1991PS-1991 Pittsburgh Pirates at 1991 Chicago Cubs

Pittsburgh Pirates 7 (5-1)
Chicago Cubs 3 (1-5)

In the final game of the series, Chicago came out early, but wasn’t able to sustain it and were swept in 3 games. Ryne Sandberg gave the Cubs a 1^st inning lead with a 2 run blast to start the festivities. In the 4^th however, the Pirates came alive and singles by Van Slyke, Bonds, and King along with a double by LaValliere put Pittsburgh back on top with a 3-2 score. A pair of back to back trips from Gary Redus and Jay Bell to lead off the 5^th tacked on another insurance run for the Bucs before back to back homers in the 7^th by Van Slyke and Bobby Bonilla all but assured victory despite the Cubs snagging a solo home run from Luis Salazar in the 8^th who came into the game for an injured Mark Grace. There were plenty of heroes in the game offensively, but Pittsburgh starter Zane Smith gets the game ball with a win on 8.1 innings pitched with 3 earned runs, and 4 strikeouts. Pittsburgh completes their first road trip and first series sweep with 7 runs on 12 hits without an error. The Cubbies fall with 3 runs on 7 hits and an error.

Game Notes

Date Played: 5 Nov 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 23 minutes
2B: Doug Dascenzo (2), Bobby Bonilla, Don Slaught
3B: Gary Redus, Jay Bell
HR: Andy Van Slyke, Bobby Bonilla, Ryne Sandberg, Luis Salazar
TB: Bobby Bonilla (6), Andy Van Slyke (5), Gary Redus (3), Jay Bell (3), Jeff King (2), Don Slaught (3), Barry Bonds, Gary Varsho
SH: Jay Bell
SF: Bobby Bonilla
IBB: None
HBP: Jay Bell, Andy Van Slyke
With RISP: Pittsburgh 4-8, Chicago 1-3
GIDP: Jose Lind, Jeff King, Andre Dawson
RBI: Andy Van Slyke (2), Ryne Sandberg (2), Jay Bell, Bobby Bonilla, Barry Bonds, Don Slaught, Jeff King, Luis Salazar
R: Gary Redus (2), Andy Van Slyke (2), Bobby Bonilla, Barry Bonds, Don Slaught, Doug Dascenzo, Ryne Sandberg, Luis Salazar
Team LOB: Pittsburgh-6, Chicago-5
E: Ryne Sandberg
DP: Jackson-Sandberg-Grace, Scott-Sandberg-Grace, King-Lind-Redus)
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Zane Smith
Loss: Danny Jackson
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: Danny Jackson, Dave Smith
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None

Additional Notes: Mark Grace was injured in a play going to first in the 7^th inning and Damon Berryhill had to leave the game after being hit by a foul tip in the 9^th. The original game took place on 13 Apr 1991 on a Sunday in front of 25,994. The Pirates lost 6-4.

1991PS-1991 Pittsburgh Pirates at 1991 Chicago Cubs

Pittsburgh Pirates 9 (4-1)
Chicago Cubs 3 (1-4)

The Buccos had the Cubs number this game. It started out in the top of the first when Andy Van Slyke went yard for the first of two times on the day, and the Pirates added two more runs in the 2nd with RBI’s from Jose Lind and Orlando Merced. Chicago made it interesting when Andre Dawson crushed a 2-0 fastball in the 3^rd for a tying 3 run homer, but for the rest of the game the Cubs could muster no more. Barry Bonds hit a 2 run shot in the 5^th and Van Slyke had his second deep ball of the game in the 8^th for 3 of the innings 4 runs. For his 2 homer, 4 RBI, 3 run game, Van Slyke takes the player of the game honors as Pittsburgh steamrolled the Cubs with 9 runs on 14 hits and no errors. Chicago managed 3 runs on 8 hits without any errors as well.

