Yankees History

Dedicated to the Reliving the Past of the Greatest Baseball Franchise Ever

[powered by WordPress.]

April 30, 2007

Yankees Held to Single Run, Five Game Winning Streak Ends

by @ 8:32 am. Filed under 1937 Yankees, Lou Gehrig, 1937 Yankees Diary - April, George Selkirk, Kemp Wicker

April 30, 1937 at Griffith Stadium

Senators 4, Yankees 1  (5-2)

The Yankees five gave winning streak came to end in a game that saw only five Yankee hits.  George Selkirk drove home Lou Gehrig in the sixth inning for the team’s only run of the game and Gehrig finished the game with two hits.

Kemp Wicker was hit hard early and he took the loss.  He gave up all four runs in the first two innings to dig a hole that the Yankees couldn’t climb out of.

Leave a Reply

[powered by WordPress.]

Baseball Historians

Yankees Links

General Baseball Links

internal links:

categories:

search blog:

archives:

other:

Coast to Coast Tickets

Ticketliquidator.com

RazorGator.com

14 queries. 2.237 seconds