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Washington Senators @ New York Yankees

1915-04-26 Β· Day game Β· Polo Grounds V Β· Att: 5000 Β· 1:45

New York Yankees defeated Washington Senators 9–2. New York Yankees put up 3 in the 3rd. Ray Fisher earned the win. Doc Cook went 2-for-5 with 1 HR and 4 RBI.

Line score

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WS100200000026
NYA00300132913

W: Ray Fisher   L: Joe Boehling   SV: (none)

Umpires β€” HP: Billy Evans Β· 1B: Dominic Mullaney Β· 2B: (none) Β· 3B: (none) Β· LF: (none) Β· RF: (none)

Washington Senators β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Merito Acosta300002
Eddie Foster401000
Clyde Milan300011
Rip Williams401000
Chick Gandil401000
Henri Rondeau300001
Ray Morgan301000
George McBride311001
Joe Boehling211210

New York Yankees β€” batting

BatterABRHRBIBBSO
Fritz Maisel522000
Roy Hartzell511001
Paddy Baumann321111
Wally Pipp312321
Doc Cook522400
Roger Peckinpaugh300020
Luke Boone302000
Les Nunamaker302010
Ray Fisher411001

Washington Senators β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Joe Boehling8.01364

New York Yankees β€” pitching

PitcherIPHBBSO
Ray Fisher9.0625

Play-by-play

Top 1

  • Merito Acosta: K
  • Eddie Foster: 63
  • Clyde Milan: 5/L

Bot 1

  • Fritz Maisel: 9/F
  • Roy Hartzell: 43
  • Paddy Baumann: 7/F

Top 2

  • Rip Williams: S
  • Chick Gandil: 6(1)3/GDP#
  • Henri Rondeau: K

Bot 2

  • Wally Pipp: W
  • Doc Cook: 43.1-2
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: W
  • Luke Boone: HP.2-3;1-2
  • Les Nunamaker: 4(B)3(1)/DP/P

Top 3

  • Ray Morgan: 7/F
  • George McBride: S
  • Joe Boehling: HR/9.1-H
  • Merito Acosta: 43
  • Eddie Foster: S
  • Clyde Milan: SB2
  • Clyde Milan: W
  • Rip Williams: 13

Bot 3

  • Ray Fisher: D
  • Fritz Maisel: S.2-3
  • Roy Hartzell: K
  • Paddy Baumann: SB2
  • Paddy Baumann: W
  • Wally Pipp: T9.3-H;2-H;1-H;BXH(952)
  • Doc Cook: 6E3
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: SB2.1-3(E2/TH)
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: 7/F

Top 4

  • Chick Gandil: S
  • Henri Rondeau: 53/SH.1-2
  • Ray Morgan: 8/F
  • George McBride: K

Bot 4

  • Luke Boone: 43
  • Les Nunamaker: S6
  • Ray Fisher: K
  • Fritz Maisel: CS2(26)

Top 5

  • Joe Boehling: W
  • Merito Acosta: 23/SH.1-2
  • Eddie Foster: 23
  • Clyde Milan: 5/P

Bot 5

  • Fritz Maisel: 3/FL
  • Roy Hartzell: 2/FL
  • Paddy Baumann: K

Top 6

  • Rip Williams: 9/F
  • Chick Gandil: 43
  • Henri Rondeau: 3/P

Bot 6

  • Wally Pipp: K
  • Doc Cook: S
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: W.1-2
  • Luke Boone: S8.2-H(E8)(NR);1-3;B-2
  • Les Nunamaker: W
  • Ray Fisher: 12(3)/FO/BG.2-3;1-2
  • Fritz Maisel: 3/G

Top 7

  • Ray Morgan: S
  • George McBride: 54(1)3/GDP
  • Joe Boehling: 43

Bot 7

  • Roy Hartzell: 13
  • Paddy Baumann: D
  • Wally Pipp: W
  • Doc Cook: HR8/IPHR.2-H;1-H
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: 6/P
  • Luke Boone: S
  • Les Nunamaker: S.1-3
  • Ray Fisher: 13

Top 8

  • Merito Acosta: K
  • Eddie Foster: 43
  • Clyde Milan: K

Bot 8

  • Fritz Maisel: S
  • Roy Hartzell: BK.1-2
  • Roy Hartzell: S/BG.2-3
  • Paddy Baumann: 8/SF.3-H
  • Wally Pipp: S.1-3
  • Doc Cook: 43.3-H;1-2
  • Roger Peckinpaugh: FC5.2XH(512)

Top 9

  • Rip Williams: 8/F
  • Chick Gandil: 13
  • Henri Rondeau: 63