New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Yankees Finish
W estern Trip
With Victory
Shawkey Pitches Hugmen
to One-Sided Triumph
Over Burke's Browns
From a specsa, CORRESPONDENT

! "tn no EMBARRASSING GnoQ|EHS Oh q
pennant on their minds they stepped
right out and played the same sort Of
baseball as that with which they over
whelmed the Indians and the Tigers
and made eighteen hits and eight runs
while the home guard was tapping Bob
Shawkcy for eleven hits and three
runs.
Babe Ruth led the Yankee drive with
three hits in four times at bat. The
master mauler peeled off double in
the first, 81 single in the third and a
triple in the fourth. driving in two
runs and scoring three himself. He
! drew a pass in tn sixth, but was
called out on strikes in the eighth
and was royalty razzed for protesting
| the decision.
Battling Bob shawkey pitched for
the Yankees and was hard hit
thai his pitching mechanism wasn't
working very smoothly, bat Higgins
! did not think it worth while to re-
! lieve him and he went the entire
route. The Brownies made at least
! one hit Off him in cry inning, en-
cept the first and sixth, but were un-
able to bunch their blows to any pur-
pose,
Four st. Louis Pitchers
Four St. Louis pitchers faced Che
! Yankees and all but one Of them was
/ maccd for one or more runs Joe De
Berry. late of the Delta League and
the University of North Carolina,
started and was driven to cover in
the fourth inning. Beverly Bayne re-
placed him and was taken ont to make
room for pinch hitter in the Brown
ies' half of the round. Burwell sue
ceeded Bayne and lasted until the
eighth, when he, too, was lifted in
Late tonight the Yankees will en-
train for indianapolis. where they
have an exhibition game scheduled for
tomorrow. With them will be out
fielder Don Connolly. recently pur-
chased from the Tulsa, Oklahoma,
club, Of the Western League. Con,
molly is tall robust young man, who
is said to be fleet footed runner and
heavy hitter.
The Yankees lost no time in getting
the jump on De Berry Ward opened
the first with single to left and
Pipp drew a base on balls, the for
mer scoring and the latter racing to
third on Babe Ruth's double to the
:ence IN right center. Pratt tapped
to Gedeon and Pipp was run down be-
tween third and the plate, but Ruth
went to third on the play and drifted
across on Lews's fly to Jacobson.
t REX closed the round by ignoring a
perfectly good third strike.
This lead was cancelled in the sec
ond. in which the Brownies pounded
Battling Bob with some vigor and
were aided in their scoring by a wild
throw from Ruth. Jacobson started
lhe rally with a far-fung single 10
!ett, but was forced at second when
Shawkey knocked down WilIiams's
{orrid Liner and tossed the ball to
feck. Smith slapped single to
center and Tobin slammed over sec
ond' Williams scoring.
KUN got the ball on the first bound
and tried 20 nip Williams at tbe nlate
hnt his peg bounded high over err Pruclt Pru[I
Eann*h,s head and Smith snrjnted
nome while Shawkey was CHASING the
effant pellet to the grandstand. Tohin
raced TO third on the error, but was
tempted 20 score on Scvereid's r,n
10 feck and was cAurht in - ,nn.,,n
We berry eHded the round by ytrik;nr
Yankees Forge Ahead
ne aHkees forged ah.ad again in
'he th'rd. With one out in this jnn;ng "a,
we haoe drove a single TO rjpht anG
scored all the Way from first on prot+'l
"ouolc TO center. Lewis sinrled 70
It.I. scoring Pratt, and Peck planted a
,t''EIe IN the same harried sector
n'uIfl forced Peck At second. however.
ana Hannah closed the inning hv str;l
ing out. ~ ''i n
In the following frame the yanloos
! ground out three more runs and drn,,a
young De Berry 10 cover. ShawLa\
iauhched the drive with A sinyl. 70
ielt' and Ward sacrificed him 10 secord
ripp doubled to right, scoring Shawfc~
@o1ob "m9 ne q nerrH gave way to Bayne. Ruth
"v!conea baEne and chased Pipp
"eIGSs acre win triple of the left field
"a'l ana subsequently, scored himself
bn+ m a wv a'ru pl2ch. Pratt drew pass,
= put me new Brown HEAVIER pulled him
, seIf together and Lewis and Peck wnre vy,'1'o
. 'es!red on easy chances
=. w, 'th one out IN the Brownies half
t'af! smith doubled past Pipp nnd r..
oln lined a single IN the same l;rao
t'oh' sending Smith to third and ID
.t"ncihg TO second on MeuscI's fno
cn,o" 10 the plate. SEVERED croundnd
ou' TO feck and Smith skidded hon.
w. p .he p!av; Billings then batted fo~
havnc and drew pass. but Icwis W.. 49,.
IN front Of Gerbcrs long WALTON - re-
n nnd retired the side while robb;ny t+o
brown shortstop of an extra base h;+
Ngaih III the fifth the Browns thraat
rted' but were unable to score T;tl,
~ ~uedcon out Of the way on an easv
roller to Pipp. Sisler poled an s;neIs reIs
TO center and by fast and darjnc 'rs1e rsn-
n'Ag reached third on Jacohson's sin-
gle to left. William popped to H,ard
however. and Smiths lazy f!oater W. ~
easy to Lewis
Ward fied to center at the start oe
INC Yankees sixth. but Pipo snnn
slnGi" 10 left and Ruth worked Rnr.
we'll, Who he'd replaced Bavne. for
pass Pratt flied to Tob;n in short rigb+
Lewis singled 10 left. scoring Pipn anI
sending Ruth 20 third. where Peckin.
r3uGh'S lnheld out left him stranded
Ncuse! led OF in the seventh and
pNmmeled single 10 ccntcr. hut was
h't IN fine heel bv Hannah's SPLASH ana
mntre Chit! called him out. Bob
Shawkey then hit 10 laft for his third
mt IN four times at bat and the Yam.
kocs' third consecutive single of the
ming. He vas subsequently, forced at
second on Wards tap to Gedcor. how
ever. and Pinp flied to jacobson for the
third out.
7nc score:
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