Wednesday, January 21, 2015

1966 NL Game: Pit. at Cin.

May 3, 1966

The NL leading Pittsburgh Pirates flexed their muscles and banged out 18 hits winning a 15-9 slugfest over the Cincinnati Reds. The ball was flying out of the park, a total of 9 HR were hit in the game. Willie Stargell hit 2 homeruns with 5 RBI and Roberto Clemente added 2 homeruns with 4 RBI leading the Pirates to victory. Worthy of note: Cincinnati's Pete Rose hit 3 HR with 4 RBI in a losing effort.

Event Codes:  G I
BOXSCORE: 1966 Pittsburgh Pirates At 1966 Cincinnati Reds            5/3/1966
 
  Pirates            AB  R  H RBI AVG     Reds               AB  R  H RBI AVG
  M.Alou CF           5  1  1  0 .354     P.Rose 2B           5  4  4  4 .258  
  J.Pagan SS          5  1  1  0 .171     L.Cardenas SS       5  0  1  0 .288  
  R.Clemente RF       5  4  4  4 .361     V.Pinson CF         3  2  2  2 .313  
  W.Stargell LF       5  4  4  5 .411     G.Coleman 1B        4  0  0  0 .167  
  J.Pagliaroni C      3  2  2  2 .220     D.Johnson 3B        5  1  2  0 .250  
  B.Mazeroski 2B      4  1  0  0 .234     J.Edwards C         3  0  0  0 .167  
  D.Clendenon 1B      5  1  4  3 .354     J.Nuxhall P         0  0  0  0 .000  
  B.Bailey 3B         5  0  0  0 .250   B-T.Harper PH         1  1  1  1 .317  
  T.Sisk P            4  1  2  0 .231     T.Davidson P        0  0  0  0 .000  
  P.Mikkelsen P       1  0  0  0 .333   C-L.May PH            1  0  0  0 .300  
                                          M.Queen RF          5  0  1  1 .083  
                                          A.Shamsky LF        5  1  1  0 .111  
                                          S.Ellis P           1  0  0  0 .000  
                                          J.Baldschun P       1  0  0  0 .500  
                                        A-D.Pavletich C       2  0  0  0 .240  
                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      
         Totals      42 15 18 14                 Totals      41  9 12  8
 
A-Subbed Defensively (C ) For Baldschun In 6th Inning
B-Pinch Hit For Nuxhall In 7th Inning
C-Pinch Hit For Davidson In 9th Inning
 
Pirates......... 3 0 4  0 1 3  2 2 0  - 15 18  2
Reds............ 1 2 1  0 1 0  3 1 0  -  9 12  0
 
Pirates (12-5)           IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
T.Sisk WIN(3-0)           6 1/3   9   7   6   1   2   3   3.60
P.Mikkelsen               2 2/3   3   2   1   1   5   1   4.24
Totals                    9      12   9   7   2   7   4
 
Reds (5-11)              IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
S.Ellis LOSS(1-1)         2 2/3   7   7   7   2   2   2   4.88
J.Baldschun               3       5   3   3   0   1   1   9.35
J.Nuxhall                 1 1/3   3   3   3   2   0   1   7.31
T.Davidson                2       3   2   2   0   2   1   2.00
Totals                    9      18  15  15   4   5   5
 
ATTENDANCE- 5,882 DATE- Tuesday, May 3rd 1966 TIME- Night WEATHER- Bad
T- 3:00
LEFT ON BASE- Pirates: 4  Reds: 8
DOUBLE PLAYS- Pirates: 0  Reds: 1
ERRORS- J.Pagan-2
DOUBLES- W.Stargell-2(8th), J.Pagliaroni-2(3rd), D.Clendenon(7th), T.Sisk,
         A.Shamsky(1st)
HOME RUNS- R.Clemente-2(8th), W.Stargell-2(5th), D.Clendenon(2nd),
           P.Rose-3(3rd), V.Pinson(2nd)
STOLEN BASES- M.Alou(5th)
SACRIFICE FLIES- V.Pinson
WALKS- M.Alou, J.Pagliaroni-2, B.Mazeroski, V.Pinson, G.Coleman
STRIKE OUTS- B.Mazeroski, D.Clendenon, T.Sisk-2, P.Mikkelsen, L.Cardenas,
             V.Pinson, D.Johnson, J.Edwards, L.May, A.Shamsky, D.Pavletich
GIDP- B.Bailey
WILD PITCHES- T.Sisk, J.Nuxhall
PASSED BALLS- J.Pagliaroni
2-out RBI- P.Rose-2, D.Clendenon-2, R.Clemente-3
RLISP 2-out- J.Edwards-2, R.Clemente, P.Rose, L.Cardenas, M.Alou, D.Clendenon
 
Willie Stargell knocked 2 homeruns and had 5 RBI as the Pittsburgh Pirates
beat the Cincinnati Reds by a score of 15 to 9.
 
Stargell was a source of great heartache for the Cincinnati faithful all
evening.  He just kept pounding out hits! He lofted a three-run 'big-fly' in
the 1st inning, doubled knocking in a run in the 3rd inning, smashed a
bases-empty 'big-fly' in the 5th inning and doubled in the 8th inning.
Pittsburgh provided plenty of action in the 3rd inning which saw them score 4
runs on 4 hits.  Cincinnati scored in 6 different innings, but their shaky
pitching kept them from victory.  
 
The win was credited to Tommie Sisk(3-0) who went 6 and 1/3 innings allowing 7
runs. Sammy Ellis(1-1) was hit with the loss.  He was unable to control the
Pittsburgh offense and allowed 7 hits and 2 walks in 2 and 2/3 innings.  
 

1966 NL Game: LA at SF

May 3, 1966

Two of the top teams in the NL squared off for the first time this season at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. The LA Dodgers had Don Drysdale going for them on the mound while SF had ace Juan Marichal going for them. Neither pitcher would figure in the final decision as LA won a hard fought battle 6-5. Giant 1st baseman Willie McCovey hit 3 homeruns in the losing effort, giving him a league leading total of 13. LA scored 2 unearned runs in the top of the 9th but SF came back with a run in the bottom of the inning and had the bases loaded before Phil Regan came on to put out the fire for the Dodgers. The win was LA's 7th straight.

Event Codes:  I
BOXSCORE: 1966 Los Angeles Dodgers At 1966 San Francisco Giants      5/3/1966
 
  Dodgers            AB  R  H RBI AVG     Giants             AB  R  H RBI AVG
  W.Parker 1B         4  0  1  1 .289     D.Schofield SS      5  0  0  0 .200  
  J.Gilliam 3B        5  0  0  0 .000     W.McCovey 1B        5  3  4  3 .338  
  W.Davis CF          4  0  0  0 .241     W.Mays CF           5  0  1  0 .263  
  R.Fairly RF         4  1  1  1 .242     J.Hart 3B           4  1  3  1 .329  
  L.Johnson LF        4  1  1  0 .189     T.Haller C          4  1  1  0 .133  
  J.Lefebvre 2B       4  0  0  0 .247     J.Alou RF           5  0  2  0 .324  
  J.Roseboro C        3  3  2  0 .227     L.Gabrielson LF     4  0  1  1 .233  
  J.Kennedy SS        4  0  2  1 .333   B-C.Peterson PH       1  0  0  0 .000  
  D.Drysdale P        3  1  1  2 .231     H.Lanier 2B         4  0  0  0 .125  
  R.Perranoski P      1  0  0  0 .000   C-O.Brown PH          1  0  0  0 .200  
  P.Regan P           0  0  0  0 ----     J.Marichal P        3  0  0  0 .000  
                                        A-O.Cepeda PH         0  0  0  0 .167  
                                          L.McDaniel P        0  0  0  0 .000  
                     -- -- -- ---                            -- -- -- ---      
         Totals      36  6  8  5                 Totals      41  5 12  5
 
A-Pinch Hit For Marichal In 8th Inning
B-Pinch Hit For Gabrielson In 9th Inning
C-Pinch Hit For Lanier In 9th Inning
 
Dodgers......... 0 0 2  1 0 0  1 0 2  -  6  8  2
Giants.......... 1 0 0  0 0 1  1 1 1  -  5 12  3
 
Dodgers (13-7)           IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
D.Drysdale                7 2/3   9   4   4   2   4   3   2.35
R.Perranoski WIN(1-1)     1       3   1   1   0   0   1   6.75
P.Regan SAVE(2nd)         0 1/3   0   0   0   0   0   0   0.00
Totals                    9      12   5   5   2   4   4
 
Giants (11-9)            IP       H   R  ER  BB  SO  HR    ERA
J.Marichal                8       5   4   4   2   7   2   2.25
L.McDaniel LOSS(0-1)      1       3   2   0   0   2   0   3.55
Totals                    9       8   6   4   2   9   2
 
ATTENDANCE- 22,834 DATE- Tuesday, May 3rd 1966 TIME- Night WEATHER- Bad
T- 3:00
LEFT ON BASE- Dodgers: 5  Giants:12
DOUBLE PLAYS- Dodgers: 0  Giants: 0
ERRORS- J.Gilliam, J.Kennedy, D.Schofield, W.McCovey, J.Hart
DOUBLES- J.Kennedy(2nd), W.Mays(7th), T.Haller(3rd), L.Gabrielson(2nd)
HOME RUNS- R.Fairly(5th), D.Drysdale(1st), W.McCovey-3(13th), J.Hart(2nd)
STOLEN BASES- J.Roseboro(2nd), J.Alou(2nd)
CAUGHT STEALING- J.Kennedy
WALKS- W.Parker, J.Roseboro, T.Haller, O.Cepeda
HIT BY PITCH- J.Hart
STRIKE OUTS- J.Gilliam, W.Davis-2, J.Lefebvre-3, J.Kennedy, D.Drysdale,
             R.Perranoski, W.McCovey, L.Gabrielson, H.Lanier, J.Marichal
2-out RBI- W.McCovey, W.Parker
RLISP 2-out- J.Marichal, T.Haller, W.Parker, J.Gilliam-2, H.Lanier, J.Hart,
             O.Cepeda, D.Schofield, C.Peterson, O.Brown-2
 
In a startling finish the seemingly unstoppable Los Angeles Dodgers staged a
comeback then held on to win over the San Francisco Giants by a score of 6 to
5 at Candlestick Park.
 
Los Angeles had the game winning rally in the 9th inning with 2 runs using 3
hits.  Lou Johnson led off and he slapped a base-hit.  Jim Lefebvre was a
strikeout victim, unable to help out.  John Roseboro then laced a one-base
hit, and an error was also committed.  John Kennedy followed next and he
reached on an error.  Ron Perranoski followed, but he was set down on
strikes.  Wes Parker extended the rally and singled.  Despite scoring in 5
separate innings and 3 homeruns from Willie McCovey, San Francisco could not  
get the win.
Perranoski(1-1) picked up the victory, allowing 1 run in 1 inning. Phil Regan
gained credit for his 2nd save.  Lindy McDaniel(0-1) was the loser in relief.
He was the victim of a defensive lapse and did not allow an earned run in
the game.  
 
Los Angeles extended their winning streak to 7 games.

Monday, January 19, 2015

1966 AL Standings

May 1, 1966

As the opening month of the 1966 AL season comes to a close the Detroit Tigers are in 1st place. They have been playing close to their actual performance in 1966 so far. The Baltimore Orioles have been underperforming while the Kansas City Athletics and New York Yankees have been the most 'above actual' teams. The biggest disappointment so far has been the start of the Cleveland Indians. They haven't been able to get the bats going yet.

LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 1966 American League
 
                                                      ACTUAL-TODATE  ACTUAL-TOTAL
                            WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC# WON LOS  PCT  WON LOS  PCT
1966 Detroit DEA             11   5  .688 ----   148    10   6 .625   88  74 .543
1966 Chicago CHA              8   5  .615  1.5          10   3 .769   83  79 .512
1966 Minnesota MNA            6   4  .600  2.0           4   6 .400   89  73 .549
1966 Baltimore BAA            7   5  .583  2.0          11   1 .917   97  63 .606
1966 Kansas City KCA          6   6  .500  3.0           2  10 .167   74  86 .463
1966 New York NYA             7   7  .500  3.0           3  11 .214   70  89 .440
1966 Washington WAA           5   7  .417  4.0           3   9 .250   71  88 .447
1966 California CAA           5   8  .385  4.5           7   6 .538   80  82 .494
1966 Cleveland CLA            4   7  .364  4.5          10   1 .909   81  81 .500
1966 Boston BOA               4   9  .308  5.5           3  10 .231   72  90 .444
 
