RTUP-1921 New York Giants at 1929 Philadelphia Athletics Game 2

1921 New York Giants-2
1929 Philadelphia Athletics-6

Game 2 of the Roaring Twenties was nearly a repeat of the previous affair only in the opposite direction. Philadelphia came out hot piling up 5 runs in the first 3 innings and knocking Giant starter Fred Toney out of the game after only 3 innings. Three singles and a walk in the first snagged 2 for the A’s in the opening frame, and was followed up by a 2 run bomb by Michkey Cochrane in the second. Max Bishop added another run with a double to left in the third giving Philly a 5-0 lead in the first 3 innings. The Giants came back in the 4th with a pair, but couldn’t muster much else. The Athletics added another run in the bottom of the 7th when Giant outfielders George Burns and Ross Youngs collided in left center field knocking them both out of the game and giving Jimmie Foxx an in the park home run. A’s pitcher Big George Earnshaw earns player of the game distinction hurling a complete game, 9 hit, 2 run day with 5 strikeouts. The Giants fall in game 2 with 2 runs on 9 hits with 1 error. The A’s tie the series up with 6 runs on 13 hits with 3 errors.

Game Notes

Date Played: 25 June 2020
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: Unknown
2B: Dave Bancroft, Mule Haas, Sammy Hale, Max Bishop
3B: None
HR: Mickey Cochrane, Jimmie Foxx
TB: Mickey Cochrane (5), Jimmie Foxx (4), Dave Bancroft (3), Mule Haas (3), Sammy Hale (3), Max Bishop (3), Johnny Rawlings (2), George Burns (2), Frankie Frisch, Frank Synder, Ross Youngs, Joe Boley, Bing Miller, Al Simmons, George Earnshaw
SH: Mule Haas, George Earnshaw
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: New York 2-11, Philadelphia 4-10
GIDP: High Pockets Kelly, Ross Youngs
RBI: Mickey Cochrane (2), Dave Bancroft, George Burns, Bing Miller, Jimmie Foxx, Sammy Hale, Max Bishop
R: Mickey Cochrane (2), Frank Synder, Dave Bancroft, Bing Miller, Jimmie Foxx, Joe Boley, Max Bishop
Team LOB: New York-10, Philadelphia-10
E: Johnny Rawlings, Jimmie Foxx, Joe Boley, Max Bishop
DP: Hale-Boley-Foxx, Earnshaw-Bishop-Foxx
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Frankie Frisch
CS: Frankie Frsich, George Burns, Earl Smith
Picked Off: None
Win: George Earnshaw
Loss: Fred Toney
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: The 1921 New York Giants and the 1929 Philadelphia Athletics are tied 1 game to 1 in the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff Championship.

RTUP-1921 New York Giants at 1929 Philadelphia Athletics Game 1

1921 New York Giants-7
1929 Philadelphia Athletics-2

Lefty Grove may have had a dominant pitching performance in the previous series against the 1927 Yankees, but he looked weak in game one of the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff championship. The Giants snagged a run in each of the first two innings after a Johnny Rawlings triple plated lead off hitter Frankie Frisch in the first and a double by George Burns in the 2nd scored Dave Bancroft in the second. In the 3rd though, the A’s tied things up with a two run blast from Bing Miller. In the 6th a solo shot by the Giants Frank Synder put them up by one and was followed up by an RBI single to center 2 batters by Ross Youngs. The A’s added on 3 more in the 8th to put the game out of reach. Unlike Lefty who gave up 4 earned runs in 5 and a third innings, Johnny Rawlings kept up his excellent performance from the previous series and snags the game ball going 3 for 5 with a triple, home run, 4 RBI’s, 1 run, and a stolen base. Giants take game one with 7 runs on 14 hits with 1 error while the A’s fall with 2 runs on 7 hits and no errors.

