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Philadelphia Athletics @ New York Yankees

1921-10-01 Β· Day game Β· Polo Grounds V Β· 1:35

New York Yankees defeated Philadelphia Athletics 5–3. New York Yankees put up 2 in the 7th. Carl Mays earned the win. Elmer Miller went 3-for-4 with 2 RBI.

Line score

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NYA0010112058

W: Carl Mays   L: Jim Sullivan   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: George Moriarty Β· 1B: Frank Wilson Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: Dick Nallin Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Philadelphia Athletics β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Whitey Witt412000
Jimmy Dykes411100
Tillie Walker401100
Cy Perkins400001
Frank Welch411001
Chick Galloway403100
Frank Callaway300000
Frank Brazill302000
Jim Sullivan300000

New York Yankees β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Elmer Miller403200
Roger Peckinpaugh300010
Babe Ruth400001
Bob Meusel400001
Wally Pipp412001
Aaron Ward400000
Mike McNally210020
Wally Schang321011
Carl Mays312000

Philadelphia Athletics β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Jim Sullivan8.0844

New York Yankees β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Carl Mays9.01002

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Whitey Witt: 3/G
  • Jimmy Dykes: 63
  • Tillie Walker: 63

Bot 1

  • Elmer Miller: S9
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: 8
  • Babe Ruth: 36(1)/FO
  • Bob Meusel: 54(1)/FO

Top 2

  • Cy Perkins: 43
  • Frank Welch: K
  • Chick Galloway: S18
  • Frank Callaway: CS2(26)

Bot 2

  • Wally Pipp: K
  • Aaron Ward: 43
  • Mike McNally: 53

Top 3

  • Frank Callaway: 43
  • Frank Brazill: S7/G56
  • Jim Sullivan: 3/LDP.1X1(3)

Bot 3

  • Wally Schang: K
  • Carl Mays: S7/7S
  • Elmer Miller: T8/78D.1-H
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: 63
  • Babe Ruth: 4/L

Top 4

  • Whitey Witt: T/89XD
  • Jimmy Dykes: D7/F7D.3-H
  • Tillie Walker: S7.2-H;BX2(754)
  • Cy Perkins: 43
  • Frank Welch: T/89XD
  • Chick Galloway: S7.3-H
  • Frank Callaway: 54(1)/FO

Bot 4

  • Bob Meusel: K
  • Wally Pipp: S/89
  • Aaron Ward: 6(1)3/GDP

Top 5

  • Frank Brazill: S8/8S
  • Jim Sullivan: 46(1)3/GDP
  • Whitey Witt: S8
  • Jimmy Dykes: 53

Bot 5

  • Mike McNally: 43
  • Wally Schang: W
  • Carl Mays: S/F89S.1-2
  • Elmer Miller: 64(1)/FO.2-3
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: SBH;SB2
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: 7/F

Top 6

  • Tillie Walker: 53
  • Cy Perkins: K
  • Frank Welch: 63

Bot 6

  • Babe Ruth: 43
  • Bob Meusel: 53
  • Wally Pipp: S8
  • Aaron Ward: SB2.1-H(E2/TH2)(E8/TH3)(UR)
  • Aaron Ward: 63

Top 7

  • Chick Galloway: S7
  • Frank Callaway: 13.1-2
  • Frank Brazill: 13/G1S.2-3
  • Jim Sullivan: 63

Bot 7

  • Mike McNally: W
  • Wally Schang: S8/89.1-H(E8/TH2)(NR)(UR);B-2
  • Carl Mays: 34/SH.2-3
  • Elmer Miller: S7.3-H(UR)
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: W.1-2
  • Babe Ruth: K
  • Bob Meusel: 9/F89

Top 8

  • Whitey Witt: 7/F7S
  • Jimmy Dykes: 8/F89
  • Tillie Walker: 7/F

Bot 8

  • Wally Pipp: 8
  • Aaron Ward: 9
  • Mike McNally: W
  • Wally Schang: FC/TH2.1-2;B-1
  • Carl Mays: 8/F8S

Top 9

  • Cy Perkins: 8
  • Frank Welch: 53
  • Chick Galloway: 8/F78XD