5/18/1965 Red Sox at Yankees highlights Tresh hit wins it in 12th Morehead strong Radatz up and down

This is a 5-minute video of highlights from the May 18, 1965 Major League Baseball game between the Boston Red Sox and the Yankees in New York, won by the Yankees, 4-3, in 12 innings.
It is from WHDH television of Boston's broadcast of the game, with Curt Gowdy on play by play.
Tom Tresh tripled in the bottom of the 12th off Dick Radatz, driving in Phil Linz with the winning run in the Yankees' comeback.
Lenny Green led off the game with a homer for the Red Sox, who added two more runs in the sixth.
Although Sox starter Dave Morehead walked three and gave up a run-scoring sacrifice fly in the second, he didn't allow a hit into the seventh, when Ray Barker and Hector Lopez each singled. He got out of that first-and-third jam and then worked a scoreless eighth.
But in the ninth Barker led off with a homer, and Morehead was relieved by Radatz. The fireballing "Monster", who after three great seasons was struggling so far in this one, gave up the tying run on a Bobby Richardson single.
Radatz, then flashing his old form in a typically long outing, struck out the side in both the 10th and 11th. However in the 12th he walked Linz and then gave up the shot to right-center, ruled a triple, to Tresh.
Box score in comments.
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