Game Notes

Date Played: 25 June 2020
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: Unknown
2B: George Burns, Mule Haas, Jimmie Foxx
3B: Johnny Rawlings
HR: Johnny Rawlings, Frank Snyder, Bing Miller
TB: Johnny Rawlings (6), Frank Synder (4), Bing Miller (4), Dave Bancroft (3), Jimmie Foxx (3), Frankie Frisch (2), George Burns (2), Art Nehf (2), Mule Haas (2), Max Bishop, High Pockets Kelly, Ross Youngs, Al Simmons,
SH: Art Nehf, Eddie Rommel
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: New York 2-7, Philadelphia 1-5
GIDP: None
RBI: Johnny Rawlings (4), Bing Miller (2), Frank Snyder, Ross Youngs, George Burns,
R: Frankie Frisch (2), Dave Bancroft (2), Johnny Rawlings, Frank Synder, Art Nehf, Mule Haas, Bing Miller
Team LOB: New York-9, Philadelphia-8
E: Johnny Rawlings
DP: None
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Johnny Rawlings
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Art Nehf
Loss: Lefty Grove
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: The 1921 New York Giants lead the 1929 Philadelphia Athletics 1 game to none in the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff Championship.

1919 World Series Replay Game 2

1919 Chicago White Sox-1
1919 Cincinnati Reds-2

Both teams pitched solidly for the first half of the game, with only the White Sox giving up a hit in the 4th and 5th, but in the 6th the Reds snagged 2 runs from a Jake Daubert single to lead off, a two out triple from Greasy Neale, and a base hit from Larry Kopf. In the 7th, Chicago got their only hits and a single run from Nemo Liebold to make the game 2-1. Both teams went hitless for the remainder of the affair and the Red Stockings tied up the series at one game a piece with a one run win. For his pitching performance, the Reds Dutch Reuther gets the game ball with 9 innings pitched, 3 hits given up, 1 earned run and 5 strikeouts. The White Sox drop game 2 with 1 run on 3 hits. The Reds win with 2 runs on 5 hits. Neither team surrendered an error.

Game Notes

Date Played: 4 Oct 2019
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 17 mins
2B: Rube Bressler
3B: Greasy Neale
HR: None
TB: Greasy Neale (3), Rube Bressler (2), Nemo Liebold, Buck Weaver, Joe Jackson, Jake Daubert, Edd Roush, Larry Kopf
SH: None
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Chicago 1-3, Cincinnati 1-4
GIDP: None
RBI: Joe Jackson, Greasy Neale, Larry Kopf
R: Nemo Liebold, Jake Daubert, Greasy Neale
Team LOB: Chicago-2, Cincinnati-5
E: None
DP: None
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Dutch Reuther
Loss: Lefty Williams
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: The original game 2 of the 1919 World Series took place on a Thursday, 2 Oct, and saw the Reds come out victorious in a 4-2 game in front of 29,698 at Redland Park in Cincinnati. The series shifted by to Chicago the following day.

1991PS-1991 Montreal Expos at 1991 Pittsburgh Pirates

1991 Montreal Expos-2
1991 Pittsburgh Pirates-1

In the second game of the 1991 Pirates season, Pittsburgh was poised to win, but a timely triple in the final frame helped Montreal repay the favor of their game 1 loss. Both teams could not do much until the bottom of the 6th when a Bobby Bonilla double was followed by a Jeff King RBI 2 bagger 2 batters later to give the Buccos the slimmest lead possible. The score remained a 1-0 close affair until the top the 9th when Dave Martinez led off the inning with a fortunately timed triple that was followed by an Ivan Calderon single to score him. Three batters later Nelson Santovenia single to drive him home and give the Canadians a 2-1 lead that they held onto in the bottom of the frame. Dave Martinez’s triple helped him secure player of the game honors in a 2 for 4, 1 run, 1 sacrifice day. The Expos win with 2 runs on 7 hits without any errors. The Pirates lose with 1 run on 7 hits and no errors.

