New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-27

Rip Collins, the former Texas Rang-<
er, started in the box for the home
crew, but lasted three innings. Dur
ing that time he handed out three
bases on balls. and was bumped for
triple and home run. Herb Thor
mahlen replaced him in the fourth, but
the southpaw fingered on the scene for
less than an inning. Lefty" O'Doul
was then hurled into the breach, but
he also was given the gate before the
riotous fourth inning was ended.
Young Bob MeGraw finished the game.
1t was a painful exhibition on the part
of the Yankees
Babe Ruth failed to get his thirty
sixth home run for the simple reason
that Sammy Jones wisely kept the ball
out OF the Babes reach most of the
afternoon. The Infant was walked
more or less Intentionally each time in
his four trips TO the plate, giving him
a perfect batting average for the day.
Pratt, Pipp and Ward were the only
Yankees to connect safely with Mr..
Joness curves.
Shakes Up Batting Order
Manager Barrow shook up his bat
ting order, and it certainly produced
the desired results. Oscar Witt was
moved up to the lead-off position and
Eddie Foster, who replaced Mike Nc
'Nally at the keystone sack, batted in
second place. Harry Hooper performed
In the cleanup role
The Red SoX won the game in the
very hrst mining by scoring a run.
Their other eight .tallies were entirely
superfuous, as the Yanks were shut
ont for the first time in many a day.
Nltt led Off with a triple to right,
which Meusel might have played bet
ter and scored moment later on
Fosters infeld out to Peckinpaugh.
Rip Collins found great difficulty in
hndIng the exact location of the plate
IN the third inning and he passed Wal
tiers and Witt. After Foster had flied
out to Ruth Mike Menosky hoisted the
ball into the RIGHT field stands for a
homer, scoring Walters and Witt ahead
Of him. Hooper walked, but Wally
Schang famed for the third out.
Miller Higgins decided that it was
not Collins's day and he sent Gleich in
to bat for the youngster in the Yanks'
half of the third. Thormahlen took up
the burden in the fourth, but Jared
even worse than his predecessor.
"Stufy" McInnis started the inning
with double along the left field foul
line and Scott followed with a single
to left Walters continued The assault
by slammlng another single to center,
on which McInnis tailed.
Pitchers Come and Go
Thormahlen made a. hasty exit and
O'Doul replaced him. Lefty" started
well enough by tanning Jones' Witt
forced Walters at second for the sec
ond out, but Foster shot single to
center, scoring Scott Menosky poked
another single to right. sending Witt
across and putting Foster on third.
Menosky promptly stole second and
Hooper was hit by q pitched ball, fill
ing the bases. O'Doul forced in Foster
with the fourth run of the inning by
walking Schang. McGraw then re-
1ieved O'Doul and McInnis flied to
Ruth for the third out.
McGraw allowed only three hits for
the remainder Of the contest The Red
Sox scored only one run off the young
twirler, IN the seventh. Hooper, the
first batter, drew pass, and Schang
singled to center. McInnis came
through with a hit to right, scoring
Hooper Scott popped to Pipp and
Walters hit into double play, Peckin-
paugh to Pipp.
The Yanks had fine opportunities to
score in the fifth and sixth innings,
but fast double play turned them
back on each occasion. They also had
great chance in the fourth, when
Jones handed out three bases on balls,
but neither Bodie nor Ruel could come
through with the needed hit The
Wonderful Wop hoisted a fly TO Hooper
and Muddy" grounded out to Scott
Jones got himself in bad with the
multitude by passing Ruth in the very
first inning, and he was repeatedly
Kissed the rest of the afternoon.
Xauks Ofr for Was<
The Yanks left for st. Louis last
night on their second Western trip of
the season. They will open series
with Jimmy Burkes Browns to-mor-
row.
During their stand against the West
ern teams at the Polo Grounds the
Yankees won twelve out of nineteen
games. They took three out of four
from the Tigers, two out of five from
the Browns. four out of six from the
champion White Sox and three out of
four from iris Speakers Indians.
The score:
BOSTON a. ~ NEW YORK a. L.,
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