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Yankees Sweep Athletics in Double Header

by Nick Smith @ Friday, April 20th, 2007. Filed under Joe DiMaggio, 1947 Yankees, 1947 Yankees Diary - April, Spud Chandler, George McQuinn, Phil Rizzuto, Tommy Henrich, Bobby Brown, Don Johnson

April 20, 1947 at Shibe Park
Yankees 6, Athletics 2  (3-2)
Joe DiMaggio drove in three runs and homered to lead the way for the Yankees in the first game of their doubleheader with the A’s.  It ws DiMaggio’s first game of the season after missing the first four because of his injured heel.  George McQuinn was […]

Yankees Come From Behind For First Win of 1947

by Nick Smith @ Tuesday, April 17th, 2007. Filed under 1947 Yankees, 1947 Yankees Diary - April, Phil Rizzuto, Bill Bevens, Tommy Henrich

April 17, 1947 at Yankee Stadium
Yankees 2, Athletics 1  (1-1)
The Yankees came from behind and scored two runs in the eighth inning to squeak by the A’s for their first win of the season.  Tommy Henrich doubled and scored a run while Phil Rizzuto singled and scored the other run.
Bill Bevens was very solid and he […]

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