Game Notes

Date Played: 5 Oct 2019
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 28 minutes
2B: Don Slaught (2), Gary Redus, Bobby Bonilla, Jeff King
3B: Dave Martinez
HR: None
TB: Dave Martinez (4), Don Slaught (4), Bobby Bonilla (3), Andres Galaragga (2), Gary Redus (2), Jeff King (2), Ivan Calderon, Nelson Santovenia, Chris Nabholz, Zane Smith
SH: Dave Martinez, Gary Redus
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: Andres Galaragga
With RISP: Montreal 2-4, Pittsburgh 1-8
GIDP: Spike Owne
RBI: Ivan Calderon, Nelson Santovenia, Jeff King
R: Dave Martinez, Ivan Calderon, Bobby Bonilla
Team LOB: Montreal-6, Pittsburgh-10
E: None
DP: King-Lind-Redus
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Chris Nabholz
Loss: Zane Smith
Save: Mel Rojas
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: Zane Smith
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: The original game took place on 9 Apr 1991 on a Tuesday night in front of 6,624. The Pirates snagged the victory 4-3 thanks to a bases loaded hit by pitch that scored Jeff King in the bottom of the 8th inning.

1919 World Series Replay Game 1

Chicago White Sox-1
Cincinnati Reds-0

Both pitchers tossed solid 9 hit complete games, but it was the Chicago White Sox who came out victorious when a 1 out Bucky Weaver double gave Joe Jackson the opportunity to drive in the game’s only run the following plate appearance with a base hit to left. Despite suspicions arising thanks to 4 errors on the White Sox, Eddie Cicotte pitched superbly despite committing 2 of the errors himself. He earns the game ball throwing 9 innings with 9 hits, no runs scored, and 3 strikeouts. Had Cincinnati managed more than singles they may have gotten the opportunity to score a run and send the game into extra innings, but despite the hits and Chicago’s willingness to make mistakes they could not get a runner to the plate. Chicago wins game 1 with 1 run on 9 hits and 4 errors. The Redlegs scored no runs on 9 hits with 1 error.

Game Notes

Date Played: 15 June 2019
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: Unknown
2B: Buck Weaver, Swede Risberg
3B: Ray Schalk
HR: None
TB: Ray Schalk (4), Swede Risberg (3), Buck Weaver (2), Joe Jackson (2), Morrie Rath (2), Rube Bressler (2), Nemo Liebold, Eddie Collins, Jake Daubert, Heinie Groh, Larry Kopf, Ivey Wingo, Hod Eller
SH: None
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Chicago 1-6, Cincinnati 0-6
GIDP: Liebold, Roush, Kopf, Felsch, Neale
RBI: Joe Jackson (1)
R: Buck Weaver
Team LOB: Chicago-6, Cincinnati-10
E: Eddie Cicotte (2), Swede Risberg, Chick Gandil, Larry Kopf
DP: Rath-Kopf-Daubert, Gandil-Risberg, Schalk-Risberg, Groh-Rath-Daubert, Collins-Risberg, Gandil
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: Nemo Liebold, Rube Bressler
Picked Off: None
Win: Eddie Cicotte
Loss: Hod Eller
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: The original game 1 was played on Wednesday Oct 1st, 1919 at Redland Field in Cincinnati in front of 30,511. Cincinnati won 9-1 thanks to a 5 run 4th inning. Because of Eddie Cicotte’s play during this game, suspicions began to arise that the series was fixed.

RTUP-1921 New York Giants at 1925 Pittsburgh Pirates

1921 New York Giants-12
1925 Pittsburgh Pirates-6

Through the first five innings it appeared as if the Pirates would drag the series to a seventh game. New York started in the top of the 1st with a three run homer by High Pockets Kelly, but Pittsburgh came back in the bottom half with three doubles by Eddie Moore, Kiki Cuyler, and Pie Traynor before a home run by George Grantham put the Pirates up 4-3. The Buccos added another run in the 2nd and one more in the 4th to go up 6-3. Then, smelling a series victory within their grasp, the flood gates opened for the Giants in the back frames. With 2 runs in the 6th, 3 in the 7th, and two more in each of their half of the 8th and 9th, New York decimated the Pirates pitching and came away with the game and the series. Left fielder Irish Meusel set a Statis Pro Baseball record with 5 hits on his way to player of the game honors. He also came away with 3 RBI’s, a double, and two runs scored. New York takes the easy win with 12 runs on 19 hits with no errors while Pittsburgh is sent packing with 6 runs on 14 hits and 1 error.

