Please understand that this is not the full game, but rather 100 minutes of sheer excitement

called on K-CMO radio by Monti Moore and Lynn Ferris. The game begins scoreless in the bottom of the fifth. Athletics at Tigers. It ends 12 runs later in the last of the 8th.

Because we are dedicating these 100 minutes to those who rooted for the A's after having relocated from Philadelphia,

all I'll say is that your guys win a rough and tumble game.

To sum up great memories for you Midwest baseball fans,

in the 100 minutes we present, you will hear 40 at-bats and hits galore.

By the way, the audio quality is very fine, generally speaking, and commercials are included.

The date of this game was September the 30th,

1966, and Blue Moon Odom was just 21 years old.

Well, the Oregon here in Tiger Stadium sending a birthday salute along to Frank Schaff.

It's his birthday tonight and also that of Johnny Padres.

It's not Monty Moore's birthday, but he's sure ready to go.

Okay, partner.

I'd celebrate if the A's could get some to win this game.

There's Mickey Stanley. At a single, his first time up in the ball game, right-handed batter. Here's the bitch. It's a call strike from Odom. He's throwing that ball hard here again tonight. Odom has walked one and struck out three. Wilson hasn't walked anybody, and that's pretty well for usual with him. He struck out seven. A nothing nothing, nothing game. The A's and the Tigers, a big ball game for both clubs. Financially a big game for the

Tigers. Here's the old one count. Curve balls swung and popped foul. Behind the plate. No

balls, two strikes. The Tigers do not have a 300 hitter on the ball club.

Al K-line leads with a 290 average.

Stanley is right behind with 288.

Stanley's played in only 91 games.

They expect that he might be their regular center fielder all next year.

No ball's two strikes. Sodom fires way outside with a next year. No balls, two strikes.

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