New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-05

TO-DAY, ana cropped tNe tuIIu game
Sox. who are now yapping at the \
final score of the afternoons atrooity
left for Detroit this evening, and WE
Little Dick Kerr had the associated
assassins Of Murderers' Row tanned
after the first inning. The Yanks
exhibited large assortment of pitch
ers. but none Of them was particularly
effective The Sox got their start on
Morridgc in the opening inning and
the game was gone beyond recall before
he was declared null and void.
The Yanks appear 10 be in the middle
Of an August slump and the statistics
indicate that August IS a bad month
FOR slumping. ColoAcl Tillinghast
L'Hommedieu Huston was reported
missing at train time and several lake
steamers put out to drain the waters
in search Of what might be left of him.
The suspicion that he has found a
watery flop seems to be partly confirm
cd by 8 tidal wave which swept the
nearby shores after the game. The Son
are row only one point behind the
Yanks
Mere Single for Ruth
The Yanks got two runs in with two
out in the first inning. Pratt got a
base on balls and Babe Ruth on the way
naners Tbo nanors ,ysrs s ~, a ~ y,
rop+ai On ;Fno.;, ,.o,. ~ Possu "
SOW n,aster;ner w. r,,rro,'nd; nun
VIZ bor,, rire soIne
ont mere sineje ami, Ron ' MenSei
singled to left and scored Pratt
With the Difference due the Wonderful
Wop, Dick Kerr passed Ping Bodie.
Ward scratched hit to third and Ruth
scored. inns looked like reasonably
encouraging start Tor George MogNdge,
out what happened to the Yanks IN the
SoX half of that first was horrible TO
behold.
Leibold got base on balls and Ed
ward Trowbridge Collins singled to
lett. Weaver slashed one TO Ward and
the pill slipped through for a hit fill
ing the bases with SoX. Shoeless Joe
Jackson cracked a long hit to center
ana two OF the SoN came over. Felsch
lald down bunt and Mogridge col
nded with ard, wnile the pill rotated
for another hit, which filled the cor
nerS again,
Inc 1anks called a coroncr's inquest
at TINS point and pronounced George
Mogridge defunct Tor the rest of the
afternoon and seeral days thereafter
ZIP Collins. the reformed Texas
ranger, came IN with the bases filed
t.4iN --VSHNF CttN- NiStAtisA44N itcN ca stl
me situation, RID dented one of Mr.
John Shane Collins's ribs and forced
one run across. Risberg raped one
10 fechinpaugh, VINO threw to the plate.
forcing telsch. Ruel shot the ball to
nrst and completed a double play.
Bases Again Clogyed
Collins oa,,o erholl, fo,,s ,,.;1o .u
md thn s',ae SVna e, ioGr wdae ones
-Thar - ,''o.'S, NE" nv NOR;
- : - IN ''N~tN' N''N A>s'AA Sci tONlN
anotbe, nn v.ss fo,ced D''N heai ana
h, .a a., - VTu i Leio9lo, up
iinir'. o,,t ~ '''''''' 0''"e'' ~ W
TEe Sov 'dded a,o+bo,. ,,., - a..
haif Of tb'' 1891 u'i ~ ''ieli
drew y base ON Nils and taol Coal'n1
ON Jackson'. or, la sn"r,,, ., 0'','
swine - ce,,to,. h.. II.,,,,. Eoi ioG or
naI Tiuinohos, ,Tfo1nn'olio,, I1,,',o,,
asked the Hearest vo,, 10 10 l.. Iva
disappeared completely at this point.
The Yanks seemed to bump right
the sixth. With two strikes called on
nm, Babe Ruth due his dogs into the
dlrt and swung with a mighty heavc
OF has shoulders. The pill rose straight
INTO the AR and descended with a
hollow thud that suggested the Yankees
1alllng head foremost somewhere
BY tins time searching parties on
~, H"'C Aol Noloilel lllnShaSt
Ahonmedleu huston reported that ne
could not be found and that they
feared the worst. On the strength of
oulJa board communication Miller
Hugglns shifted his players in mid
stream. Duffy Lewis was sent out to
left field and Lark Bob Meusel relieved
Pipp at first.
More carnage ensued in the Sox half
of the sixth, and it seemed Just as we'll
that Colonel Huston was spared the
sight. Swede Risberg cracked a triple
to center. Ray Schalk slashed the pill
against Aaron Wards shins, and it
rolled for a two Dagger, scoring Ris-
berg. With two out Edward Trow-
bridge Collins singled to center and
Schalk slid home under the relay. Ed
ward continued moving while the ball
was being shutfled by the Yanks. and
was finally caught out at the plate.
r.wstor 90 p;roh r,;t.a
an, c',, '" ',''.'i
mp Coiilns was Vanked IN the
seventh 10 put IN ChlckN fewster as
p'ncn hltter' ana herbert Thor
that rip" laid down. Mr.. Thormahlen
blinked rather sorrowfully when "Shoe-
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