Baseball Classic Replays

Secondbaseman Bobby Doerr was one of three Red Sox players to go deep today, finishing the game 2-5 with three RBI to go along with his home run.  The Red Sox win 12-4, moving to 3-0 for the year, while the Athletics drop to 1-3. Bobby Doerr (Red Sox)

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)

 

Pirates starter Murry Dickson did it all today - not only did he throw a complete game shutout, he also drove in the only two runs of the game, securing himself and Pittsburgh the 2-0 win. Murry Dickson (Pirates)

The three-run blast off the bat of Phillies right fielder Bill Nicholson in the top of the 1st inning set the tone for the day and set his club on the path to an exciting 6-4 victory today in Boston. Bill Nicholson (Phillies)

Giants starter Sheldon Jones was marvelous today in Brooklyn, pitching a complete game shutout, allowing only three hits along the way. Sheldon Jones (Giants)

On the heels of Bob Feller injuring himself on Opening Day, the Indians have to be feeling a bit calmer after watching Bob Lemon take the mound and strike out eight en route to a 1-run, complete game performance. Bob Lemon (Indians)

Red Sox starter Ellis Kinder went on the road and completely shut down the Athletics.  Kinder pitched a complete game shutout, striking out five along the way.  His best effort was needed, as the Red Sox only put one run on the board, but it was enough for the win. Ellis Kinder (Red Sox)

 The White Sox put two across in the top of the 9th inning to steal a 5-4 win in Detroit.  The White Sox and Tigers now both stand at 1-1 on the season.

Yankees shortstop Phil Rizzuto went 2-4, knocking in two runs and scoring two himself, to lead the Yanks to victory.  Yankees had to hold of a late Senators charge but were able to do so. Yankees move to 1-1 on the young season, while the Senators fall to 1-2. Phil Rizzuto (Yankees)