On July 2, 1950 The Yankees gain a split of their 4-game series in Boston by trouncing the Red Sox, 15 – 9. Big John Mize plays first base and contributes a home run and a single.
The Yankees gain a split of their 4-game series in Boston by trouncing the Red Sox, 15 – 9. Big John Mize plays first base and contributes a home run and a single.
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