June 1st - June 7th
June 1st
1891 - Former Yankees C Hank Severeid (1926) was born. On July 22, 1926, Hank was selected off waivers by the Yankees from the Senators. He hit .268 in 41 games.
1914 - Yankees purchased OF Charles Meara (1914) from Reading for cash. Charles went 2 for 7 for the Yankees before being released.
1915 - Former Yankees OF Art Metheny (1943-46) was born. Art hit .247 in 376 games for the Yankees.
1918 - Losing 5 - 4 against the Yankees, the White Sox loaded the bases in the 9th inning with no outs. Chick Gandil lined a shot to 3rd baseman Frank Baker, who turned it into a game ending triple play.
1925 - Yankees rookie Lou Gehrig pinch-hit for shortstop Pee Wee Wanninger, beginning his streak of playing in 2,130 consecutive MLB games. The next day, 1st baseman Wally Pipp showed up with a headache, Lou Gehrig took over at 1B.
1931 - Former Yankees P Marshall Bridges (1962-63) was born (1931-1990). Marshall was obtained from the Reds in 1961 for C Jesse Gonder. He went 10-4 in 75 games with 19 saves before being purchased by the Senators in the fall of 1963.
1932 - Former Yankees OF Louis “The Nervous Greek” Skizas (1956) was born. Lou appeared in only 6 games with the Yankees, just hitting .167, before being sent to the A’s on June 15, 1957 in the Billy Martin trade.
1933 - Former Yankees INF Jerry Lumpe (1956-59) was born. Jerry Lumpe was one of many young Yankee infielders, who couldn’t break into the regular Yankee starting infield lineup of Manager Casey Stengel. He did appear in the 1957-58 World Series against the Braves. Jerry was blocked by Bobby Richardson at 2nd base. He was one of the young players along with Norm Siebern, Marv Thronberry, who were openly criticized by Casey Stengel in the media, as he stopped being a supporter of the Yankee youth movement, relying on veteran players instead. Casey on Lumpe to the media “Jerry Lumpe looks like the best hitter in the world until you put him in the lineup.” Also Jerry also had some contract money problems dealing with General Manager George Weiss, which Jerry commented “They really know how to make you feel not wanted.” Mickey Mantle helped him out one season by loaning him free use of his house in New Jersey for the season.
On May 26, 1959, Jerry has able to leave the Yankees, when he was traded along with pitchers Johnny Kucks and Tom Sturdivant to the Kansas City Athletics for pitcher Ralph Terry and INF/OF Hector Lopez. With the A’s, he became their regular 2nd baseman. His best MLB season would be with the Tigers in 1962, hitting. 302. He would later become a coach for the A’s, when Reggie, Rudi and others teased about his MLB career, Jerry just showed them his 1956 Yankees World Championship ring and the joking immediately stopped.
1934 - Yankees released veteran P George Uhle (1933-34). George came to the Yankees at the end of his long MLB career. He appeared in 22 games going 8-5 before finishing out his MLB career with the Indians in 1936.
1935 - In a rare display of solo HR’s, the Yankees hit 6-solo HR’s against the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium in a 7-2 victory. Yankee HR sluggers were Bill Dickey (2), while Frank Crosetti, Ben Chapman, George Selkirk and Red Rolfe. The two Red Sox runs were scored on a 2-run HR by Mel Almeda in the 8th inning.
1936 - The Yankees score 7 runs in the bottom of the 1st inning, but wind up on the short end of 11-9 score, against the White Sox at Yankee Stadium.
1938 - Former Yankees player, coach, Manager, General Manager and Special Advisor Gene “Stick” Michael (Player 1968-73, Coach 1975-78, Manager 1981-82). Gene was obtained in the fall of 1967 from the Dodgers for cash. He would hit .272 in 1969. He remained the Yankees shortstop through the 1973 AL season. In 1974, he was sharing the shortstop position with Jim Mason. Gene was traded to the Tigers in 1975. His favorite trick as a Yankee shortstop was known as the hidden ball trick, which caught quite a few AL base runners. After his active playing days were over, he rejoined the Yankees organization as coach and managed in their farm system. Currently Gene is a special advisor to the Yankees front office.
