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Boston Red Sox @ St. Louis Browns

1951-07-15 Β· Day game Β· Sportsman's Park III Β· Att: 10790 Β· 2:04

Boston Red Sox defeated St. Louis Browns 9–5. Boston Red Sox put up 6 in the 2nd. Ray Scarborough earned the win. Ken Wood went 2-for-4 with 1 HR and 2 RBI.

Line score

123456789RHE
BOS061010100914
SLA001000022510

W: Ray Scarborough   L: Bill Kennedy   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Larry Napp Β· 1B: Jim Honochick Β· 2B: Art Passarella Β· 3B: Charlie Berry Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Boston Red Sox β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Dom DiMaggio511001
Lou Boudreau511200
Ted Williams302120
Vern Stephens500001
Bobby Doerr422000
Billy Goodman424010
Clyde Vollmer511101
Les Moss511300
Ray Scarborough412201
Johnny Pesky100000

St. Louis Browns β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Bobby Young502001
Jim Delsing301001
Matt Batts502100
Ray Coleman512201
Dale Long500001
Ken Wood412200
Johnny Bero401000
Fred Marsh400000
Bob Mahoney010010
Lou Sleater200000
Hank Arft100000
Jack Maguire110000

Boston Red Sox β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Ray Scarborough9.01014

St. Louis Browns β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Bill Kennedy1.1510
Bob Mahoney3.2512
Lou Sleater4.0412

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Dom DiMaggio: 53
  • Lou Boudreau: 8
  • Ted Williams: W
  • Vern Stephens: 13

Bot 1

  • Bobby Young: 43
  • Jim Delsing: T8
  • Matt Batts: 8
  • Ray Coleman: 43

Top 2

  • Bobby Doerr: 8
  • Billy Goodman: S8
  • Clyde Vollmer: S8.1-2
  • Les Moss: D7.1-H;2-H
  • Ray Scarborough: S7.2-H
  • Dom DiMaggio: S7.1-2
  • Lou Boudreau: D8.1-H;2-H
  • Ted Williams: S9.2-H
  • Vern Stephens: 64(1)/FO
  • Bobby Doerr: 4(1)/FO

Bot 2

  • Dale Long: 8
  • Ken Wood: D7
  • Johnny Bero: 4
  • Fred Marsh: 53

Top 3

  • Billy Goodman: W
  • Clyde Vollmer: 5
  • Les Moss: 63.1-2
  • Ray Scarborough: S7.2-H
  • Dom DiMaggio: 7

Bot 3

  • Bob Mahoney: W
  • Bobby Young: K
  • Jim Delsing: HP.1-2
  • Matt Batts: S7.1-2;2-H
  • Ray Coleman: K/C
  • Dale Long: 9

Top 4

  • Lou Boudreau: 63
  • Ted Williams: 9
  • Vern Stephens: 6

Bot 4

  • Ken Wood: 8
  • Johnny Bero: 53
  • Fred Marsh: 3

Top 5

  • Bobby Doerr: S7
  • Billy Goodman: D8.1-3
  • Clyde Vollmer: K
  • Les Moss: 63.2-3;3-H
  • Ray Scarborough: K

Bot 5

  • Lou Sleater: 8
  • Bobby Young: S9
  • Jim Delsing: K/C
  • Matt Batts: 8

Top 6

  • Dom DiMaggio: 31
  • Lou Boudreau: 6
  • Ted Williams: W
  • Vern Stephens: 9

Bot 6

  • Ray Coleman: 6
  • Dale Long: 63
  • Ken Wood: 31

Top 7

  • Bobby Doerr: S8
  • Billy Goodman: S9.1-3
  • Clyde Vollmer: 7.3-H
  • Les Moss: 8
  • Ray Scarborough: 9

Bot 7

  • Johnny Bero: 3
  • Fred Marsh: E6
  • Lou Sleater: E3.1-2
  • Bobby Young: 64(1)/FO.2-3
  • Jim Delsing: 6(1)/FO

Top 8

  • Dom DiMaggio: K
  • Lou Boudreau: 3
  • Ted Williams: S9
  • Vern Stephens: K

Bot 8

  • Matt Batts: 5
  • Ray Coleman: D9
  • Dale Long: 3
  • Ken Wood: HR/7.2-H
  • Johnny Bero: S9
  • Fred Marsh: 7

Top 9

  • Johnny Pesky: 6
  • Billy Goodman: S1
  • Clyde Vollmer: 9
  • Les Moss: 9

Bot 9

  • Hank Arft: 5/P
  • Bobby Young: S9
  • Jack Maguire: 54(1)/FO
  • Matt Batts: D7.1-3
  • Ray Coleman: S9.2-H;3-H
  • Dale Long: K