New-York tribune., 1919-06-30

Carelessness and loose fielding in the
ninth on the part Of Jones's team mates
enabled the Yanks to stage rally and
score three runs. Up to this period,
and except in the first inning, Jones
had nothing to disturb the equanimity
of his mind. He sailed smoothly along
to an easy victory. as the Red Sox, by
punching hits with bobbles on the part
of the Yankee felders, had piled up five
runs.
Early Lead for Red Sox
Until the last inning Jones had al
lowed but four hits, one Of the scratch
on the mound, was bumped for total
of four hits in the first two frames, Civ
ing the Bostonians an early start of
three runs. Thereafter he tightened
and pitched fairly good ball, but the
damage had been done, and it proved
too big a handicap to overcome for the
Hugmen.
The ninth was the only inning in
which the fans had chance to exer-
else their vocal cords. Everything had
been very passive and peaceful in keep
ing with the day and one would hardly
have known that ball game was in
calmness of things.
In their last stand as the departing
hour approached, with Baker already
retired, Gilhooley made two-base muff
of Duffy Lewiss fly. The moving
throngs, heading for the gate, hesitated.
Pipp flied to Gilhooley, and they start
ed forth again. Pratt hamme red fly
into right centre, which rightfully be-
longed to Hooper. Bobby Roth ran
over to tell Harry how to play the ball
and to help him out. Too many hands
always gum things up, and Harry
dropped the ball, Lewis scoring and
Pratt reaching third. The crowd
stopped again.
- Ping Bodie ambled to the plate and
swung on fast one, riding it into the
left field bleachers and earning an
other big feed of sphagetti by circling
the bases in back Of Pratt. Thereupon
followed a scramble for seats by the
departing ones. Things began to look
hopeful after all.
Hannah added more hopefulness to
''tne situation by singing to right, and
O'Doul came to bat in place OF Rus
sell. who had supplanted Mogridge in
the ninth after Wickland had batted
for the southpaw in the eighth. O'Doul
missed an opportunity of getting into
the Hall of Fame by tanning.
Costly Boot" by Pipp
- Gillhooley started things in the first
inning by hitting to Ppp, who booted
The ball. Witt slashed one to left for
q double, tallying Gillhooley with the
I first nun Wallie Schang opened with
4 single in the second and stole sec
ond. Scott and Shean were easy outs
on lofts to the outtied. but Sam Jones
took hand in winning his own ball
game by doubling TO centre. scoring
Schang. Peck let Gillhooley's smash
glide through to the outheld. and
Jones went home. Jones also doubled
IN the fourth, but nothing came of it.
Roth singled in the eighth with one
down, and went to third on Ruth's hit
to right. Babe Ruth, who played first
base. was on his best behavior yes
terday. probably because of the day,
and got only one little single. Peck
fumbled Schang's grasser, and Roth
Tailed. Scott's single sent in Ruth.
Schang was nailed at the plate by
Peck on Shean's grounder, and Jones
famed
In the Yankees first inning Wick led
off with single. Peck flied out, but
Lewis drove one into left. and Wick, on
attempting to make third on the hit.
was easily cut down at third, Gill
hooley TO Witt. Baker ended matters
by lifting to Shean.