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In 1930 and 1931, Hod Lisenbee got in pretty full seasons for the Red Sox. Whatever weak arm he had had in 1929 healed up enough that the Red Sox let him throw the first 12 innings of a 15-inning Patriots Day game for his first start of the season. Boston beat the Yankees in both ends of an April 19th doubleheader, giving manager Heinie Wagnera bit of hope. But it was a hot-and-cold season for Hod, who appeared in 37 games ...
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