Game Notes

Date Played: 5 Nov 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 27 minutes
2B: Mike LaVaillere (2), Andy Van Slyke, Damon Berryhill
3B: None
HR: Andy Van Slyke (2), Barry Bonds, Andre Dawson
TB: Andy Van Slyke (10), Andre Dawson (6), Mike LaValliere (5), Barry Bonds (4), Orlando Merced (2), Doug Dascenzo (2), Mark Grace (2), Damon Berryhill (2), Bobby Bonilla, Jeff King, Jose Lind, Doug Drabek
SH: None
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: Gary Scott
With RISP: Pittsburgh 5-8, Chicago 1-6
GIDP: George Bell, Barry Bonds, Jeff King, Damon Berryhill
RBI: Andy Van Slyke (4), Andre Dawson (3), Barry Bonds (2), Jose Lind (2), Orlando Merced
R: Andy Van Slyke (3), Mike LaValliere (2), Orlando Merced, Barry Bonds, Jeff King, Jose Lind, Ryne Sandberg, Mark Grace, Andre Dawson
Team LOB: Pittsburgh-7, Chicago-6
E: None
DP: Bell-Lind Merced (2), Scott-Sandberg-Grace, Dunston-Sandberg-Grace
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Doug Drabek
Loss: Mike Bielecki
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: Doug Drabek
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None

Additional Notes: The original game took place on 13 Apr 1991 on a Saturday in front of 23,838. The Cubs won 7-3.

ST-1997 Florida Marlins at 1999 Arizona Diamondbacks

1997 Florida Marlins 0
1999 Arizona Diamondbacks 2

A Spring Training absolute pitching masterpiece by both teams as both combined for no earned runs, complete games pitched, and 24 strikeouts between them. The D-backs grabbed their first run thanks to an error by Bobby Bonilla in the bottom of the second that put Matt Williams on base. He was driven home two batters later by an Andy Fox single to left. In the 7th another error on Bonilla allowed Tony Womack to score giving Arizona a 2 run lead. Florida had a pair of chances to get back into the game when Gary Sheffield had runners on first and third in the 7th inning only to ground out to short, and a one out triple from Moises Alou in the top of the 9th was followed by two strikeouts to end the affair. Both pitchers were superb, but Randy Johnson gets the game ball throwing 13 strikeouts while only allowing 2 walks and no earned runs. Florida drops a heartbreaking pitcher duel with no runs on 4 hits and 3 errors that ultimately cost them the game. Arizona takes the victory with 2 runs on 4 hits and no errors.

Game Notes

Date Played: 23 Oct 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 20 Minutes
2B: Steve Finley
3B: Moises Alou
HR: None
TB: Steve Finley (4), Moises Alou (3), Edgar Renteria, Jeff Conine, Devon White, Tony Womack, Andy Fox
SH: Kevin Brown (2),
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Florida 0 for 4, Arizona 2 for 9
GIDP: Bobby Bonilla
RBI: Jay Bell, Andy Fox
R: Tony Womack, Matt Williams
Team LOB: Florida-6, Arizona-11
E: Bobby Bonilla (2), Edgar Renteria, Andy Fox
DP: Johnson-Bell-Lee
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Tony Womack
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Randy Johnson
Loss: Kevin Brown
Save: None
Balks: Kevin Brown
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additional Notes: Five Star Game.

1991PS-1991 Pittsburgh Pirates at 1991 Chicago Cubs

Pittsburgh Pirates 2 (3-1)
Chicago Cubs 1 (1-3)

In their first game of on the season on the road, the Pirates very nearly ended the game in defeat, but some timely pinch hitting in the final frame gave them a hard fought victory. Both pitchers threw great games as neither team was able to score a single run in the first six frames before the Cubbies got on the board in the bottom of the 7^th inning with a leadoff home run from Andre Dawson. The game remained with Chicago up by a single solitary run until the bottom of the 9^th when Pittsburgh went to their bench. After a lead off strikeout from Barry Bonds, Jeff King reached when Cubs shortstop Shawn Dunston bobbled an easily fielded ball. Don Slaught came into pinch hit for catcher Mike LaValliere and drove King to 3^rd with a single to left. Next pinch hitter Lloyd McClendon drove King home with a double. John Wehner then came in to pinch hit and, with a single to right, brought Don Slaught home across the plate to score the winning run. For his game winning single, John Wehner gets the game ball. Pittsburgh wins with 2 runs on 9 hits with no errors. The Cubs lose with a difficult error and 1 run on 8 hits.

