In the American League’s first Ladies Night Game, the Red Sox top the A’s, 10 – 6, at Fenway Park

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On August 17, 1950 — In the American League’s first Ladies Night Game, the Red Sox top the A’s, 10 – 6, at Fenway Park. It is the 19th straight loss for the A’s at Fenway Park, stretching back to a win on September 12, 1948. Bobby Doerr hits a first-inning grand slam off lefty Joe Murray in his major-league debut.

 

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