1950 Fenway Park Illustrated Baseball Drawing Featuring Historic Moments
The page from the 1950 Hall of Fame Cartoons Major League Ballparks publication features an illustrated drawing of Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Key locations within the ballpark are highlighted, showcasing several historical moments and notable players related to the venue. The text references Duffy's Cliff, a prominent feature made famous by player Duffy Lewis, and the iconic Green Monster left field wall. Significant events noted include the first Fenway homer hit by Babe Bradley in 1912, along with Ted Williams' memorable home run that disrupted a spectator's straw hat. The illustration also mentions players such as Joe Cronin, who turned a peculiar play into a triple play, and legends like Ty Cobb and Walter Johnson, with the latter recognized for pitching his only no-hitter here.