Game Notes

Date Played: 23 Oct 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 25 minutes
2B: Orlando Merced, Lloyd McClendon
3B: None
HR: Andre Dawson
TB: Andre Dawson (4), Doug Dascenzo (3), Orland Merced (2), Lloyd McClendon (2), Gary Scott (2), Jay Bell, Andy Van Slyke, Barry Bonds, Mike LaValliere, Randy Tomlin, Don Slaught, John Wehner, Mark Grace, Rick Wilkins
SH: Rick Wilkins, Shawn Boskie
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Pittsburgh 2-8, Chicago 0-2
GIDP: Mark Grace, Andre Dawson
RBI: Lloyd McClendon, John Wehner, Andre Dawson
R: Don Slaught, Jeff King, Andre Dawson
Team LOB: Pittsburgh-10, Chicago-6
E: Shawn Dunston
DP: Tomlin-Lind-Merced, King-Lind-Merced
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Randy Tomlin
Loss: Shawn Boskie
Save: Bill Landrum
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None

Additional Notes: The original game took place on 12 Apr 1991 on a Friday in front of 8,704. The Pirates won 3-1.

1991PS-1991 Montreal Expos at 1991 Pittsburgh Pirates

Montreal Expos 3 (1-2)
Pittsburgh Pirates 7 (2-1)

The Pirates did not trail throughout the entire game and took their first series of the season two games to one. The Expos managed only a single decent inning where they scored on an Ivan Calderon 3 run shot in the 6^th while Pittsburgh started things off with a pair of homers in the first, a 2 runner from Jay Bell and a solo shot from Bonilla. Bobby Bo gave the Buccos another run from a single in 4^th to score Orlando Merced and hit another bomb in the 6^th scoring Andy Van Slyke after his tripled Bell to the plate. For the Pirates, John Smiley was stellar tossing a complete game in his first start of the year and only allowing four hits, but Bobby Bonilla is the player of the game with 3 hits on 4 at bats including a pair of homers with 4 RBI’s and scoring 2 himself. The Expos drop the last game of the series with 3 runs on 4 hits and no errors. Pittsburgh gathered 7 runs on 13 hits without an error.

Game Notes

Date Played: 22 Oct 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 29 minutes
2B: None
3B: Andy Van Slyke
HR: Bobby Bonilla (2), Jay Bell, Ivan Calderon
TB: Bobby Bonilla (9), Jay Bell (6), Ivan Calderon (4), Andy Van Slyke (4), Jeff King (2), Marquis Grissom, Tim Wallach, Dave Martinez, Orlando Merced, Mike LaValliere, Jose Lind
SH: Oil Can Boyd, Jay Bell, John Smiley
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Montreal 1-1, Pittsburgh 2-8
GIDP: Barry Bonds, Marquis Grissom
RBI: Bobby Bonilla (4), Ivan Calderon (3), Jay Bell (2), Andy Van Slyke
R: Marquis Grissom, Ivan Calderon, Spike Owen, Orlando Merced (2), Jay Bell (2), Bobby Bonilla (2), Andy Van Slyke
Team LOB: Montreal-2, Pittsburgh-10
E: None
DP: Owen-Deshields-Galarraga, Lind-Bell-Merced
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: Tim Wallach
Picked Off: None
Win: John Smiley
Loss: Oil Can Boyd
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additional Notes: The original game took place on 10 Apr 1991 on a Wednesday in front of 7,656. The Pirates snagged the victory 6-3 and took the series 2 games to 1.

