Once again Rip Williams lit up the Red Sox but this time had help from Chick Gandil and a home run by Clyde Milan. The Senators pounded out 11 runs on 9 hits as they smashed Collins into submission. Ralph Comstock got tagged for two runs himself in mop up duty. The only two real highlights for the Sox was a 2 run bomb courtesy of Duffy Lewis and the first hit in the major league debut of Mike McNally. Otherwise the Senators took the series with the 11-3 win.
Jackass of the Night is Ray Collins. He allowed NINE runs, albeit 6 earned, in just 6 innings in what was just an absolutely garbage day for the Sox.
The Good:
Harry Hooper walked once in two plate appearances before the leaving the game.
Mike McNally was 1 for 2 with a run scored in his major league debut.
Tris Speaker was 1 for 3 with a walk and a run scored.
Duffy Lewis was 2 for 4 with a home run.
Del Gainer was 1 for 2 with an rbi.
Hal Janvrin was 2 for 3 with a walk.
Rube Foster walked as a pinch hitter.
The Bad:
Wally Rehg was 0 for 2 after coming in for Hooper.
Heinie Wagner was 0 for 2 with an error.
Dick Hoblitzell was 0 for 2.
Bill Carrigan was 0 for 2 with an error.
Raymond Haley was 0 for 2.
Ralph Comstock allowed 2 runs in 2 innings.
The Ugly:
Everett Scott was just 1 for 4 with an error.
Final Thoughts:
Holy smokes what a beatdown. Its bad enough everything the Senators hit found a hole but when you commit FIVE errors, that's when you know you've had a bad day. Maybe the Sox spent too much time at Third Base last night, who knows. The good news is tomorrow is another day and speaking of tomorrow, its the Fenway Park home opener. This year the defending champion Philadelphia Athletics are in town with Ernie Shore getting the start against Weldon Wyckoff.
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