1940 - Former Yankees INF Horace Clarke (1965-1973) was born. Horace was signed as a free agent by the Yankees in 1958. Sadly he has been mislabeled by the media as a symbol of failure during the Yankee decline years (1965-1975). Fellow Yankee teammate Bobby Murcer describes him as “A 100% player. He wanted to play every day.” Horace led the AL 2B in assists for 6 straight seasons (1967-1972). In 1967, he led the AL 2B in fielding. Horace led the AL in bats in 1969 and 1970 seasons. His best Yankees season was in 1969, when he hit .285. Although, he only hit 27 HR’s in his MLB career, his first two HR’s were Grand Slams. During the 1970 season, he ruined 3 no-hit game bids in one month by pitchers Joe Niekro, Sonny Siebert and Jim Rooker. As Yankee, Horace appeared in 1,820 games from 1965 to 1974. He finished his MLB career in 1974 with the Padres with a lifetime BA of .256
2001 - At Yankee Stadium, Indians defeated Yankees, just in 5 ½ innings, when the game was called because of rain with Cleveland ahead, 7- 2. In a rarity, Cleveland starter C.C. Sabathia earned a win despite pitching only 4 innings. Relief pitcher Ricardo Rincón got the save retiring the side in the 5th inning. The baseball rules state that in a five-inning game, a starter need not go the full five to earn a victory. Baseball historian David W. Smith noted that there are just 5 other cases since 1978 to match the Sabathia feat.
2003 - Former Yankees OF/INF Johnny Hopp (1950-1952) passed away (1916-2003). John was purchased from the Pirates in September 1950; Johnny hit .333 down the stretch to help the Yankees. In 1952, he started off poorly and was sold to the Tigers; Johnny retired from MLB at the end of the 1952 AL season.
June 2nd
1915 - At the Polo Grounds, Babe Ruth and the well-traveled Red Sox beat the Yankees, by a score of 7-1. It was the last stop on a 29-day road trip for the Red Sox. Ruth allowed 5 hits and hits his 2nd MLB career HR, a 3-run shot off of starter Jack Warhop in the 2nd inning. After his homer, Ruth received 2 intentional walks. He ended up kicking the bench and breaking his toe, sidelining him for 2 weeks.
1925 - The Yankees 21-year-old rookie Lou Gehrig started a game for the Yankees, when regular 1B Wally Pipp was hit in the head during batting practice and complained of a headache to Yankees Manager Miller Huggins. Rookie 1B Lou Gehrig collected 3 hits in 5 at-bats, helping the Yankees to an 8-5 victory over the Senators. Lou Gehrig will go on to play in a MLB record of 2,130 consecutive games. Pipp would never start another game at 1st base for the Yankees. Wally would be sold to the Reds after the 1925 AL season. He gave the Yankees 10 strong seasons (1915-1925) after being obtained from the Tigers.
1926 - Former Yankees INF and long time Yankee Minor League Manager Frank Verdi (1953) was born. Frank Verdi made his only MLB appearance in a game against the Red Sox on May 10, 1953. He entered the game playing shortstop in the bottom of the 6th inning. With 2 outs and the bases loaded in the top of the 7th inning, the Yankees were up 5 to 3. Red Sox P Ken Holcombe entered the game to relieve Ellis Kinder; Yankees Manager Casey Stengel replaced Verdi with Bill Renna. Verdi never appeared in a MLB game again. After his playing career was over, he became a Minor League Manager. He was with the Yankees organization from 1963 to 1972. He returned to the Yankees farm system to manage the Columbus Clippers in 1981-82. He won the IL Championship with the Clippers in 1981.
1941 - Former Yankees All Star 1st baseman Lou Gehrig died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 37 in New York. From that time on, the illness was known primarily as Lou Gehrig's Disease. Gehrig had seen his MLB record of 2,130 consecutive games end in 1939 because of the disease. It was on this day exactly 16 years ago he broke into the Yankees starting line-up.
1958 - All Star starter Whitey Ford of the Yankees struck out 6 in a row to tie an AL record as he shut out the White Sox, by a score of 3-0. Meanwhile White Sox starter Jim Wilson allowed just 6 hits, but 3 of them were HRs by Hank Bauer (2) and Mickey Mantle (1). On a botched hit-and-run attempt, Luis Aparicio was thrown out at 2nd base, ending his streak of 26 consecutive stolen bases.
