April 21, 1949: Washington Senators vs. New York Yankees

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The Senators exploded for seven runs in the 5th inning, including a two-run homer from first baseman Eddie Robinson, to seal a win in the Bronx.

Washington gets back to .500 with the win (2-2), while they Yanks now sit at 1-2 to open the season.


Eddie Robinson (Senators)


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