New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-04
Faber Ta1nes
Ruth and Rest
OF Hugs Men
Col. Huston Steers for Lake
Michigan After CameWiih
Pockets Full of Bricks
BY w. O. Mcclellan

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-The Yankees
looking particularly languid and list
less, lost to the Sox by 3 to here to-
day, and tonight Colonel Tillinghast
L'Hommedieu Huston, with his heart
full of bitterness and his pockets full
of bricks, was seen walking along to
boulevard in the direction Of Lake
Michigan. Inhabitants of three states
along the lakes were waiting at late
hour for the splash that would signal
the inundation.
Mays was plastered freely in spots
and some languid fielding helped the
Sox to get their runs over. Red Faber
had the inmates of Murderers' Row
locked in their cells, excepting in one
inning where they punched three hits
and got the lone run. The recklessness
Of the Sox on the bases kept the score
down.
Faber Afraid of Ruth
Colonel Huston in his last words
assembled here for the series. The in
fiuence of the jinxes was strong
enough to dispel the charm of two
wagonloads of empty barrels which
were sighted by the Colonel en- the
way to the park. Ruth did not get
home run all afternoon. Every time
but one Faber kept the pill out of
reach of the Infant Swatigy. knowing
that the fences of Comiskey Park
would be no protection.
A superfuity of lead in the keel of
the clipperbuilt Babe Ruth helped the
Sox to a couple Of runs in their half
of the first inning. Leibold started
with base on balls. After Edward
Trowbridge Collins had lifted one to
left Leibold stole second aided by
high throw by Rue. Weaver twisted
one down to Peckinpaugh and the pill
denied Roger in the ribs, tying him
into knot and making it single.
Shoeless Joseph Jackson lifted a
long one to the right field corner Of
the lot and Ruth started after it. He
got his hooks on it but the ball skidded
and Jackson continued to travel. 1t
went for three Dagger and scored
the two on bases, but the relay caught
the shoeless one standing up at the
plate.
The Sox ran themselves out of a
| chance of one or two more in the
second. Schalk singled and Faber
drew a base en- balls. Leibold hit to
right and Schalk pulled up at third,
blocking Faber, who was nailed off
On his first time at bat Ruth was
purposely passed with two out and
ne on while the multitude moaned.
Up again in the third with two out
the infant Swatigy got q mere single
clout to snort, and subsidized at first
when Lark Bob Meusel took wide
cut at the third one
Bodie Scores a Run
Ping Bodie, the Wonderful Wan
whose naughty spirit is still embittered
by the raspberry that was handed to
nm yesterday, piloted run across
Tor the Yanks in the fourth. Ping
ccnopped a hit past Risberg. With
ward and Ruel out, Carl Mays con-
nocted for his second single, and a
smash to left by Peckinpaugh BROUGHT
IN the Wonderful Wap
heq faoer showed that he had no
confidence in the height of the fences
around Comiskey Park when Phi
FACED nm again in the fifth with one
out. taber dealt the Infant Swa+icv
FOUR WIDE ones and the multitude
p4oed hlm all the way to the bench
~hen l the inning. was over 1t proved
g g" strategy though, for Lank Bob
deuSel and Ping Bodia failed to drive
the Infant Swatigy home. (
The languidness of Lark Rob No,
SCI almost gave the Sox another rn,, ~
TWO IN the fifth. With one ONT "a
ward Irowbridge Collins lifted one ~
ne !eft held corner. Meusel trotted
after .. 1t IN a leisurely fashion and let
H. bounce ", right out of his mitts. Then
ne slowed down to a walk and let the
ball roll into the players coon M and ,nS
Collins got to third. Gnu
- Weaver lifted what looked to be .
Texas Lacquer over second. but Pin@
oodle' the broad beamed eagle of Tele7
graph Hill, San Francisco. came ivinp
l IN, Tapping both wings. The Wonder.
5u Ia Wop got under it and held the dill
This made two out, and MAYS M
posely walked Jackson while the multi
tude tore hair and whiskers in a
II anything can stop the customers
from coming to the parks this season
"a ~ Will Will be h the Intentional passing, aid
disregard of the rule changes passed
last year. P''NN