1967 - Former Yankees P Mike Stanton (1997-2002, 2005) was born. Mike went 30-12 in 428 games with 12 saves. He was one of the bullpen bridges to Closer Mo Rivera from 1997-2002.
1993 - Former Yankees HOF 1B/PH Johnny “Big Cat” Mize (1949-1953) passed away (1916 - 1993). Johnny finished his MLB career with a lifetime BA of .312. He hit 356 MLB career HR’s. He had the 8th best slugging percentage in MLB history .562. Johnny had 9 consecutive .300 plus seasons. He was one of the greatest pinch hitters in MLB history, including 3 AL league leading seasons with the Yankees, finishing with a lifetime mark of .283.
2001 - Former Yankees OF Gene Woodling (1949-1954) passed away (1922-2001). Gene was purchased from the San Francisco Seals (PCL) in 1948. He would hit the following during his Yankee career starting in 1949, .270, .283, .281, .309, .306, before dropping off to .250 in 1954. Yankees Manager Casey Stengel would often platoon Gene Woodling and Hank Bauer in OF. The Yankees sent him to the Orioles in the big 17-man trade in the winter of 1954, thinking he was washed up at the age of 31. But he wasn’t, Gene would go on to hit .300 three times in the AL. Gene would finish up his MLB playing career with Casey Stengel and the Mets in 1962. After being released in March of 1963, he became a 1B coach for the Mets.
2005 - The Yankees were swept by the team with the worst record in MLB Kansas City (16-37), falling 5-2 to the Royals for their first 5-game losing streak in more than 2 years. Kansas City pitchers allowed just 6 runs in the series. It was the 3rd time in their storied history the Yankees had been swept in 3 games by the team with the worst record in MLB. The other times were in 2000, by the Tigers, and 1937 by the Athletics. The Royals had gone 78 series without sweeping anyone, the longest drought in the MLB since the Phillies went 79 series without a sweep from 1996-97.
June 3rd
1929 - The Yankees released 1B George “Tioga” Burns (1928-29). George played briefly with the Yanks in 1928, before finishing his long MLB career with the A’s in 1929.
1932 - Lou Gehrig hits 4 consecutive HRs in a game and narrowly missed a 5th HR, Yankees teammate Tony Lazzeri hits for the cycle as the Yankees beat the Athletics by a score of 20 -13. The Yankees set a MLB record for total bases with 50 and both teams set a still-standing record for extra bases with 41.
1933 - After giving up 11 runs to the A’s in the 2nd inning, the Yankees rebound in the 5th inning with 10 runs, as they out slug the A’s by a score of 17-11. In the 8th inning, Babe Ruth will cap off the Yankees comeback with a 3-run HR.
1968 - The Yankees turn their 21st triple play in their team’s history, but they still lose to the Twins by a score of 4-3. With the bases loaded and the go-ahead run already across the plate, Yankees pitcher Dooley Womack catches a lined shot by Twins catcher Johnny Roseboro, who threw to Bobby Cox at 3rd base and then watched in awe as when Cox’s throw to Mickey Mantle at 1st base was in time to complete the triple- play.
1971 - Former Yankees OF minor leaguer Carl Everett was born. Carl was drafted by the Marlins from the Yankees in 1992 MLB expansion player draft. He was a former No. 1 round free agent draft pick by the Yankees in 1990. Carl was label as a troublemaker in the Yankees farm system and was left unprotected by the Yankees in the expansion team player draft.
1972 - The Yankees score 8 runs in the 13th inning, 6 of which scored on 3-run HR by Thurman Munson and Bobby Mercer to down the White Sox by a score of 18-10. Bobby Mercer had 4 hits, scored 5 runs and 3 runs battered in. There was one other unusual happening; Yankee reliever Sparky Lyle actually hit a double.
2003 - Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter is named the 11th team captain in club’s history.
June 4th
1885 - Former Yankees INF Bobby Vaughn (1909) was born. Bobby played in 5 games for the Yankees in 1909, just hitting .143.
1889 - Former Yankees INF/OF Leo “Lee” Magee (1916-17) was born. Lee hit .238 in 182 games with the Yankees.
1928 - Former Yankees back-up INF Billy Hunter (1955-56) was born. Billy was acquired from the Orioles in the big 17-man trade of December 1954. He was a back up infielder for the Yankees. In February of 1957, he was traded to the A’s in the Bobby Shantz trade. In 1977-78, Billy was the manager of the Rangers finishing 2nd place in AL West twice.
