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New York Yankees @ St. Louis Browns

1922-07-25 Β· Day game Β· Sportsman's Park III Β· Att: 20000 Β· 1:53

St. Louis Browns defeated New York Yankees 8–0. St. Louis Browns put up 5 in the 6th. Urban Shocker earned the win. Ken Williams went 1-for-3 with 1 HR and 3 RBI.

Line score

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NYA00000000006
SLA00020501811

W: Urban Shocker   L: Carl Mays   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Brick Owens Β· 1B: Tommy Connolly Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: (none) Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

New York Yankees β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Whitey Witt301010
Joe Dugan401000
Bob Meusel400001
Babe Ruth300010
Wally Schang401000
Wally Pipp302010
Aaron Ward400001
Everett Scott301000
Carl Mays200000
Lefty O'Doul100000

St. Louis Browns β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Wally Gerber411000
Jack Tobin412000
George Sisler321110
Ken Williams311300
Marty McManus321110
Baby Doll Jacobson413200
Hank Severeid300010
Herman Bronkie301111
Urban Shocker401001

New York Yankees β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Carl Mays5.1711
Lefty O'Doul2.2431

St. Louis Browns β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Urban Shocker9.0632

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Whitey Witt: 8/L8XD
  • Joe Dugan: D7/7L
  • Bob Meusel: K
  • Babe Ruth: 63

Bot 1

  • Wally Gerber: 63
  • Jack Tobin: 63
  • George Sisler: 43

Top 2

  • Wally Schang: S8/G46
  • Wally Pipp: S8/G46.1-3
  • Aaron Ward: K
  • Everett Scott: 3/BP3S/DP.3X3(35)

Bot 2

  • Ken Williams: 4/L
  • Marty McManus: 8/F
  • Baby Doll Jacobson: S7
  • Hank Severeid: 5/P

Top 3

  • Carl Mays: 7/L78D
  • Whitey Witt: W
  • Joe Dugan: 7/L
  • Bob Meusel: 54(1)/FO

Bot 3

  • Herman Bronkie: K
  • Urban Shocker: S9
  • Wally Gerber: 5/LDP.1X1(53)

Top 4

  • Babe Ruth: W
  • Wally Schang: 6/P
  • Wally Pipp: W.1-2
  • Aaron Ward: 3/FL
  • Everett Scott: S7/L7.2XH(72);1-2

Bot 4

  • Jack Tobin: 4/L
  • George Sisler: W
  • Ken Williams: HR/F9D.1-H
  • Marty McManus: 53
  • Baby Doll Jacobson: 43

Top 5

  • Carl Mays: 4/P
  • Whitey Witt: 7/F
  • Joe Dugan: 7/FL

Bot 5

  • Hank Severeid: 3/P
  • Herman Bronkie: 63
  • Urban Shocker: 43

Top 6

  • Bob Meusel: 13
  • Babe Ruth: 9/L9D
  • Wally Schang: 43

Bot 6

  • Wally Gerber: D7/7L
  • Jack Tobin: S6/G6M.2-3
  • George Sisler: DGR/7L.3-H;1-3
  • Ken Williams: 9/F9DW/SF.3-H;2-3
  • Marty McManus: T8/F8XD.3-H
  • Baby Doll Jacobson: S8/G46.3-H
  • Hank Severeid: 143.1-2
  • Herman Bronkie: D/F7LS.2-H
  • Urban Shocker: K

Top 7

  • Wally Pipp: 7/F
  • Aaron Ward: 63
  • Everett Scott: 8/L

Bot 7

  • Wally Gerber: 43
  • Jack Tobin: S/BG1S
  • George Sisler: 96(1)/FO/F9S
  • Ken Williams: CS2(26)

Top 8

  • Lefty O'Doul: 43
  • Whitey Witt: S8
  • Joe Dugan: 8/L
  • Bob Meusel: 46(1)/FO

Bot 8

  • Ken Williams: 9/F
  • Marty McManus: W
  • Baby Doll Jacobson: WP.1-2
  • Baby Doll Jacobson: S8.2-H
  • Hank Severeid: W.1-2
  • Herman Bronkie: W.2-3;1-2
  • Urban Shocker: 3/BP/DP.1X1(3)

Top 9

  • Babe Ruth: 31
  • Wally Schang: 7/F
  • Wally Pipp: S1/G
  • Aaron Ward: 64(1)/FO

Notes & reviews

  • Sisler: great leaping catch as he charged in
  • Ward: leaping catch
  • Ward: leaping catch
  • High into RF bleachers
  • Into overflow crowd in front of LF pavilion
  • To the flagpole
  • O'Doul deflected it