New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-27
Huggins's Men
Stage 4-Run
Rally in Ninth
Pound Jones for Winning
Margin; Yankees Use Up
Five Pitchers; Score, 8-5

BOSTON, July 26.-Inspired by the
thought that they will soon be back on
the familiar surroundings Of the Polo
Grounds, the Yankees staged one of
their old-tiime brilliant ninth-inning
rallies against the Red Sox here to-
day and pulled ball game out of the
fire by score of to 5.
Going into the last inning one run
to the bad, the boys from Gotham town
fell upon the offerings of Sam Jones,
the former Detroit Tiger, and when
the smoke had cleared the Yankees
were found on top with three-run
lead. This proved more than enough
the Yankees in this series.
Jack Quinn began the firing for the
visitors. But before the contest had
ended Midget Manager Miller Higgins
had in his entire coterie of slab artists.
Mogridge, Shawkey, Thromahlen and
Russell replaced each other in rapid
order in the last few innings. when
things began to fly about and the game
was anybody's, and everybody was ex
cited and everything. Jones took the
place Of Paul Musser in the third inn
ing.
Yankees First to Score
The affair was one of give -and-take
from start to finish. A drizzle fell
throughout and kept down the attend
ance.
New York opened the scoring with
two runs in the first. Ruth nailed
Peck's long liner, after which Pipp
singled to right. Baker followed with
d two-base blow to left, scoring Pipp.
Baker followed Pipp over the plate on
Lewis's double drive into the same
spot.
Boston got a run in it's half on
Schang's double to left. The mighty
Ruth was famed just previously to
this.
The Yankees got another tally in
the second after Peck had singled with
two out. Ppp tripled to far right
field, bringing him over Baker fouled
out to Schang. In the fourth, Han
nah singled to left, with Fewster out.
Jones tossed out Quinn and Peck drew
a pass. Pipp came through again with
a timely double, scoring Hannah and
putting Peck on third. Baker ended
the rally again by popping to Scott.
After getting a run in on Wits
walk. Roth's sacrifice, Pratt's wild
throw and Gamers infield hit, which
scored Witt, the locals put over three
in the sixth and took the lead.
Shannon Starts Trouble
Shannon opened with a drive to
centre McNally followed with an
other. Jones was beaned and .he
bases were filled. Quinn was replaced
at this point by Mogridge. The lanky
southpaw didn't stay in long, however,.
Hooper, the first to face him, slammed
into right for double, scoring Shan
non and McNally. Shawkey was then
sent in. Wits sacrifice fly to Fews
ter scored Jones, but Hooper was cut
down at third. Ruth flied to Bodic
for the third out.
Everything was serene until the
ninth. Wickland was sent up in this
last stand to bat for Thormahlcn, who
had replaced Shawkey in the seventh,
and responded with a single to right.
Peck reached first on Shannon's boot.
Ppp sacrificed. Baker belted into
right, scoring Wiekland and Peck, and
Baker took second on the throw to
the plate.
Duffy Lewis continued the good
work with another single, scoring
Baker. Pratt forced Lewis at second,
Shannon to McNally. Pratt worked
the delayed steal successfully. die
walked. Fewster singled to left. scor-
ing Pratt and sending Bodie to third.
Hannah flied to Ruth.
Russell pitched the last inning for
New York and held Boston safe.
The score: