New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

all went alter the same lly, ana loSC
had it. That let in the run that tied
In the Yankee half of the tenth Pratt
brought Bodie home with a triple. A
triple by Felsch brought home two runs
in the tenth for the Sox and ended it,
after the Yankees had committed every
error in the calendar and few that
had never been staged until this par
ticular contest.
Mogrdge pitched wonderful and
courageous game despite what was hap
pening behind him. He turned his
ankle in the tenth inning and had to be
helped off the field. Not run should
have been scored off Mogridge But
the bad luck of the left-hander held to
the last
The winning triple was punched in.
had held the Sox to six hits, three OF
which were made by Shoeless Joe
Ruth's injury is not particularly
serious. His forehead is bruised and
his eyes are pretty we'll blued, but he
probably will be ready to play to-
morrow.
$4,000 Customers Present
There we're $4,000 customers in the
inclosure when Mr. Edward Cicotte,
author of the now obsolete shine ball,
began to bend them over Colonel Til
lnghast L'Hommedieu Huston arrived
late to the doings and was considerably
fustered He had spent the morning
searching in vain for wagon loads OF
empty barrels, these vacated JOY con-
tainers having proved charm to date.
But the Colonel found none and clouds
of gloom hung over him. He feared
the worst.
There was an anxious moment for
our George Mogridge in the Sox half
of the first when Eddie Collins, with
one out beat a hit to Peckinpaugh.
What looked like a breaking through
by the Sox was abruptly smothered by
Pipp when he speared terrific drive
by Jackson with his meat hook.
The Babe was the first up in the
Yankee half of the second. He slammed
a single to center field and a few
moments later was almost put out Of
the game for an indefinite period.
Meusel raped one down to Weaver,
forcing Ruth. When Weaver started
to peg to first for a double play,
Ruth's head was in the way and
Weaver's fist and the ball collided
with Ruth's temple simultaneously.
s'Shiner" Over Babes Eye
Ruth was knocked across the bag and
lay for while in daze. For some
time the crowd was on the anxious
seat, but they cheered vociferously
when the Infant resumed his position
in right field despite the fact that
there was pronounced sinner over
his left eye. The "shanty" or "bun-
galoo" over the optic may bother him
for quite while yet.
The Sox put up run that looked
pretty big in their half of the second
Felsch raped hard one to deep short.
Peckinpaugh fielded the ball, but was
over-eager in the peg to first and shot
it past the bag This catastrophe put
Happy" on third. John Shano Collins
fituHn hit through ugh the he box and Felsch scored:
"The barrels have been stacked
against u.s." moaned Colonel Tllnghast
L'Hommedieu Huston.
He frightened considerably in the
third, when, with one out, Mogrldge
cracked single to center and Peckln-
paugh drove one to right. Ward was
thrown out by Eddie Collins, both mer
advancing. Pipp bounded one down te
Weaver who skated on his face trying
to get It, and it went as hit, scoring
Mogridge and evening the pastime W
once more.
This brought the oneeye cyclops
Babe Ruth, to bat again. The Infan
evidently was annoyed by the rapid1ty
swelling sinner over his eye. H'
popped up to Eddie Collins and ex
sinner Cicotte was saved.
Gets Hits, but No Rams
Tho Yanks got couple Of hits, bu
,ot much Of anything else, In th'
fourth. With one out, Ping Bodie, thu
Wonderful Wop, basted single, bu
was speared in the rear as he tried t.
steal second. Pratt bounced one owe
h,,t AoA CHI W
Disasters accumulated for the Yank
in the Sox half of the fourth. Jackson
drove hit to left FeLsch lifted on
to Ruth and the Babe, still half daze'
and sick from his injury, misjudge'
the ball. This gave Felsch two-bag
ger on what should have been an out.
Ruth called in Manager Huggin
and asked to be taken out Babe sai'
he could not see the ball. Wick re
placed him.
McMullin lifted fly to Meusel, VIII,
dropped the ball, and Jackson scored
Schalk lifted another long fly t.
Meusel. Lanky Bob nailed this one anc
McMullin was doubled off second b,
Wards relay of the throw-n. Blu
Felsch had scored before the play wa
completed.
In the ffth the Yankees provided
B lots of exercise for the Sox outfeld
Mogridge crashed to deep right iel,
and Liebold barely nailed it. Peckin
paugh landed one within few feet o
the left field bleachers. but Jackson
speared it with an almost impossibl
catch. The dearth of empty barrel
seemed to have turned the luc
against the Yanks for fair
Bombard Cicotte in Sixth
The Ruthless Yanks seemed to A
into rage in the sixth and starte
loose volley of base hits that slnos
shook MIR. Edward Cicotte loose fror
his slippers. Sammy Wick, under
studying for the Babe, started it wit
base hit over second Meusel lifte
a high one into the sun at center an
it went as hit when two fielder
lost 1t.
Then came Ping Bodie with c1
ira portion OF spaghetti under hi
belt and the light of achievement I
his eye. The Wonderful Wop slashed
bit 70 center and Wick scored. Derri
Pratt shot hit past Eddie Collin
and Meusel and Bodie scored. BIZ
Pratt was nailed trying to get to sec
ond. Truck Hannah hit one pas
abort Mogridge was safe on an erro
by Eddie Collins. Peckinpaugh wa
walked, bot the rally ended whe
Ward lifted ono out to Feisch.
Tho unexpected punch seemed I
Fave Cicotte staggering and Mogridg
resumed work with cheerful grin.