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The Baltimore Orioles made
it three straight in the World
Series yesterday by defeating
the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0
on Paul Blair's fifth inning
homerun.
Wally Bunker, 21-year-old
right-hander, scattered six
hits to pick up the win. The
shut out made it 24 consecu
tive innings .that the Dodgers
have failed to score in the Se
ries. The loser was lefty Claude
Osteen who went seven in-
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nings giving up only three
hits, one of which was fatal
for the Dodgers. Phil Regan
pitched the last inning for
L.A.
The only Dodger threat
came in the second when Ron
Fairly lined a scorcher to the
mound, knocking Bunker's
glove off. He beat it out for
a single. Jim Leveare flied
out and then Lou Johnson hit
into a double play.
Blair, who is mainly used
for defensive purposes, lined
Osteen's pitch into the bleach
ers with two out in the fifth.
The youthful Oriole pitching
staff continued to dominate
the highly touted Dodger
pitchers. Bunker, who had a
10-6 record in the regular
season, has been plagued by
a sore elbow, but showed no
signs of it as he effectively
scattered the six Dodger hits.
He also demonstrated pin
point control, walking only
one batter.
The only Dodger to collect
more than one hit was Lou
Johnson who rapped Bunker
for two. Manager Walt Alston
tried to juggle his line-up -in
an effort to get more punch,
but it was to no avail.
The Orioles have gone to
their bull pen only once in
the first three games. In the
opener Moe Drabowsky, re
lieved starter Dave McNally
in the third inning and allow
ed the Dodgers only one hit.
In the second game of the
Series Jim Palmer handcuffed
LA's impotent batters. Oriole
Manager Hank, Bauer has yet
to use relievers Stu Miller
and Eddie Fisher usually ac
claimed as the two best re
lievers in the American
League.
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New York Yankees . four
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