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Browns 3 @ Yankees 4
Yankee Stadium
May 17, 1928

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The information below contains details about the Major League Baseball game between the New York Yankees and the St. Louis Browns, played on May 17, 1928 at Yankee Stadium. The home team Yankees beat the visiting Browns with a score of 4 to 3.

Game Summary

DateMay 17, 1928 
Visiting Team
St. Louis Browns
R: 3 H: 6 E: 1 LOB: 5
Runs: 3
Hits: 6
Errors: 1
Left On Base: 5
Home Team
New York Yankees
R: 4 H: 9 E: 2 LOB: 8
Runs: 4
Hits: 9
Errors: 2
Left On Base: 8
Winning PitcherStan Coveleski  
Losing PitcherHal Wiltse  
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Game Winning RBIEarle Combs 

Game Info

DateMay 17, 1928 
Day of WeekThu 
Day / Night
Visiting TeamSt. Louis Browns 
Home TeamNew York Yankees 
Visiting Starting PitcherHal Wiltse  
Home Starting PitcherStan Coveleski  
BallparkYankee Stadium 
CityNew York 
StateNY 
Attendance6,000 
Time of Game1 hour 55 minutes 
UmpiresHP: Roy Van Graflan
1B: Bill McGowan
2B: (none)
3B: Tommy Connolly

St. Louis Browns Lineup 

Name  Position 
Earl McNeely  Right Fielder 
Otis Brannan  Second Baseman 
Heinie Manush  Left Fielder 
Fred Schulte  Center Fielder 
Red Kress  Shortstop 
Lu Blue  First Baseman 
Ski Melillo  Third Baseman 
Clyde Manion  Catcher 
Hal Wiltse  Pitcher 
Dan Howley  Manager 

New York Yankees Lineup 

Name  Position 
Earle Combs  Center Fielder 
Mark Koenig  Shortstop 
Babe Ruth  Right Fielder 
Lou Gehrig  First Baseman 
Bob Meusel  Left Fielder 
Tony Lazzeri  Second Baseman 
Joe Dugan  Third Baseman 
Pat Collins  Catcher 
Stan Coveleski  Pitcher 
Miller Huggins  Manager 

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Browns 3 @ Yankees 4
Yankee Stadium
May 17, 1928

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Box Score (back to top)

         Game of 5/17/1928 -- St.Louis at New York (D)

  St.Louis           AB  R  H RBI    New York           AB  R  H RBI
McNeely E, rf         4  1  0  0   Combs E, cf           4  0  0  1   
Brannan O, 2b         4  1  1  1   Koenig M, ss          4  0  0  0   
Manush H, lf          4  0  0  0   Ruth B, rf            4  1  2  1   
Schulte F, cf         4  0  1  0   Gehrig L, 1b          4  1  1  1   
Kress R, ss           4  0  1  0   Meusel B, lf          4  0  0  0   
Blue L, 1b            3  1  1  1   Lazzeri T, 2b         3  2  3  0   
Melillo S, 3b         4  0  0  0   Dugan J, 3b           4  0  1  0   
Manion C, c           4  0  2  0   Collins P, c          3  0  2  0   
Wiltse H, p           2  0  0  0   Coveleski S, p        2  0  0  0   
Crowder G, p          0  0  0  0   Paschal B, ph         0  0  0  0   
                                   Durst C, ph           1  0  0  0   
                     -- -- -- --                        -- -- -- --
                     33  3  6  2                        33  4  9  3

St.Louis         011 000 010 --  3
New York         000 111 001 --  4
  1 out when winning run was scored.

  St.Louis             IP  H  R ER BB SO
Wiltse H (L)*         8.0  9  4  3  2  3
Crowder G             0.1  0  0  0  1  1

  New York             IP  H  R ER BB SO
Coveleski S (W)       9.0  6  3  2  1  0
  * Pitched to 3 batters in 9th

E -- Koenig M 2, Kress R
LOB -- St.Louis 5, New York 8
2B -- Kress R, Dugan J
HR -- Blue L, Gehrig L, Ruth B, Brannan O
CS -- Schulte F, Lazzeri T
SH -- Wiltse H
SF -- Coveleski S
T -- 1:55
A -- 6000

    

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