The standings
W L Pct. GB
Clarissa Crimsons 16 13 .551 ---
Browerville Novelists 16 13 .551 ----
Bertha Fishermen 17 14 .548 0.5
Long Prairie Agnews 13 14 .481 2.5
Hewitt Apollos 11 18 .379 5.5
WP: Redding (4-2)
LP: McLain (0-5)
Day 40 (at Fenway Park, 1961)
Agnews (Ryan 1-5) at Apollos (McDowell 3-1)
Novelists (Welch 5-3) at Fishermen (SJ Williams 4-3)
Agnews 2, Crimsons 1
Long Prairie didn't get a hit until Larry Bowa singled with one out in the sixth inning, but Bobby Bond followed with a home run and that was enough to down the Crimsons. Losing pitcher Kid Nichols allowed just four hits. Clarissa had three runners gunned down at the plate trying to score on ground balls, two by third baseman Darrell Evans and one by second baseman Joe Morgan..Mike Marshall pitched a perfect ninth in relief of Bert Blyleven, who allowed a homer, two leadoff triples and and a leadoff double but only the one run in eight innings.
Fishermen 10, Apollos 8
The Taylor brothers, Ben and Candy Jim, each drove in two runs with extra-base hits to power Bertha to the win. The Fishermen hit six doubles and a triple among their 12 hits. Dick Redding worked into the eighth for the win, with Dizzy Dismukes and Rube Foster each getting three outs in relief. For the Apollos, Willie McCovey drove in four runs, Rod Carew hit two doubles and a triple, and Henry Aaron scored on each of his three singles. .
Novelists: Clarkson Day 40, Radbourn Day 41. Projected starters: Welch Day 40, Clarkson Day 41, Radbourn Day 42, off Day 43, Keefe Day 44
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