The New York herald., 1921-08-22

bagger McNally's walk and the hitting
of Schang filled the bases. with none
out. Shocker in a huff threw the ball
to the ground and Ward dashed to the
plate, silly, foolhardy thing to do.
Umpire Reverses Decision.
The Yanks kicked ficrcey. and after
consultation with Nallin Connolly re-
versed his decision and sent Ward back
to third. Then the Browns raved like
madmen and swarmed around the um-
pires. Fohl and Huggins were in the
mob scene at tho plate, and all of a sud-
den little Hug" went at Fohl with fists
flying. He went at that big and stolid
person like fighting bantam. The
police rushed out in flock and two
mounted cops galloped bravely to the
front. very martial in their fancy trap
pings.
A cop four times Hugs" size grabbed
him by the wrist with more realism than
the opera bouffe occasion warranted.
Pretty theatrical business the way the
cop yanked the spunky little chap 'Sarm!
That camoufiesr cop ought to be proud
OF himself. He's an honor to the force.
The Yanks had a fine chance for a
big inning, for Miller and Peck made
hits. They did tie the score. brt BRAIN
less base running BY Shawl<ey to the
plate broke up the rally just when
Shocker was cracking. Shawkey blum
dered smack into a sure putout. That
was throwing games away. Peck fun
bied sacrifice and Jacobsons hit sent
the Browns to the front in the sixth.
Connolly called strike on Peck in the
ninth that barely missed hitting him on
the foot. 1t was so low. Peck threw
his bat in the air and handfuls OF dirt
Even those rabd fans laughed at the
dnafc eli ~ fatA
Ruth followed with two Dagger.
Meusel a frail seed in a pinch. struck
out Pipp walked and Ward grounded
out
The Yankees played added baseball
in both games. very spotted. They
hadn't much fight in the vesper game.
the Yankees hadn't.
The first inning OF the first game was
hitless. Ruth was the only one fortu-
nate enough TO reach first base, and
Shawkey struck out Slsler after count
of three and none. In the second Sisler
muffed foul on Meusel near 10 the
crowd, and a walk by Meusel followed.
Shocker fumbled Pipp's bunt. nice
start, but Ward famed on spitball a
foot outside the plate and McNally was
even easier Schang went the same way.
Great pitching The Yanks couldn't see
the ball.
shawkey Pitches Better.
Shawkey moved the Browns down in
their second after the infringing fans
had kept Ruth and Meusel from catch
ing fouls. Peck broke through with
hit in the third with two out. 1t did
no good, for Meusel poled lightly to
Ellerbe after Ruth had promenaded.
Elerbe and Slsler fiattened the shots
OF Shawkey for two baggers in the
fourth and the first run of the game.
ID g.. a.aYI he Aa1d
hit would have been a single with no
scoring. A fan grabbed the ball before
Ruth could get hold Of il.
The Grand Stand Umpires, and this
town has more OF those loud mouthed
experts than any other In the industry
except Brooklyn, had their fling In the
New York fifth, inspired by senseless
kicking BAD playing brought susie
nance TO the Yankees. but the fans and
Browns blpmed II on Connolly. Schang
was passed and Sisler made a. stupid
play when lie threw ShawlSeys bunt to
second. Schang beat the ball. Miller
sacrificed and when Peck grounded to
Ellerbe the latters high throw to Sew
ereid allowed Schang to score.
Ruth's savage smash to Slsler brought
In Shawlxey Peck, running TO third.
did some tricky foot work and baked
Gerber long enough for Meusel to beat
out n ground ball. Pipp struck out
and left two on base. Two runs were
made without the help OF hit
home run in the fifth raised havoc
Tobin made II, after lot or ioullhs'
ShawlSey had set down two men when
McManus and Shocker made singles he
had two strikes on Tobin when ne
stubbed his toe and put up one that
Tobin rode into the right field bleachers
The two run lead thus created Tor 81.
Louis looked big as o continent.
Bayne, southpaw. began the second
game by tanning the FIRST three men
He struck out Ave of the first six. Pipp
hit a fly ball by way of variety Col
Inns seemed to be after an average OF
wild pitch to an inning. lie sent Jacob
son from first to third on one I'm the
second inning. and the big Swede scored
on an out. The inning contained a wild
pitch. passed ball and hit batsman.
Collins's poor pitching and some inheld
bunglins over which 1t is charitable 10