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July 20, 1946
The Wilmington Morning Star
Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
Boston Red Sox beat Chicago White Sox 9-2 on July 19; 14 White Sox players ejected after protesting umpire's warning on pitch at Ted Williams' head, widening Red Sox lead to 11.5 games over Yankees. Attendance: 11,222.
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BOSTON RED SOX
TRIM WHITE SOX
Romp To Easy 9 To 2 Victory;
14 Chicago Players Banished
BOSTON, July 19. -(AP)- The
Red Sox romped to an easy 9 to
2 victory over the White Sox Fri-
day in a wild game that saw 14
Chicago players banished for
heckling an umpire's warning aft-
er a dust off" pitch to Ted
Williams.
Boston's
win stretched their
lead over the idle New York
Yankees to 11 1-2 games.
Williams was forced to drop to
the ground to escape a fast ball
coming close to his head by Chi-
cago pitcher Joe Haynes in the
third inning, leading umpire-in-
chief "Red" Jones
to
caution
Haynes.
A
chorus of yammering from
the
Chicago bench resulted in
Jones
ordering the White Sox
players from the bench.
TOTALS
32 2 4 24
X--Batted for Hollingsworth in 8th.
BOSTON
AB
McBride, rf
Pesky, ss
DiMaggio, cf
Williams, lf
Doerr, 2b
York, 1b
Russell, 3b
Wagner, c
Zuber, p
TOTALS
37
9 16 27
Errors-York, Wagner. Runs batted in-
Appling 2, Williams 2, Doerr 2, Wagner,
Russell, McBride 2, Pesky. Two base hits
-Russell, Pesky, Doerr, Williams. Three
base hits-Pesky. Home runs-Appling.
Stolen bases-Russell, DiMaggio. Sacrifices
--Pesky, Zuber. Double plays-Michaels,
Kolloway and Kuhel. Left on bases
Chicago 5, Boston 11. Bases on balls-
off Haynes 3; off Hollingsworth 2; off
Zuber 2. Strikeouts-by Haynes 1; by
Hollingsworth 5; by Zuber 4. Hits off-
Haynes 7 in 2 1-3 innings; off Hollings-
worth 7 in 4 2-3 innings; off Hamner 2
in 1 inning. Losing pitcher-Haynes. Um-
pire--Jones, Rue and Summers. Time-
2:05. Attendance--11,222 paid.
TRIM WHITE SOX
Romp To Easy 9 To 2 Victory;
14 Chicago Players Banished
BOSTON, July 19. -(AP)- The
Red Sox romped to an easy 9 to
2 victory over the White Sox Fri-
day in a wild game that saw 14
Chicago players banished for
heckling an umpire's warning aft-
er a dust off" pitch to Ted
Williams.
Boston's
win stretched their
lead over the idle New York
Yankees to 11 1-2 games.
Williams was forced to drop to
the ground to escape a fast ball
coming close to his head by Chi-
cago pitcher Joe Haynes in the
third inning, leading umpire-in-
chief "Red" Jones
to
caution
Haynes.
A
chorus of yammering from
the
Chicago bench resulted in
Jones
ordering the White Sox
players from the bench.
TOTALS
32 2 4 24
X--Batted for Hollingsworth in 8th.
BOSTON
AB
McBride, rf
Pesky, ss
DiMaggio, cf
Williams, lf
Doerr, 2b
York, 1b
Russell, 3b
Wagner, c
Zuber, p
TOTALS
37
9 16 27
Errors-York, Wagner. Runs batted in-
Appling 2, Williams 2, Doerr 2, Wagner,
Russell, McBride 2, Pesky. Two base hits
-Russell, Pesky, Doerr, Williams. Three
base hits-Pesky. Home runs-Appling.
Stolen bases-Russell, DiMaggio. Sacrifices
--Pesky, Zuber. Double plays-Michaels,
Kolloway and Kuhel. Left on bases
Chicago 5, Boston 11. Bases on balls-
off Haynes 3; off Hollingsworth 2; off
Zuber 2. Strikeouts-by Haynes 1; by
Hollingsworth 5; by Zuber 4. Hits off-
Haynes 7 in 2 1-3 innings; off Hollings-
worth 7 in 4 2-3 innings; off Hamner 2
in 1 inning. Losing pitcher-Haynes. Um-
pire--Jones, Rue and Summers. Time-
2:05. Attendance--11,222 paid.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Baseball Game
Red Sox Victory
White Sox Ejection
Ted Williams
Joe Haynes Pitch
What entities or persons were involved?
Ted Williams
Joe Haynes
Red Jones
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Where did it happen?
Boston
Story Details
Key Persons
Ted Williams
Joe Haynes
Red Jones
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Location
Boston
Event Date
July 19
Story Details
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Chicago White Sox 9-2 in a game marked by the ejection of 14 Chicago players for protesting an umpire's warning after a pitch nearly hit Ted Williams, extending Boston's lead over the New York Yankees to 11.5 games.