Don Kolloway from the Chronology

Sep 24, 1950 - Mental lapses crush Tiger hopes. Due to heavy smoke from a Canadian forest fire‚ Detroit puts on the lights in a Sunday afternoon contest with the Indians. Cleveland's only score in 9 innings is pitcher Bob Lemon's HR in the 4th‚ as the match is tied 1-1 on Johnny Lipon's HR. Lemon opens the 10th with a triple‚ and 2 intentional walks follow. With the bases loaded and one out‚ C Aaron Robinson thinks he has a shot at a DP by just stepping on home. Because of the haze‚ he did not see 1B Don Kolloway remove the force after fielding the ball hit by slugger Luke Easter‚ and the Indians win 2-1.

Sep 22, 1950 - In the top of the 9th in Cleveland‚ Detroit's Don Kolloway cracks a 2-run HR off Bob Feller to tie the game at 3-3. In the bottom of the inning‚ Joe Gordon takes Hal Newhouser downtown to hand the Tigers a heartbreaking 4-3 loss. The loss pushes the Bengals back into 2nd place. Feller now stands 8-2 against the Tiger ace stretching back to 1940. The two will face off once more in a no-decision contest in 1952. In the nitecap‚ Mike Garcia drops the Bengals another game back with an 10-2 victory‚ while New York is shutting out the Red Sox‚ 8-0. Cleveland is the only team that holds a winning edge over Detroit this year (13-9).

Aug 5, 1942 - White Sox 1B Don Kolloway's 2-out steal of home in the 5th inning is the only run of the game against Tiger lefty Hal Newhouser. Sore-armed Thornton Lee is the winner. There are 7 games played today‚ and 5 end in shutouts.

Jun 28, 1941 - White Sox rookie Don Kolloway does it all. He steals 4 bases‚ including a record-tying 2nd‚ 3rd‚ and home in the 9th‚ and hits 2 HRs and a single in a 6-4 win over the Indians. He came into the game hitting .168.