The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27
YANKEES RALLY
IN NINTH AND
BEAT BOSTON
Hits by Wickland, Baker,
Lewis and Fewster Put
New Workers. i'm Lead.
RED sOX ERRORS HELP
Higgins Uses Five Pitchers to
Subdue Beaneaters-Score
Is 8 to 5.
RED sox ERRORS HELP
Special pe.ratch 70 TIE Soy.


BOSTON. Mass, July ga thrilling
rally in the ninth inning gave the Yam
KEGS a victory over the Boston Red
Sox at Fenway Park this afternoon.
-Four runs, driven in as a result of sim
giles by AL Wickland. Frank Baker.
Duffy Lewis and Chick Fewster. along
with two errors by Maurice Shannon,
gave the Yanks their triumph The score
was to 5.
In the eventful frame Miller Higgins
sent Al wickland up to the plate to
hit in place of Herbert Thormahlen. Al
singled to right field for AZ start. Peck
was safe when Shannon booted rap.
Pipp sacrificed. and then Baker singled,
scoring Wickland and Peck.
Baker took second on the throw and
counted when Lewis singled. Pratt
forced Lewis, but got to second later
when Shannon muffed a throw. Bodie
walked and Fewster singled, scoring
Pratt. Hannah was put out by Ruth,
ending the inning.
Before victory was won Higgins pa
raded no fewer than five of his pitchers
He used Jack Quinn to start with
George Mogridge, Bob Shawkey, Herbert
Thormahlen and Allen Russell. Thor
mahlen received official credit for the
victory. The Sox opened with Paul Mus
ser and ended with Sam Jones, who lost
the game,
Musser Maltreated.
The introduction of Paul Musser. late
of Des Moines in the Western League,
to major league base ball was swift and
sudden. Roger Peckinpaugh sent Babe
Ruth back to the fence to pull down a
spectacular catch. Wallie Pipp splashed
a single TO right field and then Baker
hit to the left field wall for rousing
double. and Pipp dashed home with the
opening run of the contest
Duffy Lewis followed with a double
to the same spot, and Baker crossed the
plate. Del Pratt slashed one down to
Witt, who made lucky stab and stopped
the ball. Lewis ran right into play at
third and was retired. Bodie got huke
hit, and Fewster ended the inning. Two
runs with Quinn pitching looked pretty
good.
One of the most suspicious events OF
the season was witnessed in the first
inning when Jack Quinn famed Babe
Ruth. This occurred at time wien
the Red Sox had runner on third base
all set to score and another on first who
was quite willing to patter around. The
Boston fans rose to cheer, but they
hailed Quinn when Ruth made his las:
swing,
Harry Hooper greeted Quinn with a
hit to Peck and Witt did the same thing
Roth forced WITT Hooper taking third.
At this point along came Ruth. He
famed. wallie Schang poked hit into
left field, Hooper scoring. Gamer was
lit, flling the bases. Shannon, however,
grounded out.
Yankees Add to Lead.
In the second the Yanks scored their
third run, which Boston fans cruelty
called the New York handicap. Hannah
flied out and Quinn fouled out. Peck
got a single, and Pipp triple to right.
The grass slowed the ball and Pipp made
third on normal double. Schang made
| fine catch OF Bakers foul.
The Red Sox worked their way around
| the bases in the third frame. Witt
| walked on four consecutive balls Roth
was tossed out by Quinn. Ruth then
rolled to Pratt, who threw wild and all
| were safe. Schang famed, but Gamer
| drove along the third base line, scoring
Witt. Ruth made third and Shannon
popped out.
Old Walloping wallie Pipp drove in
another run In the fourth. Fewster was
out on a fly to Gamer and Hannah sin
gled to left. Quinn sacrificed, after
| which Pipp smashed a double to right
field, scoring Hannah and Peck went
to third. Baker ended the inning with a
pop fly.
The Sox started demonstration in
| the sixth inning. Before they finished
| they had disposed of Quinn, hit the only
ball that Mogrldge offered and wound up
by giving Shawkey a buzzing. Three
runs in all were scored by the Sox. The
score: