In the second of two games, Red Sox 1B Don Gile, hitting 1 for 40 on the year (his one hit came in game 1) breaks a 1 – 1 tie with a two-run homer in the bottom of the 9th off Washington’s Jack Jenkins. The homer comes in his last ML at bat and gives Bill Monbouquette the win, 3 – 1. The Yawkeymen lose the opener by the same score as Don Lock drives in all three runs.

On September 30, 1962 — In the second of two games, Red Sox 1B Don Gile, hitting 1 for 40 on the year (his one hit came in game 1) breaks a 1 – 1 tie with a two-run homer in the bottom of the 9th off Washington’s Jack Jenkins. The homer comes in his last ML at bat and gives Bill Monbouquette the win, 3 – 1. The Red Sox lose the opener by the same score as Don Lock drives in all three runs.

 

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