Game Notes

Date Played: 10 June 2019
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 39 minutes
2B: Kiki Cuyler (2), Pie Traynor (2), Irish Meusel, Eddie Moore, George Grantham
3B: None
HR: High Pockets Kelly, Dave Bancroft, George Grantham
TB: Irish Meusel (6), George Grantham (6), High Pockets Kelly (5), Dave Bancroft (5), Eddie Moore (4), Kiki Cuyler (4), Pie Traynor (4), Frankie Frisch (3), Johnny Rawlings (2), Ross Youngs (2), Max Carey (2), Earl Smith (2), Frank Snyder, George Burns, Fred Toney, Clyde Barnhart
SH: Rosy Ryan, Ray Kremer
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: Johnny Rawlings
With RISP: New York 9-13, Pittsburgh 5-10
GIDP: Johnny Gooch
RBI: High Pockets Kelly (4), Irish Meusel (3), Dave Bancroft (3), George Grantham (2), Johnny Rawlings, Ross Youngs, Max Carey, Eddie Moore, Kiki Cuyler, Pie Traynor
R: Frankie Frisch (3), Johnny Rawlings (2), Irish Meusel (2), High Pockets Kelly (2), Frank Snyder, George Burns, Max Carey, Eddie Moore, Kiki Cuyler, Pie Traynor, George Grantham, Earl Smith
Team LOB: New York-9, Pittsburgh-7
E: Johnny Morrison
DP: Rawlings-Bancroft-Kelly
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Frankie Frisch (2), Max Carey
CS: High Pockets Kelly
Picked Off: None
Win: Rosy Ryan
Loss: Johnny Morrison
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: Ray Kremer
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: New York Giants defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 game to 2 and move on to face the Philadelphia Athletics for the Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoff pennant.

RTUP-1925 Pittsburgh Pirates at 1921 New York Giants

1925 Pittsburgh Pirates-3
1921 New York Giants-5

Game 5 of the NL Roaring Twenties Ultimate Playoffs was not nearly as close as the score as Art Nehf, who gets the game ball, made a solid performance and earned himself a complete game win. In the 2nd inning the Giants hits 4 consecutive singles to plate Frank Snyder and Dave Bancroft, and in the 3rd New York scored Rawlings, Kelly, and Snyder again for a dominant 5-0 lead. Nehf and the defense kept the Pirates at bay until the top of the 8th when the Buccos scored Barnhart, Smith and Carey to bring the game within 2 runs, but they could not manage anymore throughout the last 2 innings. The Pirates go down 3 games to 2 with 3 runs on 7 hits with 1 error. The Giants now stand within 1 game of victory with 5 runs on 10 hits with 1 error as well.

Game Notes

Date Played: 7 May 2019
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 28 minutes
2B: Kiki Culyler, Earl Smith, Johnny Rawlings
3B: Kiki Cuyler, Clyde Barnhart
HR: None
TB: Kiki Cuyler (6), Clyde Barnart (3), Earl Smith (2), Johnny Rawlings (2), Frank Synder (2), Dave Bancroft, Ross Youngs (2), George Burns (2), Max Carey, Eddie Moore, Art Nehf
SH: Pie Traynor, Lee Meadows
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: Pittsburgh 3-6, New York 5-9
GIDP: Clyde Barnhart, Ross Youngs
RBI: Ross Youngs (2), Max Carey, Kiki Cuyler, Earl Smith, George Burns
R: Frank Snyder (2), Max Carey, Clyde Barnhart, Earl Smith, Johnny Rawlings, High Pockets Kelly, Dave Bancroft
Team LOB: Pittsburgh 4, New York 8
E: Glenn Wright, Frank Snyder
DP: Frisch-Rawlings, Kelly, Wright-Moore-Grantham
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Max Carey
CS: Eddie Moore (2), Max Carey, Art Nehf
Picked Off: None
Win: Art Nehf
Loss: Lee Meadows
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: None