 
 
       OVERALL RECORD
Team   WON LOST   PCT  HOME  ROAD  LEFT RIGHT EXTRA 1-RUN   LAST 10   STREAK
BAA      7    5  .583  4- 2  3- 3  3- 2  4- 3  2- 2  3- 2     5-5     Won 1
BOA      4    9  .308  3- 5  1- 4  1- 2  3- 7  0- 2  0- 3     3-7     Won 2
CAA      5    8  .385  3- 3  2- 5  4- 0  1- 8  1- 0  3- 0     4-6     Lost 1
CHA      8    5  .615  3- 1  5- 4  1- 1  7- 4  0- 1  2- 2     6-4     Won 1
CLA      4    7  .364  4- 5  0- 2  1- 4  3- 3  0- 0  1- 0     4-6     Lost 2
DEA     11    5  .688  4- 3  7- 2  3- 3  8- 2  0- 0  2- 0     7-3     Lost 1
KCA      6    6  .500  2- 1  4- 5  3- 2  3- 4  1- 0  3- 3     5-5     Won 1
MNA      6    4  .600  3- 2  3- 2  1- 0  5- 4  0- 1  1- 3     6-4     Won 3
NYA      7    7  .500  5- 4  2- 3  2- 5  5- 2  2- 1  4- 2     5-5     Lost 2
WAA      5    7  .417  2- 4  3- 3  3- 3  2- 4  1- 0  0- 4     4-6     Won 1
TOTAL   63   63  .500
HOME    33   30  .524
ROAD    30   33  .476
LEFT    22   22  .500
RIGHT   41   41  .500
 
TEAM   -APRIL   MAY  JUNE  JULY   AUG SEPT+ RUNS-AGNST
BAA      7- 5  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     54-  51
BOA      4- 9  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     54-  68
CAA      5- 8  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     37-  55
CHA      8- 5  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     52-  48
CLA      4- 7  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     39-  52
DEA     11- 5  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     97-  73
KCA      6- 6  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     41-  37
MNA      6- 4  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     44-  28
NYA      7- 7  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     53-  62
WAA      5- 7  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     57-  54
 
 


1966 AL News Recap; Standings and League Leaders

May 1, 1966

The month of April is in the record books for the 1966 AL season. Detroit Tigers Norm Cash and Al Kaline are both off to good starts and find themselves in the top 6 for HR and RBI. They same can be said for the Baltimore Orioles Frank Robinson and Boog Powell. Robinson, who was obtained from the NL Cincinnati Reds before the start of the season, is expected to push the Orioles to the top this year and he's been delivering so far. Kansas City's Bert Campaneris leads the AL in BA with a .436 mark. While there have been many good pitching performances so far this year, there isn't any 1 pitcher standing out above all others.

NEWSPAPER STYLE RECAP FOR 1966 American League                 Date: 5/1/1966
 
TEAM     WON LOST   BATTING AVERAGE     HOME RUNS           RUNS BATTED IN
1966 DEA  11   5    B.Campane KCA .436  F.Robinso BAA    7  N.Cash    DEA   17
1966 CHA   8   5    K.McMulle WAA .396  B.Powell  BAA    6  B.Powell  BAA   15
1966 MNA   6   4    Z.Versall MNA .372  N.Cash    DEA    6  F.Robinso BAA   13
1966 BAA   7   5    F.Howard  WAA .349  A.Kaline  DEA    4  F.Robinso CHA   13
1966 KCA   6   6    V.Davalil CLA .341  J.Pepiton NYA    4  J.Pepiton NYA   13
1966 NYA   7   7
1966 WAA   5   7    WINS                SAVES               ERA
1966 CAA   5   8    J.Horlen  CHA    3  S.Miller  BAA    2  P.Richert WAA 0.88
1966 CLA   4   7    F.Gladdin DEA    3  B.Lee     CAA    2  M.Grant   MNA 1.05
1966 BOA   4   9    M.Grant   MNA    3  B.Locker  CHA    2  L.Tiant   CLA 1.13
                    B.Friend  NYA    3  F.Gladdin DEA    2  J.Buzhard CHA 1.80
                    OTHERS TIED W    2  OTHERS TIED W    1  S.Siebert CLA 1.93
 
