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September 29, 1923

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Bottom 1	R	H	E
Yankees	0	2	0
Red Sox	0	2	0

Bottom 1	R	H	E
Yankees	0	2	0
Red Sox	0	2	0

George Burns Season Stats

	Game	Season
Average	.000	.325
OBP	.000	.384
At Bats	0	468
Hits	0	152
• Singles	0	105
• Doubles	0	37
• Triples	0	5
• Home Runs	0	5
Walks	0	40
RBI’s	0	65

Bob Shawkey Season Stats

Wins	Losses	Saves
16	11	1

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Fenway Park - September 29, 1923

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Strikeout

Bob Shawkey

Fred Hofmann

Lou Gehrig

Aaron Ward

Mike Gazella

Everett Scott

Babe Ruth

Whitey Witt

Elmer Smith

George Burns

John Donahue

Count: - , 2 Outs

Count: - , 0 Outs

Burns is called out on strikes.

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PRIOR PLAYS:

Bottom 1 Donahue hits a line drive into center field, out of the reach of Witt. Donahue reaches second base with a double. There goes Mitchell trying to get to home. Ruth throws the ball in to Hofmann, who tags Mitchell for the out.

Bottom 1 Picinich strikes out.

Bottom 1 Mitchell hits a ball on the ground towards third. Gazella can't make a play. That's a base hit.

Top 1 Ruth hits a line drive into right field for a base hit. Donahue throws the ball in to McMillan who tags Ruth trying to catch an extra base, for the out.

Top 1 Gazella hits a ball on the ground towards the right side of the infield. McMillan fields it, throws to second for one, and over to first - double play.

Top 1 Witt hits a ball on the ground into center field for a base hit.

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