Game 1: This one
needed to come with a parental advisory as you would never want you sons
to see this mess of a game if they had any aspirations to be a big
leaguer. Nine (9) errors, 20 BBs, 2 WPs, 30 hits and 31 runs; this game
had everything. Several Yankees had career days. Nick Etten had 4
hits, a HR and 7 RBIs. Roy Weatherly had 6 hits and scored 5 times.
Joe Gordon booted 2 GBs but had a HR and 5 RBIs. Bill Dickey scored 4
and drove in 4. Butch Wensloff was the beneficiary. He went all 9
allowing 4 runs, 1 earned. Milo Candini was the loser. He went 2+ IPs
allowing 9 hits and 11 runs. Yankees 27 Senators 4
Game 2:
The Senator hitters had a great start putting up 5 runs by the 3rd
inning led by RBI hits by Jake Early and George Case. The Yankees
starter, Hank Borowy settled down after that and did not allow another
Senators run. Meanwhile the Yankees chipped away, scoring 3 in the 4th
and 2 in the 6 to get all even. The key hits were by a 2-run bomb by
Etten and an RBI by back-up catcher Rollie Hemsley. The Yankees went
ahead to stay in the 7th with Billy Johnson's Triple the key hit. The
Yankees added 3 unearned runs in the 9th after a costly error by
Senators SS Red Roberts. Yankees 11 Senators 5
Game 3:
The Yankees cruised to a 6-0 lead into the 8th behind 3 hits each by Charlie Keller and Nick Etten and strong pitching by Spud Chandler. Keller
smacked his 6th HR, a 2-run shot. The Senators' bats woke up in the
bottom of the 8th scoring 2 runs then chasing Chandler in the 9th after
Case's Double put runners at 2nd and 3rd with two outs. Jerry Priddy
then greeted reliever Johnny Murphy with a 2-run hit before Murphy
nailed down his 2nd Save. Case and starter Early Wynn had 3 hits each
and
Priddy 3 RBIs, Yankees 6 Senators 4
Game 4:
After seeing his fellow starters hit hard, Dutch Leonard shut the
Yankees' bats down with a CG masterpiece. He allowed only 5 singles and
the Yankees never came close to scoring. Gene Moore blasted a 2-run HR
(#2) to give Leornard all the runs he needed. Senators 4 Yankees 0
Nick Etten had 9 hits, 9 RBIs and 2 HRs in the series. Roy Weatherly went 9-17 and scored 7 runs.
--submitted by Bob Krofcheck--
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