                    CUR HIT STREAK      STOLEN BASES        STRIKEOUTS
                    K.McMulle WAA   12  D.Buford  CHA   12  S.McDowel CLA   35
                    Z.Versall MNA   10  T.Agee    CHA    7  E.Wilson  BOA   23
                    B.Campane KCA    7  B.Campane KCA    7  D.Chance  CAA   22
                    J.Pepiton NYA    7  J.Cardena CAA    5  D.McLain  DEA   21
                    OTHERS TIED W    6  OTHERS TIED W    4  P.Richert WAA   21
 

1966 NL Standings

May 1, 1966

The opening month of the 1966 NL season has been completed and 4 teams find themselves crowded around the top of the standings. The Pittsburgh Pirates are in 1st place but close on their heels are the Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants, and the Los Angeles Dodgers. All three teams have an 11-7 record, only 1/2 game behind the front running Pirates. The Braves have boasted the best offense with 93 RS while the Dodgers have been the stingiest on the mound, only allowing 40 RS.

LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 1966 National League
 
                                                      ACTUAL-TODATE  ACTUAL-TOTAL
                            WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC# WON LOS  PCT  WON LOS  PCT
1966 Pittsburgh PIN          10   5  .667 ----   147    10   5 .667   92  70 .568
1966 San Francisco SFN       11   7  .611   .5          11   7 .611   93  68 .578
1966 Los Angeles LAN         11   7  .611   .5          11   7 .611   95  67 .586
1966 Atlanta ATN             11   7  .611   .5          10   8 .556   85  77 .525
1966 Philadelphia PHN         7   6  .538  2.0           8   5 .615   87  75 .537
1966 St. Louis SLN            8   8  .500  2.5           7   9 .438   83  79 .512
1966 Chicago CHN              6   9  .400  4.0           3  12 .200   59 103 .364
1966 Houston HON              7  11  .389  4.5           9   9 .500   72  90 .444
1966 Cincinnati CIN           5   9  .357  4.5           4  10 .286   76  84 .475
1966 New York NYN             2   9  .182  6.0           5   6 .455   66  95 .410
 
 
 
       OVERALL RECORD
Team   WON LOST   PCT  HOME  ROAD  LEFT RIGHT EXTRA 1-RUN   LAST 10   STREAK
ATN     11    7  .611  5- 3  6- 4  2- 1  9- 6  3- 1  4- 3     5-5     Won 1
CHN      6    9  .400  5- 4  1- 5  2- 2  4- 7  1- 1  3- 2     5-5     Won 1
CIN      5    9  .357  2- 0  3- 9  2- 4  3- 5  1- 1  0- 6     4-6     Lost 2
HON      7   11  .389  2- 8  5- 3  2- 2  5- 9  1- 3  2- 3     2-8     Lost 1
LAN     11    7  .611  8- 4  3- 3  4- 4  7- 3  3- 1  3- 3     7-3     Won 5
NYN      2    9  .182  1- 4  1- 5  1- 3  1- 6  0- 1  0- 3     2-8     Lost 5
PHN      7    6  .538  4- 2  3- 4  5- 4  2- 2  0- 1  4- 0     4-6     Lost 1
PIN     10    5  .667  7- 2  3- 3  1- 1  9- 4  1- 2  4- 2     7-3     Won 3
SFN     11    7  .611  6- 6  5- 1  0- 2 11- 5  1- 2  4- 2     6-4     Lost 3
SLN      8    8  .500  2- 3  6- 5  2- 3  6- 5  3- 1  3- 3     7-3     Won 3
TOTAL   78   78  .500
HOME    42   36  .538
ROAD    36   42  .462
LEFT    21   26  .447
RIGHT   57   52  .523
 
TEAM   -APRIL   MAY  JUNE  JULY   AUG SEPT+ RUNS-AGNST
ATN     11- 7  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     93-  69
CHN      6- 9  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     36-  61
CIN      5- 9  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     57-  57
HON      7-11  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     67-  86
LAN     11- 7  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     59-  40
NYN      2- 9  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     43-  70
PHN      7- 6  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     48-  59
PIN     10- 5  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     73-  64
SFN     11- 7  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     65-  62
SLN      8- 8  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0  0- 0     72-  45
 
 

1966 NL News Recap: Standings and League leaders

May 1, 1966

The month of April is in the books for the 1966 NL season. The San Francisco Giants' Willie McCovey ended the month with 10 HR and 22 RBI, tops in the NL so far this season. Atlanta's Felipe Alou is leading the league in hitting but has finally dipped below the .500 mark. Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers has been the best pitcher in the league to this point with his 4-1 record, 0.82 ERA and 44 K.

