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April 19, 1924

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

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Griffith Stadium - April 19, 1924

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Caught Stealing

Herb Pennock

Wally Schang

Wally Pipp

Aaron Ward

Joe Dugan

Everett Scott

Bob Meusel

Whitey Witt

Babe Ruth

Sam Rice

Bucky Harris

Count: - , 0 Outs

Count: - , 1 Out

There goes Harris. The throw from Schang and he is out, Ward applying the tag.

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PRIOR PLAYS:

Bottom 1 Harris hits a ball on the ground towards second. Ward can't make a play. That's a base hit. Judge scores.

Bottom 1 Judge hits a line drive into center field, out of the reach of Witt who is chasing the ball. Judge reaches third base with a triple.

Top 1 Ward hits a ball on the ground towards third. Prothro fields it and throws to first for the out.

Top 1 Meusel hits a line drive into left field, out of the reach of Goslin. Meusel reaches second base with a double. Ruth moves to third.

Top 1 Pipp hits a fly ball into center field. Rice settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Top 1 Ruth takes first base on ball four.

Top 1 Dugan hits a ball on the ground towards third. Prothro fields it and throws to first for the out.

Top 1 Witt hits a long drive deep into right field. That ball is going, going, gone. A home run.

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