New-York tribune., 1920-07-09


tfnhf and thrilling ball gamn from
q. :4, - ii: S.. fal,,,. -; 9,
WasM What S4iata01 SsayA ali = :
The fo0fh less. vet terrible. Tires Sl1
s. ..... 81. 4. 5 sIsy,s 81, %..+s s.,.4. +hx
81 y Z - e. 4 als >s>s'S ~
Indians won both their games from
III q the sevanth Doc Aver. had not
afiowed ashit ana only one man had
reach "a frst by { base on balls. Then
MIN sra ~, sncestrv' bn;.tnd 4 home run.
ri ma - 4bs ,i lsft 6eId stands The Detroit
snthsla st;li favored RIGHT field. Ruth
crnssed hii az them bv shoistinR one
k;ch II sthA a;r IA laft field. There
wSs NOBODY there and the ball was hit
10 hirh that Ruth rounded second be-
e. scre ~ + landed % and; ana took third, skidding
sthera an his sore wrist. He scored on
4 'sacrifice fiy bv Meusel.
This nut the Yanks in the lead by
vas1 after the breaking Of q tense
CAIN. srS Avers, Then came q
cnsnle ~ errors by Fewster and Han
nah snnllinr the propa of pride right
from nnderneath the Yanks in the
ninth.
3 81. Rush Starts Trouble
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Sssss 81 ...,,,s h;,,,sa1t - 4hroxr ii first
nssa nsaa, cray,at. orSsak w jo,,h1s nIav' 1t was
.snsessvs lob and perhaps Fewster was
oeerconfdent. The ball slipped through
his fingers and both men were safe.
Instead Of retiring the side and end
ing the game with that dramatic sev-
enth inning climax the al Yanks pro-
climax. Heilman shot single be-
tween third and short and Bush scored,
putting the Tigers on even terms with
: the Yanks again, while the multitude
moaned.
With this opening Hugnie jennings
called Ty Cobb, the pale and interesting
invalid from Augusta, Ca. to bat for
Ellison. The Peach hmped OUT 70 Lne
plate and proceeded 20 aemonstIaUc stnay
even one-iegged Conp was tne eanal
Of two,iegged ordinary p'ncn hl:sS.. U:ss.
The Peach cnopped single ~ iisns
field and Neacn scored. -
Once again opportunity to check rne
Tiger rush knocked at the ianKee door
and found nobody home at All. lehman
took too long lead on third base, ana
was palpably trapped. TRUCK" Hannah
poised the ball and instead OF tossing It
to Meusel hit Heilman on the knee ana
the ball caromed of the Joint into the
infield. Heilnian scored. 1t turned out
later that this run was just enough to
win the game, game. p.,,, n,u..
~. v.nss oo+ ora WIN n their half
~ tho n;nth with +he assistanca of
p;rsiI; liz .,.a th;rd has.n,an V;ck sJashed
ansan, sne sa NV a,,S p;,,a;,; rasda Sv;id
~ow ~ a. ~ W 1e4t;-s, s W;nt cat eli +ha
sn.vI .a,. = ~ S.snrd p;rn .ccrsd S;no WITH .
wsy - s' $500. SIX Th;s hrn,,sh+ ths
snnsse 70 -. ns;,, WITH rahoSr n,,+ and
,I;sh dpe slsat up 4sn srnt Snr @ @ Sonaer Rnt the
infant was thrown out BY Young.
.Meuse struck out and Ping Bodie, the
Wonderful Wop, was thrown out by
Bush,
1t was hectic ball game until the
Yankees started to go bad. Ayers was
pitching one Of the best games that
he ever pitched, until Pipp drove that
astonishing home run into the left field
stands. Our Mr.. Rip Collins was pitch
ing shut out ball, too, until the seventh,
when Shorten crashed out a single that
bisected first base. Heinie Heilman
brought him in with triple that rolled
into the right field corner of the lot.
With the brand Of pitching that
Ayers was offering, this looked like q
big enough run to win the game. In
the third and fourth innings he struck
out Ave men in row. but the Yankees
crashed through in their half OF the
same inniag and Ayers was lifted tor
pinch hitter. Ch1cken~ Okrle ana
eanA' ssas. nn'sneo me game ''' ''' :
so he di sd nso s hd and Tss there ss wa
= dash Of trainers and assorted med