New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Triumph Again
Hub Slugggers
Bat Out Mays
And Mogridge
Bostonians Celebrate Holi-
day in Fitting Manner,
Winning 6 to O and 8 to 3
From a Special Corresponds ut

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BOSTON, April led Barrow and
his much maligned Red Sox made
Midget Manager Miller Huggins and
his million dollar" Yankees the butt
end OF practical joke-or rather a
couple of jokes-thar greatly enter
tanned the high brows of Back Bay on
the anniversary OF the memorable day
upon which Jockey Paul Revere got out
OF the apprentice class.
The Red Sox took the Yankees
Bake Ruth and abby the scruff of
the neck and the seat of the trousers
and tossed them right overheard like
so many English tea chests. In the
Patriots Day morning game Boston
plastcred to 0 shutout on the Big
Town boys. In the afternoon the SoX
handed the Yankees another drubbing
by to 3.
The only balm in the morning game
Tor New York was the fact that Babe
Ruth got two hits. George Mogridge,
usually and infallible charm against
the Red Sox, was knocked into oblivion.
oo1 McGraw was thrown into the game
ana aha finished finished strong, Waite Hoyt held
'he Yankees safe at all stages.
Red Sox Bunch Hits
The Red Sox, on the other hand.
punched their hits with Yankee mis-,
cue cues IN the third and sixth innings.
1,!y uney got brace of runs in the third.
v1cK mlsJudged Scott's liner and it
1ell safely for three bases. He scored
INTO n t. left; Hoyt forced Walters and
Hooper forced Hoyt But McNally
singled to right, and when Wick fun
Died Hooper made third. Hooner
scored on a double steal with McNallv
Morlarity ruling that Peck failed to
tax ,9x out McNally, although it looked
dli1erent from the press box.
Inc Sox sewed it up in the sixth. on
nve hits and an error.
me most encouraging thing for
boston IN the afternoon was the fine
work OF bullet Joe Bush, who was of
no no use to the club yeaY ago. After
the first inning, until he had the PANE PANE
cilnched, Bush was a perfect enigma.
Mays, was replaced by Shore in the
eighth. In the first inning, with one
out, Peck walked and scored on Pipn's
double: The Red Sox got this one back
IN their second. Hendryx walked and
took second on McInnis's sacrifice
Foster fouled to Ruel, but Scott hopped
Mays's subway ball for double that
put the Red Sox very much in the
game. '''0
Clinched Game in Seventh
In the Red Sox seventh inning Carl
Mays passed Devine, after tossing out
Scott, and then famed Joe Bush.
Devlne, however, stole second, Ruel
throwing wide, and the youngster i'm
mediately counted when Hooper singled
over second base. McNally's hit tai
lied Hooper.
., In the next inning, the eighth, with
Shore pitching, the bases were filled
quickly on hits by Hendryx and Nc
innls and pass to Foster. Scott fol-
lowed with short single to left scor-
ing Hendryx, and then Shore was re-
lieved by Collins.
The Rookie had lard luck, however,
as on Devine's hopper to Meusel, the
latter, with double play ahead of him,
threw wild to Ruel and two more Bos-
ton runners scored. There were two
outs, but when Mike McNally's Texas
Lacquer. his fourth hit of the game,
dropped safely in right center Scott
crossed the plate with the Sox final
run. The Yanks got a run in the
ninth which did no good.