1933 - Yankees starting P Johnny Allen’s no-hit bid is spoiled in the 1st inning on Ed Coleman’s single. Allen will not allow another hit, as he wins by a score of
6-0 against the A’s.
1939 - Former Yankees INF Phil “SuperSub” Linz (1962-1965) was born. Phil was signed by the Yankees in 1958 as a free agent. He made the team in 1962, along other Yankee rookies who were known as the Amarillo Gang (Joe Pepitone, Linz and Jim Bouton). Phil was beaten out for the starting shortstop job in 1962 by Tom Tresh. Tony Kubek was away from the Yankees for Army reserve active duty. Phil became the Yankees utility man, he could play the OF and INF. Phil is most known for the 1964 harmonica incident on the team bus in Chicago with Manager Yogi Berra following a tough Yankee loss. The bus incident sparked the Yankees to regain the AL championship. With the retirement of Tony Kubek at the end of the 1965 season due to back injuries. The Yankees GM Ralph Houk traded Phil on November 29, 1965, to the Phillies for Ruben Amaro Sr.. The Yankees should have kept Linz because Amaro was a complete disaster for the Yankees including a collision with Tom Tresh in the outfield that ruined Tresh’s knees and MLB career.
1957 - Yankees Current 1st base Coach Tony Pena (2006-07) was born.
1977 - Reggie Jackson hits a pair of run-scoring doubles to highlight a 7 run 2nd inning in Yankees 8-6 over the White Sox. Yankees starter Don Gullet was the winner, while Yankees closer Sparky Lyle notched his 10th save of the 1977 AL season.
2007 - Former Yankees 3rd Baseman and Coach Clete Boyer (1959-1966) passed away (1937-2007). Clete Boyer took over the regular 3B job from Hector Lopez in 1960; he would become one of finest 3B to play for the Yankees from 1960-66. He was over shadowed by the Orioles All Star 3B Brooks Robinson. Clete appeared in 5 World Series with the Yankees (1960-1964). In the winter of 1966, he was traded by the Yankees to the Braves for rookie OF Bill Robinson. The 3B position would not be solid again until the arrival of Graig Nettles in 1972 from the Indians. Clete passed away in 2007. He was the younger brother of MLB player’s Ken and Cloyd Boyer.
June 5th
1874 - Former Yankees P Jack “Happy Jack” Chesbro (1903-1909) was born. Jack Chesbro holds the MLB and Yankees team record for most wins in a season with 41 wins (1904). From 1903-1909, Jack won 129 games as a Yankee, in 269 games with 169 complete games, 1,953 innings, a .577 WP, with a 2.58 ERA, with 16 shutouts and 913 strikeouts.
1878 - Former Yankees C Fred Mitchell (1910) was born.
1891 - Former Yankees C/1B James ‘Truck” Hannah (1918-20) was born. Truck hit .235 in 244 games with the Yankees.
1926 - The Indians add insult to injury by turning a triple play against the Yankees in 15-3 win.
1932 - Yankees obtained P Dan MacFayden from the Red Sox for pitchers Ivy Andrews and Henry Johnson and $50,000. Dan went 14-11 in 62 games for the Yankees (1932-1935).
1936 - Lou Gehrig plays in his 1,700th consecutive MLB game, as the Yankees beat the Indians, by a score of
4 -3.
1941 - Former Yankees C/DH Duane “Duke” Sims (1973-74) was born. Duke hit the last Yankee HR at the original Yankee Stadium in 1973.
1958 - At Yankee Stadium, New York routs White Sox starter Early Wynn for a 12-5 victory. In the 3rd inning, Mickey Mantle legs out his 3rd inside-the-park HR in a month.
1963 - At Baltimore's Memorial Stadium, Mickey Mantle fractures a bone in his left foot and suffers ligament and cartilage damage to the left knee running into the chain link fence chasing down a Brooks Robinson drive. Mantle will be out for 61 games. Whitey Ford beats Milt Pappas and the Orioles, by a score of 4-3, as the Yankees return to 1st place. Roger Maris would take over the CF position while Mantle is on the DL.
