New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-02

Ernie Shore, the tall and languid Tar
Heel twirler, started and lasted the
entire game. 1t is the first time this
cason that he recovered that much
rom tho bite Of the native North
Carolina hookworm This brought
more Joy to the owners of the Yanks
than the acquisition of the lead, for
The Yanks need the services Of Shore
light about this time.
Also the Yanks will have Carl Mays
working here Saturday. Mays has been
banned from partic patton in the pas
me in this city since he threw ball
Il a cash customer last season. Mays
has agreed to make public apology to
he customer, and the customer has
agreed to accept the same. The ball
hit his head and woke him up, and the
consequent insomnia made him con-
spicuous in Philadelphia.
Babe Ruth did not get home run
while the Yanks were clambering
ahead of the Indians. but he has hopes
IF coming close to the last years rec
ord before quitting this place. The
Apathetics got the greater number of
Aits to-day, but the Yanks made theirs
tell.
Passes Help Leaders
The Yanks started on the trip tc
'rst place in the second inning
Mausel and Bodie drew bases on balls
Nobody covered second when Perkins
brew to trap Meusel and the runners
advanced base apiece. Mcusel scored
vheN Pratt rolled one to Thomas, and
8odie came home when Hannah
mashed to left.
The Apathetics got one in their halt
{ the same inning. Strunk hit tc
center for two bases and scored on a
couple of outs. The Apathetics had
he Yanks headed in the fourth. Du-
AN beat bunt to Pratt and Strunk
hi: second Dagger. sending him
10 third Then Ruth let the ball get
way from him and pugan scored
trunk scored on fly by Perkins.
The Yanks picked up those loose
'acima!s again in the fifth. Shore
Drew base on balls and Peckinpaugh
crashed double to left. With Ward
ut. Pip hit to center for two bases
nd scored both Shore and Peckinpaugh
II this inning Babe Ruth, the infant
watigy, was all set for the. twenty
Nfth. He lifted one out of the place,
aoistcd one to short left The fact
hat Ruth hit the ball seemed TO make
both Walker and Dugan nervous. They
collided trying to spear the pill. If
Ruth doesn't muss the folders up in
me way he does in another.
in the seventh the Assassins Of Muir
.crers Row got busy again. Peck beat
bunt and Pipp and Ruth drew bases
! balls, filling the corners. Meuscl
.love hit through the iniield, scoring
'cckinpaugh and Pipp. That ended
loore. who started for the Apathetics,
nd Keefe, q right hander,. went in to
suffer for the rest of the afternoon.
ing Bodie, the Wonderful Wop, drove
= single to center and scored Ruth.
Even the Pitcher Hits
The Apathetics got one run in their
half Of the same inning. Keefe, the
new conner, crashed out a two-base hit
md went to third on an out. Griffin
beat cat a roller to Pratt and Keefe
cored on the play.
In the eighth inning Shore startc d
the scoring in person with a single to
EFT. Peckinpaugh drew base on balls
nd so did Ward, filing the bases. With
!ipp out Ruth beat an infield hit, scor-
ng Shore and keeping the corners
crowded. Gleich went in to bat for
Meusel and drew base on balls, fore
ing in another rum
The Apathetics got one more run
n the ninth inning Witt doubled
Griffin hunted to Shore and beat it
out. The long-legged Tar Heller made
a Wild peg to second and Witt scored
The jinx seems to be lifted from
Ssore, and it is predicted that he will
be taking his regular turn in the box
before long, and the Yanks need man
who can take regular turn about this
time. with Shawkcy still among the in.
iured. The success of Shore may move
Miller Higgins to give Bob McGraw
the Colorado collegian, chance in the
box tomorrow.
The score:
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