RTUP-1921 New York Giants at 1929 Philadelphia Athletics Game 7

1921 New York Giants 4
1929 Philadelphia Athletics 2

Throughout the entire Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff the 1921 New York Giants were the underdog, but with Game 7 of the Championship in the books they stand atop as the greatest team of the 1920’s. New York roared out to a quick 2 run lead with a pair of doubles in the first scoring a run, and a single and an error on the A’s in the second. In the bottom of the third the Athletics proved they weren’t ready to give up just yet as Mule Haas and Mickey Cochrane both scored on a single to right by Al Simmons. Tasting the championship within their grasp though, the Giants scrambled 2 runs in the 6th with singles from Meusel, Snyder, and Youngs. On his way to player of the game honors and series MVP, Giants hurler Jesse Barnes shut Philly down with a final perfect 4 innings to end the contest. The New York Giants take the series and the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Championship with 4 runs on 11 hits without and error while the A’s go home defeated on 2 runs with only 5 hits on 1 error.

Game Notes

Date Played: 18 Oct 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 26 minutes
2B: Johnnie Rawlings, George Kelly, Mule Haas
3B: Bing Miller
HR: None
TB: George Kelly (3), Bing Miller (3), Johnnie Rawlings (2), Irish Meusel (2), Jesse Barnes (2), Mule Haas (2), Frankie Frisch, Frank Snyder, Dave Bancroft, Ross Youngs, Mickey Cochrane, Al Simmons, Sam Boley
SH: Rube Walberg
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: New York 4 for 6, Philadelphia 2 for 7
GIDP: Sammy Hale, Frankie Frisch
RBI: Al Simmons (2), George Kelly, Dave Bancroft, Ross Youngs, Jesse Barnes
R: Johnnie Rawlings, Irish Meusel, Frank Snyder, Dave Bancroft, Mickey Cochrane, Mule Haas
Team LOB: New York-7, Philadelphia-6
E: Al Simmons
DP: Kelly-Bancroft, Cochrane-Boley-Foxx
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Dave Bancroft
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Jesse Barnes
Loss: Rube Walberg
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additional Notes: The 1921 New York Giants take the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff Championship 4 games to 3.

RTUP-1921 New York Giants at 1929 Philadelphia Athletics Game 6

1921 New York Giants 2
1929 Philadelphia Athletics 9

After being blown out in Game 5, Philadelphia, on the arm of George Earnshaw and one big inning, tied the series up in Game 6. Philly got on the board in the bottom of the first with an RBI single from Jimmie Foxx to score Mickey Cochrane who led off the game with a single to center. The Giants came back in the top of the next frame though to take a 2-1 lead when George Burns scored Frank Snyder and pitcher Fred Toney scored Ross Youngs both on singles. The scored remained the same until the bottom of the 5th where Toney was knocked out of the game and fourteen Athletics jumped up to the batters box scoring Haas, Miller, Simmons, Foxx, Hale, Boley, Bishop, and Cochrane for an 8 run inning. New York couldn’t mount more than a whimper the rest of the game as the wind had been taken out of their sails. Big George Earnshaw gets the game ball with a complete game pitched with 6 hits and 5 strikeouts. The Giants fall with 2 runs on 6 hits and 1 error in the critical 5th inning. The A’s take game 6 with 14 hits and no errors.