1977 - Carlos May, Bucky Dent, Thurman Munson, Reggie Jackson, Craig Nettles and rookie George Zeber each hit a HR during the Yankees 8-6 win over the White Sox. The 6 home runs were the most the Yankees hit in one game in 3 years. Zeber’s home run shot was the game winner.
2006 - New York’s Jason Giambi and Andy Phillips each hit a 3-run HR in a 7-run 2nd inning, as the host Yankees roughed up old nemesis Josh Beckett in a 13- 5 rout of the Red Sox. New York had 11 hits for its 12th consecutive game with at least 10, breaking the franchise record of 11 straight games set in May 1937.
June 6th
1887 - Former Yankees INF/OF Delmar “Del” Paddock (1912) was born. Del hit .288 in 46 games with the Yankees in 1912.
1907 - Former Yankees HOF Catcher, Coach and Manager Bill Dickey (1928-1946) was born (1907-1993). Bill was the first great Yankees catcher. He was a tough as nails player. Bill had a lifetime BA of .313 for the Yanks. He hit .300, or better 10 times during his 13 years as player. His best season was in 1936, when he hit .362. Bill topped the 100 RBI’s mark for 4 years (1936-39.) He was AL All Star catcher (1933-1943, 1946.) Bill led the AL in fielding as a catcher (1931, 35, 37, 39, 41.) During the 1946 season, he managed the Yankees (57-48) after longtime Manager Joe McCarthy had resigned. He served as a coach for Yankee Manager’s Bucky Harris and Casey Stengel. HOF Yogi Berra credits Bill with teaching him the fundamentals of catching. He also taught Elston Howard and Johnny Blanchard in the 1950’s as well. Later he would come to the Yankees spring training camp as a special advisor and work with the team’s organizational catchers.
1913 - The Yankees were defeated for the 13th consecutive time in the 2 -1 loss to the Naps (Indians).
1931 - The Yankees turn a triple play, but lose to the Indians by a score of 7-5.
1934 - Myril Hoag hit a MLB record of 6 singles in the Yankees' 15-3 rout of the Red Sox.
1937 - Red Ruffing’s pinch-hit HR leads the Yankees to a 6-5 win over the Tigers. Ruffing, who was the ace pitcher on Yankee pitching staff, was also a dangerous hitter and frequently got the call by Manager Joe McCarthy, when the Yankees need an extra bat off the bench. He hit .269 lifetime, including .254 as a pinch hitter (58 pinch hits in 228 pinch hit bats.) Ruffing, also hit 36 MLB career HRs.
1944 - All MLB games were canceled as the country's focus is turned toward Europe, while allied forces invade occupied France (D-Day).
1949 - Former Yankees C Jim Deidel (1974) was born. Jim was drafted by the Yankees in the 15th round of the 1967 amateur player draft. He appeared in only 2 games for the team during the 1974 AL season.
1954 - Former Yankees OF/1B Dave Bergman (1975, 1977) was born. Dave was drafted by the Yankees in the 2nd round of the 1974 amateur player draft. The Yankees would send Dave to the Houston as part of 3 minor league players involved in the Cliff Johnson trade on June 15, 1977.
1965 - In the 2nd game of a doubleheader, Yankees switch-hitter Tom Tresh connected for 3 consecutive HRs in the 12-0 rout of the White Sox. Tresh hit his 1st HR right-handed off of starter Juan Pizarro in the 1st inning, then went to the other side of the plate and hit 2 HRs against reliever Bruce Howard in the 3rd and 5th innings. The Yankees won the 1st game of the doubleheader by a score of 6-1.
1965 - The Yankees claimed shortstop Bill Betha on waivers from the Twins. He never plays for the Yankees at the MLB Level.
1972 - The Yankees obtained P Wade Blasingame from the Astros for a player to be named later. Wade’s claim to fame as Yankee was during a start against the Tigers, when he walked the 1st batter and then surrendered 3 consecutive HR’s, with the last HR being a shot over the roof in left center field at Tiger Stadium.
1977 - Veteran Yankeees starter Catfish Hunter comes off the DL and pitches a 6-hit, complete game win over the Rangers 9-2. Reggie Jackson hits his 10th and 11th HR’s of the 1977 AL season.
1990 - Longtime Yankees minor league system manager Stump Merrill replaces Bucky Dent as the Yankees manager. The Yankees are in 7th place in the AL East with a dismal 18-31 record. Bucky Dent’s Yankees Managing career record was 36-53 (1989-90).
