New-York tribune., 1919-08-02

Hughey Jennings, Of the Tigers, was
not utterng his defiant "Ee- yah" on
the coaching lines. The Tiger manager
was seated in a box clad in his cits
and shrowded by gloom, for Jennings
also is 3 victim of the indefinite sus-
pensions which Ban Johnson has been
hurting broadcast of late II seems
that Hughey got into an alteration
with Umpire Moriarty at Boston.
Hughey won the alteration but lost
his job.
Tyrus Raymond Cobb drove in three
OF the Tiger runs with hits. His first
batting achievement was a three-bag
ger in the first, which might have dis
concerted George Mogridge. the side
wheeler who worked for the Yanks. But
1t only seemed TO stiffcn Mogrdgo's
backbone and he 1as pitching better
ball at the finish.
The Tigers started in the first when
Young got base on balls and scored
on Cobb's triple te right centre. Il
was terrific paste at that
Yankees Show Fight
The Yanks came back fighting in tho
second innng Lewis started the drive
with a single to centre pipp started
to sacrifice Boland got the ball and
threw to Heilman. In the meantime
Duffy Lewis continued on his way 20
third. In a wild attempt to cut him
off, Heilman made an crratic heavc 20
third and LOWS came all the way home
Pratt singled 70 centre and Bodic
swatted safely to left
At this stage Of the proceedings
Boand committed a wild pitch and
Pratt scored. Bodie reaching third.
This, of course, left an opening Tor
the favorlte Yankee play, the squeeze.
Ruel hunted down to Boland and Bodie
dashed across the plate with the third
run.
Tie Yanks went after Boland again
in the fourth. With two out P.pp,
Bodie and Ruel singled in turn, driv-
ing in one run. The Yankee fans.
who had been plunged in bath of
gloom over the Mays incident, began
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the Georgia
Peach with the ounce disposition, pc
gan to make trouble again.
Bush started ihe inning with sin
gle and Young hit a double 10 right
Then came Tyrus Raymond. When I'm
| pire Owens called the second strike
on him Tyrus told him just what ne
thought of him. Immediately after
ward he drove single over second,
scoring BuSn ana Oung.
Things began to look ominous carly
in the eighth, when Ainsmith. started
with double to right Boland fouled
out. Bush lobbed one to Peckinpaugh.
who threw to third and Ainsmitn was
trapped. but Bush reached second.
Young singled to centre and the score
was tied.
Huggins Shifts Lineup
Then came Fewster By the was, the
Midget Manager of the Yankees has
switched his batting order. Chick Few
ster is now the lead-off man, which :
a high compliment to a recruit. rev
ster got hold Of nice one and sent
it far up into the lett field bleachers
on direct line. That settled the game
for the afternoon.
COBB tried to start drive in the
ninth. He beat an inield hit to Pratt.
Neach lobbed one to Mogridge. who
whipped the ball to Peckinpaugh. nail
ing Cobb, and Ncach was doubled at
first. That stopped some serious trou
Bile, for a moment later Heinie Hcilman
Swatted two-bac cger to far left.
There was nobody left but Flag
stead, about as tough batter these
days as there is in the American
League. Mogridge scorned to walk HIM
purposely, though this was sugge ted
by "Muddy' Rucl. Instead Mogride
called out on strikes Flagstead wa
still standing at the home plate com
pIainlng TO the world in general after
the crowd had surged out Flagstead
seemed to figure that as long as tho
whole league was being suspended
lndefinitely he might as well be in with
the big ones.