judge," the GE Theater presentation tonight at 9 on Channel 8. WJW, Cleveland. Ken Coleman: Joe Nuxhall back on the mound as we start the 10th, we're still a little shell-shocked after that Klimchock Klout tied the score at 5. Held to lead off, followed by Funk or a pinch-hitter, then Bubba. Held is 1-for-4 with a RBI... The 3-1 pitch is wide, Held takes 1st on the walk, waiting to see who pinch-hits for Funk(Harry Jones: Looks like Nieman, Ken) Bob Nieman will be the batter here for Funk, Held at 1st, nobody out in the 10th, tied at 5-all... The pitch is swung on and hit deep to right, back goes Stephens, he looks up, this one is GONE! Bob Nieman off a very cheap fastball from Nuxhall sent it clear to Kansas for the go-ahead home run making it 7-5 here in the 10th! Must be a pretty thrilling movie going with that flight right now! Here's Bubba Phillips, he has a home run in 4 trips... The pitch is swung on and hit to left, back goes Posada, who waves this one good-bye! Back-to-back home runs here in the 10th and it is suddenly 8-5, Tribe! Nuxhall looks like he aged a few years on those two home runs!(The Indians would get a couple more hits off of Nuxhall and another pitcher, then Bobby Locke retired the A's in order in the bottom of the 10th preserving the wild, wooly 8-5 win) CLE 8-14-1 KCA 5-8-1 WP-Funk LP-Nuxhall

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