The sun., 1919-06-23
YANKS AGAIN LEAD
JOHNSON CIRCUIT
Murderers' Row Clubs Boston
Red SOX Into Submission
by 6 to 3 Score.
SHORE FOOLS OLD MATES
Ernie Holds Worlds Champs
to j Hits-Locals Get 16
Off Jones and James.
SHORE FOOLS OLD MATES
nv FREDERICK G.. LIEB.

ny FREDERICK &. LIEB.
"sunday baseball is quite success
around here. hey, Cap?" one OF Lieut.
col. Huston's friends remarked to the
balt owner of the Yankees on the Polo
lawn yesterday.
"Tll say So" said the Cap.
All the Yanks will say so. and Roger
peckinpaugh, captain of the crew, win
say so in capital letters. Twas quite
Sunday for the Yanks all around.
They smeared two Red Sox pitchers for
sixteen hits, totalling twenty-three
bases. Chicago and Cleveland got
bumped In the West. hence the Yanks
we're able 10 climb back into the lead
n the American League race,
Roger Peckinpaugh smacked out fouf
hits in as many times up and advanced
into Seat No. / IN Ban Johnsons pat-
,lnr class. Peck looks kind OF strange
way out there in front OF Cobb, Speaker.
Joe jackson and other famous sluggers,
mt that's where he now belongs Those
four bingles inflated his average TO .373.
All these things happened while the
Yankees were doing up ed Barrows
worlds champions. The SoS had little
INT their august title OF baseball one
archs. and like true Yanks. the Polo
Grounds outfit had no use or respect Tor
tiles. They bowled over the Boston
Srew, ny a score OF g. to .. The Red
sor dropped in just for the day to play
Of a postponed game.
y" -. - i-.'.
Lewis Also Bats Hard.
Tint famous pair of former Boston
sox' bul. IN" 70 I'M .,,,,,sr a, ,hs
cene 10 -rew G,,,aSeio,,'Il 80 ,ra,ie
Caio"e,.-M w yt.sn ~ po.,on chisf
maze Iairs ,"...sa,. w. ,.,o tchsd
feel pretty piue ~ ,,ra',d s,and
me spetsdIte -, 49,. ,,,,r, n,rd
Jun 90 .1,.u,,a ,,,ato. IA ala Peck
inpaugh, Lewis bit 1000. getting
no" e. VT dav's work He was mixed
~ tomr Of tho six New York runs,
UP . ~ 80 49, dr,yIre tn n third and Aid
,ha sons,rur,lon OF a fourth.
is az, ~ ,.,so daoorataa the siah for tbn
,...onI,rs ~, ,nany stirrins worlds ga
- o,,',as.s Ia, tha Roy down with Ave
10. single b,, RIe Riil James. the
"crd aos,op nitcher was the only hit
,'.da On Trrnie ,,n 10 the seventh inning.
sso, ai.n s,onnad tho hating streak
~. S-n,or faftn,, hurlinp s,ar RAIN
p,,h Raha came TO town with a hit
,inv streak lasting through fourteen
a,n,as 4, which he knocked out 20 hits
in "A times for an average OF ass, and
, s.ored "a runs
shore stopped the famous Ruth from
b,ttine b,it Babe may get n little salts
faction from the fact that he hit the
longest fy ever struck on the Polo
Grounds Fans who frequent the Polo
Grounds may remember q door under the
bleacher fence in the deepest corner OF
the field in right centre. Players disap
pear through this gate when they are
put off the field. In the eighth inning
Ruth backed Sammy Wick right up
against this fence TO take his ponderous
clout
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r.a.I.'. sar, zones tried II I'm TO the
fourth, and then big BIZ James uid MS
best for the remainder OF me ntternoon.
The Tanks cuned each WIN equaI VIZ
and dexterity. one y pl,cher was "s
agreeable AS another. FecA anu i.e w,
led the sabpatn siugslns oliot U.s. a.. ~
PRATT and "allle fipp also soe III so..'s
very hcks' ne, Sole , nIn.ias
tNo singles anu aei - 1850
Muruerers no" .e We $50 49,. 80,
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.Lttier sepii"e, uo" 5000. ,tt
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'Fa't on rhe heei'
Yapks Score Again in Sixth.
James got II later on. The Yanks
doubled tbair score In the sixth. Lewis
80 s',,,.,.as - aa,hIa