scored Carew to tie it and put Downing on second with only one out. Larry Harlow then doubled to center, giving the Angels a dramatic 4-3 victory. Don Aase got the win with four innings of relief while Stanhouse, who faced only three hitters got the loss. Game 4 Scott McGregor closed out the series for the Orioles by pitching a complete game shutout gem, allowing only six hits (all singles) and getting out of a bases loaded situation in the 5th. In the third, Baltimore loaded the bases on two singles and a walk off of Chris Knapp with no outs when Ken Singleton's sacrifice fly and Eddie Murray's RBI single put them up 2–0. Next inning, Doug DeCinces doubled with one out off of Dave LaRoche, then scored on Rick Dempsey's double. In the seventh, Dempsey drew a leadoff walk and scored on Singleton's two-out double. After an intentional walk, Gary Roenicke's RBI single made it 5–0 Orioles. John Montague relieved Dave Frost and allowed a three-run home run to Pat Kelly to cap the scoring at 8–0 Orioles. Composite box 1979 ALCS (3–1): Baltimore Orioles over California Angels References External links 1979 ALCS at Baseball-Reference.com American League Championship Series American League Championship Series California Angels postseason Baltimore Orioles postseason American League Championship Series American League Championship Series 20th century in Anaheim, California 1970s in Baltimore American League Championship Series