RTUP-1927 New York Yankees at 1929 Philadelphia Athletics

1927 New York Yankees-1
1929 Philadelphia Athletics-3

The 1927 Murderer’s Row Yankees have often been hailed as the Greatest Team of All Time. The 1929 Athletics have something to say about that as they take game 5 and the series. It was a pitcher’s duel as Lefty Grove and Waite Hoyt battled it out for supremacy, but in the end the A’s Grove took the win and the game surrendering 1 run on 6 hits and earning player of the game distinction. Both hurlers tossed a pair of scoreless six and a half innings before Philadelphia grabbed 3 runs in the bottom of the 7th thanks to 3 singles, a walk, and a double from Foxx, Hale, Bishop, Grove, and Cochrane. New York snagged 3 back to back to back singles in the 9th for their single run, but Philly took the victory on their pitching with 3 runs on 6 hits with 1 errors while the Yankees lose the game and the series on 1 run with 6 hits and 2 errors.

Game Notes

Date Played: 7 May 2019
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 26 minutes
2B: Waite Hoyt, Sammy Haled
3B: None
HR: None
TB: Jim Dugan (2), Waite Hoyt (2), Sammy Hale (2), Mark Koenig, Tony Lazzeri, Pat Collins, Mickey Cochrane, Bing Miller, Jimmie Foxx, Max Bishop, Lefty Grove
SH: Tony Lazzeri, Waite Hoyt, Lefty Grove
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: New York 1-5, Athletics 3-7
GIDP: None
RBI: Pat Collins, Mickey Cochrane, Sammy Hale, Max Bishop
R: Tony Lazzeri, Jimmie Foxx, Sammy Hale, Max Bishop
Team LOB: New York-8, Philadelphia-7
E: Tony Lazzeri (2), Lefty Grove
DP: None
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: Jimmie Foxx
CS: Mickey Cochrane, Mule Haas, Al Simmons
Picked Off: None
Win: Lefty Grove
Loss: Waite Hoyt
Save: None
Balks: None
WP: Waite Hoyt
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: The 1927 New York Yankees are eliminated 4 games to 1 by the 1929 Philadelphia Athletics

RTUP-1925 Pittsburgh Pirates at 1921 New York Giants

1925 Pittsburgh Pirates-5
1921 New York Giants-4

After the Giants saw a pair of doubles score a single run in the bottom of the 1st and the Pirates snagged a run on an error in the top of the second, things went badly for New York in the top of the 3rd. Giants pitcher Phil Douglas looked erratic and gave up a pair of singles before leaving the game with a blister on his throwing hand. In stepped Rosy Ryan who proceeded to give up a pair of two baggers and a pair of singles before leaving the game. The Buccos led by a score of 5-1 when their half of the inning ended, but solid relief pitching from New York’s Red Causey and fortuitous happenstance nearly allowed the Giants to crawl back into this one. In the bottom of the 3rd New York made the score 5-2 on a fielder’s choice groundout to short. Pie Traynor for the Pirates was thrown out of the game with an apparent use of an illegal bat in the 5th and Clyde Barnhart left the game in the 7th when he crashed into the wall in left allowing George Burns to score on a Johnny Rawlings double. Rawlings plated when the next batter, Irish Meusel, hit a single into center. Despite a solid comeback however, New York could not manage the tying run and lose with 4 runs on 10 hits with 2 errors. Pittsburgh takes game 4 with 5 runs on 9 hits without an error. Even though he was knocked out of the game in the bottom of the 7th, Clyde Barnhart takes the game ball with 2 hits on 3 at bats which included the Pirates first and last RBI’s.

