1941 MLB season

A final score from May 22, 1941 shows the St. Louis Cardinals defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers 7-6 in a regular season MLB game. The archived Gameday box score offers a snapshot of baseball from the wartime era, when the Cardinals were among the National League's dominant teams. Fans of baseball history are revisiting the classic matchup.

A box score from June 22, 1941 shows the New York Yankees defeating the Detroit Tigers 5-4. The date falls during Joe DiMaggio's famous 56-game hitting streak, one of baseball's most celebrated records, which is drawing renewed attention to old Yankees-Tigers scores from that summer.

A Major League Baseball score from September 14, 1941 shows the Cleveland Indians defeating the New York Yankees 5-2. The result comes from the height of the Yankees' dominant wartime-era run, a season in which the club won the pennant. The matchup between two of baseball's most storied franchises continues to draw attention from fans browsing historical MLB results and archival game data.

MLB.com's archive shows the Boston Red Sox defeating the Cubans 8-1 on April 27, 1941, a spring exhibition matchup played during the Red Sox's barnstorming preparations. The lopsided score reflects Boston's strength heading into what became its celebrated 1941 season, and the archived result is drawing fresh attention among baseball history enthusiasts.

A box score from August 31, 1941 shows the Philadelphia Phillies defeating the Boston Braves 8-5 in a regular season game played more than 80 years ago. The final score has drawn renewed attention among baseball fans interested in historic results, with the Phillies taking the win at home during the 1941 season.

A final score from August 31, 1941 has resurfaced, showing the Braves defeating the Phillies 8-3. The result comes from Major League Baseball's historical records of that season, when the Braves were still based in Boston. Fans of baseball history are revisiting the old box score and the era's standings.

A final score from July 20, 1941 is drawing attention: the Boston Red Sox lost 6-1 to a team listed as the Stars. The date falls in the middle of the Red Sox' famous 1941 season, when Ted Williams batted over .400, which is likely why the old box score is resurfacing now.

A recap of a Major League Baseball game from August 24, 1941 shows the Pittsburgh Pirates defeating the Boston Braves 7-3. The final score appears in MLB's historical Gameday archive, which logs results from past seasons. The item has drawn attention as fans revisit classic games and historical records from the league's archive.

MLB.com lists a Gameday final score from September 6, 1941, showing the Philadelphia Phillies beating the Boston Braves 4-3. The entry simply records a regular-season result from more than eight decades ago, when the Braves were still based in Boston. No further details, box score highlights or reaction accompany the listing.

Major League Baseball records show the St. Louis Browns defeated the Chicago White Sox 12-8 on August 31, 1941. The final score from that game, played more than 80 years ago, is being revisited through MLB's historical Gameday archive, which preserves box scores and results from past seasons of American League play.

The St. Louis Browns defeated the Chicago White Sox 5-2 in an American League game played on August 29, 1941, in St. Louis. The final score has surfaced on MLB's Gameday archive, which now carries box scores from historic seasons. Fans browsing the archive can revisit a matchup from the Browns' franchise era in St. Louis, decades before the team relocated and became the Baltimore Orioles.

Records show the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-3 on July 22, 1941, during the height of the 1941 baseball season. The box score comes from the era when Joe DiMaggio's record 56-game hitting streak dominated headlines. Fans are revisiting classic Major League Baseball scores from that season.