Browns @ Yankees
September 21, 1917

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Bottom 1	R	H	E
Browns	0	1	0
Yankees	2	2	0

Bottom 1	R	H	E
Browns	0	1	0
Yankees	2	2	0

Bill Lamar Season Stats

	Game	Season
Average
OBP
At Bats
Hits
• Singles
• Doubles
• Triples
• Home Runs
Walks
RBI’s

Allen Sothoron Season Stats

Wins	Losses	Saves
12	17	4

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Polo Grounds - September 21, 1917

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Caught Stealing

Allen Sothoron

Hank Severeid

Baby Doll Jacobson

Del Pratt

Jimmy Austin

Wally Gerber

Burt Shotton

Earl Smith

Ray Demmitt

Bill Lamar

Wally Pipp

Count: - , 1 Out

Count: - , 2 Outs

There goes Pipp. The throw from Severeid and he is out, Pratt applying the tag.

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PRIOR PLAYS:

Bottom 1 Pipp hits a ball on the ground towards first. Fielder's choice made on unknown runner with result that runner safe. Peckinpaugh scores. Score that a fielder's choice.

Bottom 1 Maisel hits a popup towards first. Jacobson settles under it and makes the catch for the out.

Bottom 1 There's a wild pitch. Camp scores. Peckinpaugh moves to third.

Bottom 1 Peckinpaugh hits a popup into left center field for a base hit. Camp moves to third. Peckinpaugh moves to second.

Bottom 1 Camp hits a line drive into right field for a base hit.

Top 1 Smith hits a ball on the ground for an out with unknown description.

Top 1 Austin hits a ball on the ground towards first. Pipp fields it, throws to second for one, and back over to first - double play.

Top 1 Shotton hits a ball on the ground into center field for a base hit.

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