The Archive · 1937

Red Sox's Winning Streak

The Boston Red Sox won their eleventh consecutive ne ton when they took the Chicago White Sox into camp by a 5-4 count. The'

"old maestro," Lefty Grove, hurled fur the Bostonians and although he was nicked for eleven hits he managed to make most of the run ners die on base. Jimmy Foxx and Ben Chapman of the Red Sox got home runs, as did Zeke Bonura for the losers.

Ernie Lombardi drove in two runs for the Cincinnati Reds' to pave the way for a 4-1 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers, Patil Derringer hurled seven-hit ball. The Reds scored three runs in the third inning and thereafter coasted to victory Boston's Bees scored eight runs in 8 wild sixth inning after- going score-Jess until then, The Cubs were able to tally only six times and wen! down to defeat. Each team got a dozen hits. Angie Gafwn and Billy Herman got the only two home runs of the day for the losing Cubs.

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