New-York tribune., 1918-04-24
Herh l toegs.n in su-n fine fashio. f.,
A1efo II WAS shame. '''n ioF
A-mos Singles tn Lem


ler v nnean an politely flied out to Nil.
| list of 49, oernnnk a.i was the next on tho
pose of lose ihormahler had to die
spoiled everything by smash;noi ,oai name
fans fan s1ngie angn to left field. The Bostnn asam.
Iaas HI apparently were Just sc 80. nus'on
a.el pert when this death -daa,;n go as
eaine oaa e. herb had won them hv g h;a plow
"Au NJ eameness They were all W.. VIZ, nerve
kno,.,,, Ed Barrows seized th;s ,.u ...aI;
ical naon, ~ne, ol aforementioned psvcboIo,r Tvi
the. hatti.t rsnt TO 1nsert Babe Ruth ;,to
Mlio W.. had failed to make u H. ttaonlltzell.
~ one times at the n1a+a ' ih ,wen-
cino. ainouts. The Babe showed' h' or or there
>na.ed 6rst h the compliment bv bano nc appre-
safe+,o uail pitched to centre fIIdns faId the
!. Strunl,, 1n J winch the terrible 49, AL
| worr;ad uasned to third Herb mos n,os
game. hav;no over the outcome of the
St,s. S.ons into the discard III ~ aspira,
! at;nny t;Iry Mcinnls purposely. and ~, ,~aihed
man mo-" was-the bags full md o... e,I SIN
81. George Whiteman anne,r.s
set on WIN nm ms club and his who'll haa, sne
! least. Tachg T9lihv1Hg out sacrifice av a.
bition, for he .oI.sy 1;fto5 ne achieved his am
IN rs snort left, and the mep;ts ll 10 TO Bodie.
tive tive couid COZ not be tested, for ~. y, Idlngs
cats, c.se SON., in his anxietv ~, ~ me nat
shvth sh,'t and whip the bali to ~ ~ maze the
most vi, Tn otrunk. made one of piale ~, TO
lnEior1ous muffs. VI those
fore maL; naa hesltated long at third H.
ability in S N ms dash. He knew P;n~,-
ha lne oall rolling out of Rodt %den ne saw
ne ne acted quickly and won oodie th hands
ali Hsrb err Thormahlen does not do.
with Toos we started this talo aeServe of m
P;n~ p ears, too, should he sbod ~ woe
costly uule. We; Not alone becarsa ~ tt .Dl
becaUse "lssplay rs in the ninth. but ajse 1se
made in tho ,ae strenuous attempts he
Thorma hlen "i :; eearller innings to aid
49, 49, me same time win the Ss-tueavor str and
a,,e sue ranks. Ping is a hail ~ ul ulEsie 1or
ffoely sense of the word. and phiayer pa IN
m;i, rans at at the Polo Grounds Va one nome
a =. rouai u.dke emo no mistake if thew r;ve e'bGw bn'
mon+S S"i welcome to his new an,,;. MN
Bush Worthy Opponent
scr;hes rhe woes Of Herb have now been d.
mado eu' save that no mention has hear ue
doine ~ ~, the TACT that Joe Bush was
was certa;n ert ;nIrilng for the Red Sox. Ha
Thorma ahlen ntting opponent for
nat the New Workers SIab.lcs gatbersd show a,
leads us n''b baeF fE0% m his his slants And tha
De p:n snea TOR Ping Bodie. 'A' Si'ould
+wo s LOOK 1t upon himself to co1,oo.
them bsns ehsss th5ss dssb1s safe waops one Of
81 cred with one man out mA,un and ne 3; deliv-
srss: smas Wally might have scored on pp th;a on
field, but at15 he sfot fs;i.pp past Hooper in righs
ne ne rounded the bag and was Ssu9nd forcad as as
To reashed Jhae1, +h; WITH the result that he oniy
cal 'ner nsroa ealra eventually At this criti-
strikes strikes. Truck Hannah 'p was pupuossIn pue on
occss;a ocssea, ming the bases. Ping chose this
twaan ts.as'on sao TO take nap somewhere be-
eehrough eg, quick throw bv Bnsh lasto to
out OUT s;nn,ad IN the >. seventh Bodie, with two
stranded when Miller lined to St StrupL ,ni'
VINO made shoestring catch. o"A'
~ adapp!!ng p!g mingled the tears for Herb
ana Ping, let us cover them all with =
Large period. "'sn