New-York tribune., 1920-09-12

Ino nlnIn, ana Cney were mostly due
to couple of wild heaves by Wallie
Pipp. Thormahlen had the leaders so
completely baffied that the members
Of the Yankee outfeld hardly had to
shift their positions all the afternoon.
Ruth did not get the forty-ninth
home run during the swatsome after
noon, but he twice knocked a lot Of
suffering inhabitants off their grassy
seats with ground rule wo-baggers. The
batting honors of the afternoon were
earned by "Truck" Hannah and Aaron
Ward, who got four decisive hits
apiece.
$4,000 Are Turned Away
The largest crowd that ever saw q
bali game in this park sat and suffered
as the Yanks made their drive. 1t is
estimated that there were something
like $1,000 inside, while more than 49,
900 were turned away.
Jim Bagby, the best Of the locals,
began to be touched up early in the
game, but young Thormahlen never
weakened. He continued to MUNICH that
large cud Of eating tobacco and pitched
calmly and seriously. Even after he
was badly spiked at first, he kept at his
work.
In the Yankee half of the first inning,
with Peckinpaugh out, Pipp drove q
single along the right field line. Then
came the Babe for his first swing into
position with cleaning new bat that
looked like the tongue of wagon or
a Titan's chariot and the local bugs
began to murmur.
With the scount three and one on
him the Infant plastered an emphatic
he caught the next one and sent it
into the steerage passengers st-ewn
along the foot of the right field fence
for two-bagger. Derrill Pratt lifted
what looked like Texas Lacquer to
center, but Speaker came in and nailed
it. Pipp dashed across the plate with
the run. Lank Bob Meusel took third
swing.
Umpire Warns Thormahlen
In the second inning tr@culent Truck
Hannah drove a single to center with
two out. Our young Mr.. Herbert Thor
mahlen swung earnestly, but ineffect-
lively. Doc Johnston annoyed young
Herbert with a single to center in the
Indian half with two out, but the Doc
was nailed trying to steal. Young Her.
chunk Of eating tobacco, was cautioned
by Umpire Connolly not to mistake the
pill for cuspidor.
Great mental anguish was suffered
for @ few nom ents by the multitude
when the Yanks had the corners packed
in the third. Peckinpaugh was safe on
GardRer's low throw to the bag. Ruth
was Passed with due deliberation, and
Lank Bob Meusel also walked, which
brought up Duffy Lewis. Duffy finally
lined to Evans.
The Yanks should have had another
run in the fourth but for some weird
base running. Aaron Ward opened
with a two-bagger into the squatters
in left. Hannah singled to center and
Speaker started relay to the plate.
Ward continued to circumnavigate and
was nipped at the plate.
Thormahlen got touch Of the spikes
in the Cleveland half of the fourth. He
dashed over to cover first when Pipp
nailed q bounder by Gardner. Larry
stepped on Thormahlen's foot as he
hit the bag and Herbert went to the
dugout limping. Doc Woods gave him
return. i.
The Yanks pounded their second run
Dagger into the little group Of serious
Clevelanders in right. Ruth, after
swinging twice. rolled swift one to
Johnston and was thrown out, Pipp
going to third. Pratt lifted clean
single to left and Pipp scoerd.
In the Indian half Of the fifth Peck
fnpaugh stopped rush of Indians
when he made q running stop of what
might have been paste by Sergeant
Pipp flipped the ball over his shoulder
to Pratt for force-out.
The tail end of the Yankee batting
order drove Bagby right out of his
dugout in the sixth. Aaron Ward, who
helped in the previous innings to show
that all was not we'll with Sergeant
James, opened this session with an.
ether two-bagger into the left field Gus.
TONERS. While they were still brood.
ing. Track Hannah sent second two.
Dagger to the same spot and Ward
ssrolled home.
This was all that Sergeant Bagby
had to do for the afternoon. The res,
OF the Yankee rush stepped on the neck
OF the relief pitcher, Bob Clark. Thor.
mahlen dumped down a sacrifice and
rolled Truck Hannah to third. Peck
was safe on bounder to Evans. Pipr
singled to right and scored Hannah
Ruth was~ purposely passed, with nc
protest from the local customers. Der.
Till Pratt singled to center, and Peck
and Pipp scored. The multitude then
began to clamor for the eviction OF
Cia1n. "
Ruth's St. Mary's Industrial Schoo,
band played "Hail to the Chief" wher
sbe Eeae came TO bat in the eighth. The
InfsRe hit the frst thing offered for 9
mere two-bagger into The right field
crowd. He went TO third on Pratt's in.
fleld out. Msysel rolled to Evans, who
threw to the plate and the Babe was
nailed stancbg up.
Speaker began to send for the pinch
ers In the eighth. Burns was trotted
Vus to bat for Clark. He bounced tho