Cincinnati’s Sal Stewart ties a career high with six RBI as the Reds rout the New York Yankees 10-2. In the third inning, Stewart drives in two runs with a double off Yankees pitcher Will Warren (7-2) to give Cincinnati an early lead. The Reds extend the advantage in the fifth inning, scoring four runs after a New York fielding error involving first baseman Ben Rice; Stewart adds an RBI sacrifice fly during that stretch. Stewart further pads the score in the eighth, hitting a bases-clearing double that makes it 9-1 and effectively puts the game out of reach. Multiple reports describe the same decisive sequence—Stewart’s extra-base hits and run production, coupled with Cincinnati’s big innings—to explain the large final margin. The Yankees are unable to recover as the Reds pull away to claim the win in the Bronx.