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Bottom of the 7th, Yanks-Orioles, CBS telecast...

Dizzy Dean: "Bottom of the 7th, score is tied at 1-all, Stafford to face the shortstop Hansen. Hansen is 0-for-2... The pitch, lined to Skowron at 1st, 1 away. Here's the left-fielder Herzog, he doubled last time up... 3-1 to Herzog, ball four. That will bring up Adair, who is 0-for-2, flied to Mantle in shallow center last time up... the pitch to Adair, grounded to Richardson, Herzog running, Richardson throws to 1st, Herzog to 2nd, 2 down. Estrada will bat with runner at 2nd, 2 out, tie game... the pitch to Estrada, base hit! Herzog rounds 3rd, he scores! Estrada breaks the tie, Orioles lead it 2-1. Still 2 outs, here's the centerfielder Brandt, who has walked twice... the payoff to Brandt... Ball four! 1st and 2nd with 2 outs, pardner, the rightfielder Snyder to bat(Reese: Reniff in the Yankee bullpen, Diz)... The pitch to Snyder, base hit to right! They're gonna hold Estrada at 3rd, everyone else moves a base, still 2 outs, here's Robinson, he's 0-for-3... The pitch to Robinson... There's a drive to left, it's headed to the gap, Estrada scores, Brandt scores, Snyder rounds 3rd, he scores! It's a bases-clearing triple for Brooks Robinson! 5-1, Orioles and Houk has the hook, he's gonna send Stafford back to the corral, Reniff will take over...
Dean: "Gentile homered his last time up, maybe a little surprised Houk's pitching to him, here goes... The pitch to Gentile, fly ball to center, Mantle plays on a hop, Robinson scores, Gentile pulls into 2nd with a double! 6-1, Orioles!
Reese: Yankees about to be swept under the rug, Diz. Dean: Big time, pardner! Here's Triandos, the 9th Bird to peck in this inning... The pitch, drive to left field, Blanchard on the run, makes the catch to retire the side. 5 Runs, 4 Hits, 1 runner left. After 7, Baltimore 6, Yankees 1!"
And that would be your final score. BAL 6-6-0 NYY 1-3-1 WP-Estrada LP-Stafford

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