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Boston Red Sox @ Cleveland Guardians

1946-09-13 Β· Day game Β· League Park IV Β· Att: 3295 Β· 1:28

Boston Red Sox defeated Cleveland Indians 1–0. Tex Hughson earned the win. Ted Williams went 1-for-3 with 1 HR and 1 RBI.

Line score

123456789RHE
BOS10000000012
CLE00000000003

W: Tex Hughson   L: Red Embree   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Bill Grieve Β· 1B: Joe Paparella Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: Cal Hubbard Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Boston Red Sox β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Dom DiMaggio300010
Johnny Pesky301011
Ted Williams311111
Bobby Doerr400000
Rudy York300010
Tom McBride400000
Hal Wagner400000
Don Gutteridge200000
Tex Hughson300001

Cleveland Guardians β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Felix Mackiewicz300000
Don Ross400000
Pat Seerey301011
Hank Edwards400000
Les Fleming400001
Lou Boudreau300000
Ray Mack301000
Jim Hegan300002
Red Embree201010

Boston Red Sox β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Tex Hughson9.0324

Cleveland Guardians β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Red Embree9.0243

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Dom DiMaggio: 53
  • Johnny Pesky: K
  • Ted Williams: HR7/IPHR
  • Bobby Doerr: 53

Bot 1

  • Felix Mackiewicz: 63
  • Don Ross: 63
  • Pat Seerey: 8

Top 2

  • Rudy York: 2/FL
  • Tom McBride: 63
  • Hal Wagner: 8

Bot 2

  • Hank Edwards: 7
  • Les Fleming: 43
  • Lou Boudreau: 43

Top 3

  • Don Gutteridge: 5/P/FL
  • Tex Hughson: K/C
  • Dom DiMaggio: 13

Bot 3

  • Ray Mack: 13
  • Jim Hegan: 9
  • Red Embree: W
  • Felix Mackiewicz: 46(1)/FO

Top 4

  • Johnny Pesky: W
  • Ted Williams: 8
  • Bobby Doerr: 9
  • Rudy York: W.1-2
  • Tom McBride: 63

Bot 4

  • Don Ross: 9
  • Pat Seerey: W
  • Hank Edwards: 46(1)/FO
  • Les Fleming: K

Top 5

  • Hal Wagner: 3E1
  • Don Gutteridge: 14/SH.1-2
  • Tex Hughson: 31.2-3
  • Dom DiMaggio: 43

Bot 5

  • Lou Boudreau: 63
  • Ray Mack: 9
  • Jim Hegan: K

Top 6

  • Johnny Pesky: 3/G
  • Ted Williams: K/C
  • Bobby Doerr: 4/P

Bot 6

  • Red Embree: S8
  • Felix Mackiewicz: 34/SH.1-2
  • Don Ross: 4/P
  • Pat Seerey: S9.2-3
  • Hank Edwards: 13

Top 7

  • Rudy York: 32/FL/P
  • Tom McBride: 2/FL
  • Hal Wagner: 8

Bot 7

  • Les Fleming: 99
  • Lou Boudreau: 99
  • Ray Mack: D
  • Jim Hegan: K

Top 8

  • Don Gutteridge: 99
  • Tex Hughson: 99
  • Dom DiMaggio: W
  • Johnny Pesky: S9.1-3
  • Ted Williams: W.1-2
  • Bobby Doerr: 13

Bot 8

  • Red Embree: 99
  • Felix Mackiewicz: 99
  • Don Ross: 99

Top 9

  • Rudy York: 99
  • Tom McBride: 99
  • Hal Wagner: 99

Bot 9

  • Pat Seerey: K/C
  • Hank Edwards: 9
  • Les Fleming: 9

Notes & reviews

  • LF Pat Seerey was the only Indians fielder to the left of 2B with the radical Williams' shift that Indian manager Lou Boudreau employed, and Seerey was in very shallow left field
  • over Pat Seerey's head