1931 – At Boston, Ben Chapman and Lou Gehrig each have four hits and together total nine RBIs as the Yanks roll over the Red Sox, 14 – 4. One of Gehrig’s hits is a homer, his 37th, and two of Chapman’s leave the park. Hal Rhyne has four hits for Boston.

On August 30, 1931 — 1931 – At Boston, Ben Chapman and Lou Gehrig each have four hits and together total nine RBIs as the Yanks roll over the Red Sox, 14 – 4. One of Gehrig’s hits is a homer, his 37th, and two of Chapman’s leave the park. Hal Rhyne has four hits for Boston.

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1931 – At Boston, Ben Chapman and Lou Gehrig each have four hits and together total nine RBIs as the Yanks roll over the Red Sox, 14 – 4. One of Gehrig’s hits is a homer, his 37th, and two of Chapman’s leave the park. Hal Rhyne has four hits for Boston.

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1931 – At Boston, Ben Chapman and Lou Gehrig each have four hits and together total nine RBIs as the Yanks roll over the Red Sox, 14 – 4. One of Gehrig’s hits is a homer, his 37th, and two of Chapman’s leave the park. Hal Rhyne has four hits for Boston.

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