4/19/67: Because "Killer" didn't want to play an 18th

(17 Innings) MIN (5-1) 5-11-0 BAL (2-5) 3-15-3 WP-Jim Perry (1-0) LP-Eddie Watt (0-1)

Harmon Killebrew: Walk-off 2-run homer in 17th.

Cesar Tovar: Game-tying solo homer off Jim Palmer in 8th. Bob Allison, 2-run homer in 5th.

Frank Robinson: 0-for-8.

Perry: 3 perfect scoreless innings including strikeout.

Dean Chance: 9 IP, 3 R, 12 H, 8 K, 1 BB.

Jim Palmer: 8+ IP, 3 R, 5 H, 1 K, 1 BB.

Orioles: Scoreless from the 3rd inning on. (14-1/3 innings)

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