Highlights from the 1927 World Series: Yankees vs. Pirates Game 2
The page from the 1928 Reach Official American League Baseball Guide features key moments from Game 2 of the 1927 World Series between the New York Yankees and the Pittsburgh Pirates. It highlights notable players including Lloyd Waner of the Pirates and Lou Gehrig of the Yankees. The first scene portrays Waner sliding into third base after hitting a triple in the first inning, demonstrating his speed and skill. The second scene captures Koenig, another Yankee, scoring on a sacrifice play by Babe Ruth in the third inning, indicating Ruth’s continuing impact in pivotal moments. The third scene shows Gehrig crossing home plate after Lazzeri’s sacrifice fly, emphasizing the strategic plays that characterized the game. In the final scene, Koenig is depicted rounding first base after his single, showcasing the aggressive baserunning that defined this tightly contested World Series matchup.