The New York herald., 1921-07-14
YANKEES BURY THE
BROWNS BY II TO 1
Mays and Pipp Make Homers,
the Former With Two
on the Bases.

Special Despatch to rfrp NEw YoaK HERALD.
Sr. LOUIS, July is.--Despite the ter
rife heat. or perhaps because Of IL, the
Yankees were in hitting mood to-day
and hammered the ST. Louis Browns into
abject submission in the second game OF
their series here. Eighteen hits, for a
total OF twenty bases. ratified off their
devastating bludgeons and the hapless
local team was buried under score of
II to !.
rTroan Shocker started for the Browns
and managed TO. .stagger through the hrst
three rounds with only one run scored
gainst him. In the fourth. however.
the Yankees brought their heaviest ar
ti,lerv into play and drove him or the
hill. scoring half dozen runs on home
rms by Pipp and Mays. singles py
Ward and Schang and a triple py
Meusel.
Mays went the route for the Yankees
and kent the Browns hits well scat
teycd Not until the eighth inning did
the foemen manage TO bunch as many
a. two hits in the same round and then
tnev were stopped after making one
run.
Fewster returned TO the Yankee cast.
HI. played left field instead of centre,
Ruth moving over to the sun Held. Few
ster topped the batting order and
opened the game with single to right
Peek walked and Ruth lined to right
for single, Fewster romping home'
Baker sacrificed. but with runners on
second and third the rally petered out
Meusel going out on strikes and Pipp on
a roller to sislcr.
Yankees Score six RunS.
Singles by Mays and F'swster made
after two were out in the second inning,
representing so much wasted energy,
and Sevcred's single 10 centre in the
Brow MS half of the same round was
promptly nullified by a sparkling double
play on McManus's> shot to Peck.
Neither side sent q man to first In the
third. But in the following round. the
fourth the Yankees broke loose and
scored six runs while driving Urban
Shocser off the hill.
Pipp was the first man up i'm this
fruitful frame and waloped a home
run. his fifth of the season. to the right
field bleachers. Ward followed with
single TO right stole ascond and adj
vanced 70 third on Schang's infield hit
Mays placed the ball in the right field
stands for his second home run of the
season, and Shocker was so unnerved
by the blow that he hit Fewster In the
arm.
Peck laid down sacrifice and
brought Ruth 10 lat. Shocker con-
tinued wild and Ruth. like Fewster. was
hit with a pitched ball. Baker was an
easy out. but Me Jsel slammcI q triple
past Williams. two more runs resulting.
Southpaw Billy Bayne then relieved
Checker, and Pipp, coming to bat for the
second time In this inning. popped to
Austin for the third out.
Wards single past McManus. Schang's
tripel to right and Fewster's third hit, a
single over second, gave the Yankees two
more runs In the NTH, and Peck's hit to
left, an infeld error and Bakers single
to right accounted for another in the
eighth.
Pipp Out Mt InOPportunc Time.
Following Bakers unsuccessful effort
to pilfer second In this round, Meusel
drew a pass and stole both second and
third. He swiped tie plate as we'll but
just as he slid across the pan Pipp took
a swing at the ball and flied to Jacobson
for the third out.
In the Browns half Austin doubled to
centre. went to third on an inleld out
and scored on Tobins single TO centre.
Tobn tried to go from first to third
while Baker and Pipp were disposlng of
E'lerbe's splash and was daftly doubled
up.
The Yankees last run was scored off
the pitching of Emilio Paln-ero in the
ninth on cchancs infielu hit Mays's out.