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The game was scoreless until the top of the sixth inning when Detroit's Joe Loewer, Jim Delgado, and Eddie Fieber all singled to load the bases. Loewer scored on a ground out to make it 1-0 Detroit.
Detroit made it 3-0 with two more runs in the seventh inning. Detroit loaded the bases again on a single by Matt Whitney and a walk to Al Miller. Right hander Tony Adams replaced Toronto starter Clay Patterson (6IP+ two batters 4H 3R/3ER 2BB/0SO).
Adams got the first batter he faced, Chuck Strohmeyer on a pop up to second baseman Marion Hilton. Joe Loewer doubled in two runs to make it 3-0.
Catcher Don Bollweg got Toronto started on the comeback trail with a lead off single in the seventh inning. Bollweg with great speed stole second base. Charlie Mason doubled in the run.
3-1 Detroit after seven.
Walter Fitzmorris led off the eighth, for Toronto, with a single. Pinch hitter Jim Hengel, batting for Adams, singled to right field.
Hopkins was replaced by Ed Moulton with no one out and two runners on.
Moulton loaded the bases with a walk to Vic Valdespino and then allowed a run scoring single to Yohander Payano that scored both runners and tied the game 3-3. Hilton reached on an error by third baseman Eddie Fieber that allowed Valdespino to score giving Toronto the lead 4-3.Richelson Pena's grounder to shortstop brought in another run for a 5-3 lead.
Brian Evans came into save it for Toronto but blew the save opportunity. Chuck Strohmeyer singled singled with one out. Evans walked Joe Loewer. Pinch hitter Dave and Jim Delgado both walked forcing in a run. A fly to center did not move the runners. Fieber walked to force in the tying run before Randy Rose came in to strike out Ed Thevenowe for the third out.
Steve Kingsale faced one batter in the bottom of the ninth with the score tied 5-5. That batter Walter Fitzmorris homered, his second, to win the game, 6-5.
Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Report
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The Blue Jays, who have been hovering around the .500 mark recently, squared their record at 10-10 by coming from behind a couple of times in this game and managed to win it with a home run in the ninth inning by Walter Fitzmorris off Steve Kingsale.
The game was scoreless until the top of the sixth inning when Detroit's Joe Loewer, Jim Delgado, and Eddie Fieber all singled to load the bases. Loewer scored on a ground out to make it 1-0 Detroit.
Detroit made it 3-0 with two more runs in the seventh inning. Detroit loaded the bases again on a single by Matt Whitney and a walk to Al Miller. Right hander Tony Adams replaced Toronto starter Clay Patterson (6IP+ two batters 4H 3R/3ER 2BB/0SO).
Adams got the first batter he faced, Chuck Strohmeyer on a pop up to second baseman Marion Hilton. Joe Loewer doubled in two runs to make it 3-0.
Catcher Don Bollweg got Toronto started on the comeback trail with a lead off single in the seventh inning. Bollweg with great speed stole second base. Charlie Mason doubled in the run.
3-1 Detroit after seven.
Walter Fitzmorris led off the eighth, for Toronto, with a single. Pinch hitter Jim Hengel, batting for Adams, singled to right field.
Hopkins was replaced by Ed Moulton with no one out and two runners on.
Moulton loaded the bases with a walk to Vic Valdespino and then allowed a run scoring single to Yohander Payano that scored both runners and tied the game 3-3. Hilton reached on an error by third baseman Eddie Fieber that allowed Valdespino to score giving Toronto the lead 4-3.Richelson Pena's grounder to shortstop brought in another run for a 5-3 lead.
Brian Evans came into save it for Toronto but blew the save opportunity. Chuck Strohmeyer singled singled with one out. Evans walked Joe Loewer. Pinch hitter Dave and Jim Delgado both walked forcing in a run. A fly to center did not move the runners. Fieber walked to force in the tying run before Randy Rose came in to strike out Ed Thevenowe for the third out.
Steve Kingsale faced one batter in the bottom of the ninth with the score tied 5-5. That batter Walter Fitzmorris homered, his second, to win the game, 6-5.
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