It was back to work for most Cleveland residents. The crowd of 52,240 of the day before shrank to less than 6,000 for the Monday game.
Despite Bob Feller on the mound, that twin bill setback might have hung heavy over the heads of the local fans.
Regardless, those in attendance would see a dandy. Sure, Feller won. He ran his record to 10-2 and pitched a complete game.
But the Yankees, nonetheless, took with them a feeling of accomplishment.
Seven hits—including two Tommy Heinrich homers—and four walks were worked by the Yanks in the 7-5 loss. Rapid Robert fanned ...
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