The A’s defeat the White Sox, 5 – 3, on Joe Rudi’s two-run homer in the 19th inning off Stan Bahnsen. The game had been suspended after a 3 – 3 tie in 17 frames yesterday.

On August 11, 1972 — The A’s defeat the White Sox, 5 – 3, on Joe Rudi’s two-run homer in the 19th inning off Stan Bahnsen. The game had been suspended after a 3 – 3 tie in 17 frames yesterday.

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