NEWSPAPER STYLE RECAP FOR 1966 National League                 Date: 5/1/1966
 
TEAM     WON LOST   BATTING AVERAGE     HOME RUNS           RUNS BATTED IN
1966 PIN  10   5    F.Alou    ATN .494  W.McCovey SFN   10  W.McCovey SFN   22
1966 SFN  11   7    L.Brock   SLN .411  H.Aaron   ATN    7  H.Aaron   ATN   18
1966 LAN  11   7    R.Santo   CHN .385  W.Mays    SFN    6  J.Torre   ATN   18
1966 ATN  11   7    W.Stargel PIN .373  R.Staub   HON    5  F.Alou    ATN   17
1966 PHN   7   6    M.Alou    PIN .357  R.Clement PIN    5  OTHERS TIED W   15
1966 SLN   8   8
1966 CHN   6   9    WINS                SAVES               ERA
1966 HON   7  11    S.Koufax  LAN    4  C.Raymond HON    5  K.Holtzma CHN 0.00
1966 CIN   5   9    P.Mikkels PIN    3  F.Jenkins CHN    2  S.Koufax  LAN 0.82
1966 NYN   2   9    B.Veale   PIN    3  F.Linzy   SFN    2  R.Sadecki SLN 1.14
                    OTHERS TIED W    2  OTHERS TIED W    1  J.Maricha SFN 1.50
                                                            B.Gibson  SLN 1.53
 
                    CUR HIT STREAK      STOLEN BASES        STRIKEOUTS
                    M.Alou    PIN   12  L.Brock   SLN   12  S.Koufax  LAN   44
                    F.Alou    ATN   11  C.Flood   SLN    5  B.Veale   PIN   30
                    C.Flood   SLN   10  J.Wynn    HON    4  B.Bolin   SFN   29
                    K.Boyer   NYN    8  M.Alou    PIN    4  J.Bunning PHN   27
                    F.Bolling ATN    7  OTHERS TIED W    3  B.Gibson  SLN   25
 

Sunday, January 18, 2015

1966 NL Player Highlight: Felipe Alou Atl.

April 27, 1966
centerfield maz: Former MLB Player/ Manager & Moises Alou's Dad ...
While SF's Willie McCovey has been putting up the big power numbers in the NL, Atlanta's Felipe Alou has been the toughest out in MLB so far this season. Alou is hitting .515, tops in the league, and added 17 RBI to lead the Braves to a 10-5 record, good enough for 2nd place in the NL.
Alou's game by game stats thru 4-27-66:

 DATE Opp AB  R  H RB BB Ks HR SB   Avg HR's RBI's
 4/12 PIN  4  0  2  0  0  0  0  0  .500  0     0
 4/13 PIN  5  1  4  2  0  0  0  1  .667  0     2
 4/15 NYN  4  1  3  2  1  0  1  0  .692  1     4
 4/16 NYN  5  2  2  4  0  1  1  0  .611  2     8
 4/17 NYN  4  2  2  0  1  0  0  0  .591  2     8
 4/19 PHN  5  0  2  1  0  0  0  0  .556  2     9
 4/20 PHN  3  0  0  0  1  0  0  0  .500  2     9
 4/21 PHN  6  2  3  2  0  0  0  0  .500  2    11
 4/22 NYN  5  2  2  0  0  0  0  0  .488  2    11
 4/23 NYN  4  1  2  2  0  1  0  0  .489  2    13
 4/24 NYN  4  2  4  1  0  0  0  0  .531  2    14
 4/24 NYN  4  2  2  1  0  0  1  0  .528  3    15
 4/25 SFN  4  0  2  0  0  0  0  1  .526  3    15
 4/26 SFN  4  0  2  1  1  0  0  0  .525  3    16
 4/27 LAN  5  1  2  1  0  2  1  0  .515  4    17