June 7th
1900 - Former Yankees P Ed Wells (1929-32) was born. On August 28, 1928, Ed was purchased by the Yankees from the Birmingham (Southern Association). Ed went 37-20 in 107 games for the Yankees. On April 14, 1933, he was purchased by the Browns from the Yankees.
1911 - Former Yankees P Ralph “Buck” Buxton (1949) was born. Buck went 0-1 in 14 games with 2 saves for the Yankees in 1949.
1913 - At the Polo Grounds, the Highlanders finally win one game, 3 -2, over the White Sox. The Yankees end their 13–game winless streak (12 loses, 1 tie.) It was the club’s longest winless streak ever. The Yankees are now 10-34.
1927 - At Yankee Stadium, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig hit back-to-back HR’s in the 4th inning, off of P Tommy Thomas, to beat the White Sox 4 -1, increasing the Yankees' lead over Chicago to 2 games. Pat Collins also HRs for the Yankees, while Bud Clancy matches for the White Sox.
1936 - A HR by George Selkirk in the 16th inning gives Red Ruffing and the Yankees, a 5-4 win over Indians P Oral Hildebrand. Ruffing has 3 hits, including a HR. In creditably, there are no strikeouts in the long game.
1939 - In his 1st at bat since April 29th, Joe DiMaggio hit a triple to pace the Yankees to a 5-2 victory over the White Sox at Comiskey Park.
1947 - Former AL MVP and All Star Yankees Catcher and Captain Thurman Munson (1969 - 1979) was born. Thurman was drafted by the New York Yankees in the 1st round (4th pick) of the 1968 amateur player draft. Munson was a graduate of Kent State University. Munson, who died in aircraft crash in August of 1979, finished his Yankee career with a lifetime BA of .292. He was named the 1970 AL Rookie of Year. In 1976, he won the AL MVP award. He was named Yankee captain. He was an AL All Star catcher in 1971, 1973-78. He won AL Golden Glove as a catcher 1973-75. Truman was a modern day version of Bill Dickey. His World Series lifetime BA was .373 and AL Playoffs series BA was .339.
1967 - The last-place Yankees have the 1st pick in the free-agent player draft and use it to take Ron Blomberg. Ron “Boomer” Blomberg will become the 1st designated hitter in MLB history.
1971 - Yankees obtained OF Danny Walton from the Brewers for INF/OF Frank Tepedino and OF Bobby Mitchell. Walton never turned out to be the power hitter the Yankees were hoping for. He would be traded to the Twins for reserve catcher Rick Dempsey in the fall of 1972.
1973 - In two separate player transactions; Yankees purchased P “Sudden Sam” McDowell from the Giants for $100,000. Then they obtained starting P Pat Dobson from Braves for 1B Wayne Nordhagen, OF Frank Tepedino, Pitchers David Cheadle and Alan Coster. Former AL All Star hurler Sam McDowell was still with batting serious drinking problems, he was a major disappointment with the Yankees. Meanwhile, Pat Dobson went 9-8 in 1973; he then went 19-15 in 1974, before fading in 1975, before being traded in November to White Sox for OF Oscar Gamble. The players sent to the Braves did nothing as MLB players.
1982 - In the 1982 free agent player draft, the Yankees select 2-sport star Bo Jackson in the 2nd round, but he opts for Auburn College to play football instead; later he will sign the Royals in 1986.
1990 - At Fenway Park, two Red Sox pitchers, starter Greg Harris and closer Jeff Reardon combine to hurl a 1-hitter, beating the Yankees by a score of 3-0.
1998 - Yankees starter David Cone strikes out 14 batters, as he hurls a 2-hitter to lead the Yankees, to a 4 -1 decision over the Marlins.
1998 - Former Yankees P Tom Buskey (1973-74) passed away in Harrisburg, PA from injuries involving an auto accident (1947-1998). Tom was signed by the Yankees as an amateur free agent in 1969. His pitching record with the Yankees was 0-2 in 12 games with 2 saves. Tom was a short relief man who was traded by the Yankees to the Indians in the Chris Chambliss trade during the 1974 AL season.
(As always I'd like to thank Fw57Clipper51 for his great contribution.)
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