 I started the ball game in the third inning. We weren't allowed to pitch three innings those days. And in the third inning, I had two men out and Earl Averill came to the plate. And he hit a line drive back and hit me on the big toe and broke it. We got him out on the play, but then ten days later, I tried to pitch with a splint on my toe in Boston, Massachusetts against the Braves, and that's when I hurt my arm. Funny thing, Ron, I was 13 wins and one loss at the time. That happened in 1937. I never won another ball game the rest of the year.