Both hits—one by Dalton Jones of the Tigers in 1970 and the other by Tim McCarver of the Phillies in 1976--went over the fence, but the hitter ran past the runner on first base. Because just the batter was called out in both situations, they received three RBIs and a single, but no grand slam. These were the only two grand slams ever hit at Tiger Stadium. Jones' blast came in an 8-7 win over the San Francisco Giants. The game was tied 7-7 after eight innings when Jones drove a 0-1 pitch from Bruce Kimm's glove up the right field line for his third home run of the season and the winning blow. The ball landed in the stands behind the right-field bleachers. Tim McCarver's shot in the ninth inning of a 1-1 game against the Chicago Cubs ended an 18-game hitting streak for the Phillies' star second baseman. With one out and runners on first and third, Ron Santo threw a 1-0 pitch down the middle of the plate that McCarver crushed for his third home run of the year and the winning blow. The ball cleared the left-field wall and landed in the trees behind the ballpark. It was the 11th time in 12 tries that the Phils defeated Cubs owner Marge Schott's team. In addition to these two hits, Jones also scored three times and stole two bases in this game.