The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-15
Browns Win Easily as the
Locals Put Up Their Worst
Game of Season.
By Charles SOnleTUiIIe.
Glory Note.

Glory Note.
He did it--the Babe. Knocked an
other homer. His twenty-eighth
Very flrst time up yesterday. which
was In the second inning. the great
PIN Plasterer sent the very hrst hot
slam that Dixey Davis offered him
into the lower tier of the right grand
stand. The regulation ringing Ruth
whack. Memory OF Chewsday's five
awful fans buried deep under the
home plate.
Added Glory Note.
In Aaron Ward socked out a
homer too. Into left bleachers. MOTE
glory for LII Aaron. Biffed out a
triple too.
Not So Good.
The Yanks treated the 1000 and
moro fans present to the worst en-
hibition OF baseball they have ever
been known to put up on the home
grounds this season. They displayed
about as much kick and ginger, as
much animation as a group Of old
maids at a tabby cats funeral. All
but the gent who gets the blame Of
the defeat-Saliva John Quinn.
There was nothing the matter with
John's work at all, and what Majah
Miller over chucked him out Of the
game for to be succeeded by Shore.
who was biffed freely by the Browns
we'll you could search me for the
'Majah's reason and never md It It
certainly isn't hidden under my hair.
The Shameful Seventh.
The Babes beeycotiful twenty
eighth home-run waIlop put u in
the lead In the second. And It had
begun to look as II It would DO all In
the way OF runs we need pack IN our
old kit bag for the day until-doctor,
I've had another chili-the seventh.
SisleF. the Browns most celebrated
orange-sp1itter. broke through for
the first time Of the day. It was a
neatly dropped single into left. ia
cobSon lefted It into left. It was q
short ny and the Babe ran madly for
It. Il he had sun glasses on It hC
would have nailed It. But he dashed
50 far under 1t the bulb nearly
raped him on the bean. He stepped
back and grabbed blindly. 1t went
through his hands and bounded
away. This put Sis on third and ia.
,cobSOn safe on the first station. Here
only did Saliva John weaken. H,
passed Williams, nlling the bases
Smith dropped q single into short
left. Peck-fully back In the game
was playing far forward to cut OF
any bunt or inheld smack in.
a short ny over his head. From
his ordinary position It would havt
been a cinch for Peck. But Ruth ha:
to try for IL. It was a hopeless
chance. Sisler scored. Then Gerbe
put out the first honest smash OF I'll,
inning-a single to right. It scorer
jacobson and williams. The Natal
Immediately experienced trapped
feet. He bounced Jack and sent 70
Shore. Seemed to me the Majah wa.
in a mighty hurry about 1t. And a 10
of good it did. For Severeid lmmedi
ately Hmacked a double or Shore
soored Smith. Davis went out, Peel
to Pipp. But Tobin clouted out
long sacrifice ny, scoring Gerber. Gid
leon ended the agony by flying out
They stuck two more to their credi
in the eighth when Jacobson slappe,
one against Wards glove tina
bounced away for twenty feet. 4
little afterward Smith drove a singl,
Ito right that got past Wick and wen
to the fence, and. Smith slSidded al
the way home on tho pass, Jacobson
in front Of him.
Our Finish.
There came In our eighth III Aaron
home run. 1t was after Peck haC
struck out. Pipp passed away, Ged
con to Sisler. Then Babe Ruth go
his third pass OF the day. But they
were honest passes that came to him
i'm say that, Dixey Davis In eacf
case had pitched plucl1y ball to the