1927 – Pitching his second game of the year‚ Walter Johnson is pounded by the Browns‚ who win 5 – 3. Johnson finishes the game‚ striking out 6 and allowing 9 hits‚ including a homer by Fred Schulte. Elam Vangilder is the winner.

On June 4 1927 — 1927 – Pitching his second game of the year‚ Walter Johnson is pounded by the Browns‚ who win 5 – 3. Johnson finishes the game‚ striking out 6 and allowing 9 hits‚ including a homer by Fred Schulte. Elam Vangilder is the winner.

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