Game Notes

Date Played: 18 Oct 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 30 minutes
2B: Johnnie Rawlings, Frank Snyder, Mule Haas, Sammy Hale
3B: None
HR: None
TB: Johnnie Rawlings (3), Sammy Hale (3), Max Bishop (3), Frank Snyder (2), Mule Haas (2), Bing Miller (2), Jimmie Foxx (2), George Burns, Fred Toney, Slim Sallee, Mickey Cochrane, Al Simmons, George Earnshaw
SH: George Earnshaw
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: Bing Miller
With RISP: New York 2 for 6, Philadelphia 8 for 13
GIDP: None
RBI: Jimmie Foxx (2), Sammy Hale (2), George Burns, Fred Toney, Bing Miller, Al Simmons, Max Bishop, George Earnshaw
R: Mickey Cochrane (2), Frank Snyder, Ross Youngs, Mule Haas, Bing Miller, Al Simmons, Jimmie Foxx, Sammy Hale, Joe Boley, Max Bishop
Team LOB: New York-7, Philadelphia-10
E: Frankie Frisch
DP: None
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Frankie Frisch
CS: Sammy Hale
Picked Off: None
Win: George Earnshaw
Loss: Fred Toney
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: Fred Toney
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additional Notes: The 1929 Philadelphia Athletics tied the series at 3 to 3 in the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff Championship.

RTUP-1929 Philadelphia Athletics at 1921 New York Giants Game 5

1929 Philadelphia Athletics-3
1921 New York Giants-10

The Giants started early placing three runs on the board in the bottom of the 1st and never relinquished the lead throughout the next eight innings. A three run bomb from Irish Meusel in the bottom of the 1st set the stage as New York piled on two more runs in the 3rd and a five run 4th with runs scored by Frisch, Rawlings, Kelly, Youngs and Nehf gave the Giants all the runs they would need to secure a victory in game five. Art Nehf, on his way to the game ball, pitched a complete game surrendering solitary runs to the A’s in the 2nd, 4th, and 6th while maintaining tight control over the ball all day despite his team have fielding troubles. Philadelphia drops down 2 games to 3 with 3 runs on 8 hits with no errors while New York takes themselves one step closer to the championship with 10 runs on 11 hits with an abysmal 5 errors.

Date Played: 5 Mar 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: Unknown
2B: George Kelly
3B: Jimmie Foxx
HR: Irish Meusel
TB: Irish Meusel (4), Jimmie Foxx (3), Johnnie Rawlings (3), Dave Bancroft (3), Mickey Cochrane (2), Joe Boley (2), Max Bishop (2), George Kelly (2), Al Simmons, Frankie Frisch, Frank Snyder, George Burns
SH: None
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Philadelphia 3 for 10, New York 8 for 11
GIDP: None
RBI: Mickey Cochrane (3), Irish Meusel (3), Dave Bancroft (2), Frankie Frisch, Johnnie Rawlings, George Kelly, Frank Snyder, George Burns
R: Frankie Frisch (3), Johnnie Rawlings (3), Joe Boley (2), Max Bishop, Irish Meusel, George Kelly, Ross Youngs, Art Nehf
Team LOB: Philadelphia-10, New York-6
E: Johnnie Rawlings (2), Frankie Frisch, George Kelly, Dave Bancroft
DP: None
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Frankie Frisch, Ross Youngs
CS: Dave Bancroft
Picked Off: None
Win: Art Nehf
Loss: Lefty Grove
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: Lefty Grove
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: The New York Giants lead the Philadelphia Athletics 3 games to 2 in the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff Championship Series.

RTUP-1929 Philadelphia Athletics at 1921 New York Giants Game 4

1929 Philadelphia Athletics-10
1921 New York Giants-7

The big bats came alive in Game 4 of the Roaring Twenties Championship Series as both teams combined for a total of 31 hits and 17 runs. Both teams snatched a single run, Philly in the 1st and New York in the 2nd, but in the top of the 3rd, the Athletics took it upon themselves to up the ante. Batting around the A’s plated 5 with a 3 run homer by Jmmie Foxx and a pair of triples from Boley and Haas offerring a helping hand. The Giants could only manage a single run in the bottom of the frame while Philadelphia added two more runs in the 4th and the 6th. New York battled back with five runs of their own in the bottom half of the 7th and another in the 8th, but with Phily snatching up two more in the top of the 8th, the challenge was just too great for the Giants. Mule Haas was the key to the A’s victory going 4 for 6 with 2 doubles, a triple, and a pair of runs as Philadelphia scored 10 runs on 17 hits with no errors. The Giants fall with 7 runs on 14 hits and a single error.

Date Played: 27 Feb 2021
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 40 minutes
2B: Mule Haas (2), Frankie Frisch, Irish Meusel, Dave Bancroft
3B: Mule Haas, Joe Boley, Irish Meusel
HR: Jimmie Foxx
TB: Mule Haas (8), Irish Meusel (7), Jimmie Foxx (5), Dave Bancroft (4), Bing Miller, (3), Joe Boley (3), Frankie Frisch (3), Mickey Cochrane (2), Al Simmons (2), Sammy Hale (2), Johnnie Rawlings (2), George Burns (2), Max Bishop, Frank Synder, Earle Smith
SH: None
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Philadelphia 8 for 14, New York 7 for 13
GIDP: George Burns
RBI: Jimmie Foxx (4), Bing Miller (3), Dave Bancroft (2), Mule Haas, Joe Boley, Max Bishop, Frankie Frisch, Irish Meusel, Frank Snyder, George Burns
R: Mickey
Team LOB: Baltimore-10, New York-5
E: Dave Bancroft
DP: Quinn-Foxx
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: George Kelly
Picked Off: None
Win: Jack Quinn
Loss: Slim Sallee
Save: Bill Shores
Balks: None
WP: Jack Quinn
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: The 1929 Philadelphia Athletics tie up the Roaring Twenties Championship Series 2 to 2.

RTUP-1929 Philadelphia Athletics at 1921 New York Giants Game 3

1929 Philadelphia Athletics-1
1921 New York Giants-2

After 2 straight blow out affairs in games 1 and 2, game 3 saw solid pitching from both clubs take the game to the bottom of the 9th and ended it in beautiful walk off fashion. New York took the early lead with an RBI double to center from shortstop Dave Bancroft. In the 5th the A’s tied things up with a Mickey Cochrane double after Philly pitcher Rube Walberg reached on an error by Johnny Rawlings, his 3rd in as many games (he would add another in the 8th). The score remained tied at 1 a piece until the bottom of the 9th when George Burns rocketed a triple into centerfield. The Giants replaced starting pitcher Jesse Barnes with pinch hitter Earl Smith who dribbled a single into left field scoring Burns and walking off the game. For his clinch game winning single Earl Smith snatches the game ball. The A’s fall in game 3 and go down 2 games to 1 with 1 run on 10 hits and no errors. The 1921 Giants take the game and the series lead with 2 runs on 9 hits and 2 errors.

Game Notes

Date Played: 26 June 2020
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 25 minutes
2B: Mickey Cochrane, Johnny Rawlings, Dave Bancroft
3B: George Burns
HR: None
TB: Johnny Rawlings (3), George Burns (3), Mickey Cochrane (2), Bing Miller (2), Al Simmons (2), Sammy Hale (2), Joe Boley (2), Dave Bancroft (2), Howard Ehmke, Frankie Frisch, Irish Meusal, Frank Snyder, Ross Youngs, Earl Smith
SH: None
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Philadelphia 1-5, New York 2-7
GIDP: Mickey Cochrane, Jimmie Foxx
RBI: Mickey Cochrane, Johnny Rawlings, Earl Smith
R: Rube Walberg, Frank Snyder, George Burns
Team LOB: Philadelphia-8, New York-7
E: Johnny Rawlings (2)
DP: Barnes-Kelly, Frisch-Rawlings-Kelly
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: Sammy Hale, Dave Bancroft
Picked Off: None
Win: Jesse Barnes
Loss: Howard Ehmke
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: Athletics starting pitcher Rube Walberg had to be taken out of the game at the end of the 5th inning with shoulder tightness. The 1921 New York Giants lead the 1929 Philadelphia Athletics 2 games to 1 in the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff Championship.