Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Wrong-Way Traffic--Washington Senators are moving on the base paths--but in the wrong direction during third inning of last night's game in New York with the Yankees. Chuck Hinton, left, scurries back to second, after being trapped while heading for third, and Don Lock, right, who had advanced to second, starts successful race back to first as Yankees third baseman Clete Boyer waits in vain for relay. Lock had singled, driving in a run, to start the wild run-down play. New York won the game 4-1.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Wrong-Way Traffic--Washington Senators are moving on the base paths--but in the wrong direction during third inning of last night's game in New York with the Yankees. Chuck Hinton, left, scurries back to second, after being trapped while heading for third, and Don Lock, right, who had advanced to second, starts successful race back to first as Yankees third baseman Clete Boyer waits in vain for relay. Lock had singled, driving in a run, to start the wild run-down play. New York won the game 4-1.
Associated Press · [ca. August 1964]
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[Information from item housing] Baseball: Action: 1960 - 64
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