Game Notes

Date Played: 7 May 2019
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: 38 minutes
2B: Glenn Wright, George Grantham, Johnny Rawlings, Irish Meusel, High Pockets Kelly
3B: None
HR: None
TB: Johhny Rawlings (4), Irish Meusel (4), Eddie Moore (2), Glenn Wright (2), George Grantham (2), Clyde Barnhart (2), High Pockets Kelly (2), George Burns (2), Max Carey, Pie Traynor, Earl Smith, Frankie Frisch,
SH: Red Causey
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: George Burns, Frank Snyder
With RISP: Pittsburgh 5-7, New York 4-6
GIDP: Johhny Rawlings
RBI: Clyde Barnhart (2), High Pockets Kelly, Kiki Cuyler, Glenn Wright, George Grantham, Irish Meusel, Johnny Rawlings
R: Glenn Wright (2), Johnny Rawlings (2), Max Carey, Eddie Moore, Pie Traynor, Irish Meusel, George Burns
Team LOB: Pittsburgh-6, New York-7
E: Frankie Frisch, High Pockets Kelly
DP: Grantham-Wright
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Vic Aldridge
Loss: Rosy Ryan
Save: Bud Colloton
Balks: None
WP: None
HBP: Vic Aldridge (2)
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additonal Notes: After reviewing Pie Traynor’s bat, the league determined that it was not illegal and no suspensions were leveed.

RTUP-1927 New York Yankees at 1929 Philadelphia Athletics

1927 New York Yankees-7
1929 Philadelphia Athletics-9

The Murderer’s Row New York Yankee offense finally came alive in a big way. Unfortunately, the Athletic offense gave just a little bit more and snatched the win. The Yankee’s drew first blood in the 3rd with a solo homer by Pat Collins to lead off the inning and 4 walks had Mark Koenig trot home for a 2-0 New York advantage. They made it 3-0 in the top of the 4th thanks to a Lou Gehrig single to left that scored Earle Combs. In the bottom of the inning however is when the A’s came alive. Philly batted around and snagged 5 runs courtesy of an error on Koenig, 2 walks, and hits by Mule Haas, Bing Miller, Sammy Hale, and a pinch hit 2 RBI single by Jimmy Dykes. The Yanks added another run in the top of the 5th, but Philadelphia left off where they ended their previous time at the plate scoring an additional 4 runs for a 9-4 commanding lead. The Babe crushed his first homer of the series with a 3-run shot in the 8th, but the Yankees could mount no more. New York scored 7 runs on 11 hits with 2 errors on Koenig and 1 on Tony Lazzeri. Philadelphia scored 9 runs on 11 hits without an error. A’s centerfielder Mule Haas takes the player of the game honor reaching base 4 times including the winning 2 RBI double to right in the 5th inning.

Game Notes

Date Played: 20 Apr 2019
Venue: Soothing Meadows
Game Duration: Unknown
2B: Earle Combs, Tony Lazzeri, Mule Haas, Jimmie Foxx, Joe Boley
3B: None
HR: Pat Collins, Babe Ruth
TB: Babe Ruth (4), Pat Collins (4), Mule Haas (4), Earle Combs (3), Joe Boley (3), Mark Koenig (2), Bob Meusel (2), Tony Lazzeri (2), Jimmie Foxx (2), Sammy Hale (2), Lou Gehrig, Mickey Cochrane, Bing Miller, Jimmy Dykes
SH: None
SF: None
IBB: None
HBP: None
With RISP: New York 4-11, Philadelphia 9-17
GIDP: Max Bishop, Bing Miller
RBI: Babe Ruth (3), Mickey Cochrane (2), Mule Haas (2), Jimmy Dykes (2), Lou Gehrig, Bob Meusel, Pat Collins, Dutch Reuther, Bing Miller
R: Earle Combs (2), Mark Koenig (2), Sammy Hale (2), Joe Boley (2), Max Bishop (2), Babe Ruth, Tony Lazzeri, Pat Collins, Mickey Cochrane, Jimmie Foxx, Jimmy Dykes
Team LOB: New York-12, Philadelphia-9
E: Mark Koenig (2), Tony Lazzeri
DP: Lazzeri-Koenig-Gehrig, Dugan-Lazzeri, Gehrig
Outfield Assists: None
PB: None
SB: None
CS: None
Picked Off: None
Win: Bill Shores
Loss: Bob Shawkey
Save: Eddie Rommel
Balks: Eddie Rommel
WP: None
HBP: None
IBB: None
Pickoffs: None
Additional Notes: None