The article recounts a game on June 3, 1919, between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Athletics, emphasizing the role of luck in close games. Despite a decent start from the Yankees, who initially took the lead with a couple of runs aided by errors from the Athletics, the game took a turn as both teams made mistakes. The Yankees struggled to maintain their lead, allowing the A's to rally back and ultimately win, showcasing the unpredictability of baseball.
The Yankees' first inning was marked by a couple of hits and A's mistakes, showcasing the combination of skill and luck that often defines late-game rallies.
Despite some errors, the Yankees regained the lead, but the Athletics' resilience shone through as they tied the game and eventually pulled ahead.
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