New-York tribune., 1921-04-01

The teams were deadlocked at the,
end of the first half Of the eleventh,
vixen Bowman, the Shreveport left
''eider, led off with a single to left
1eld. Jackson. the next batter. walked
and the stage was all set for Wallies
bone" play.
Eibel rolled one to Fewstcr, who at
tempted to tag Jackson on his way to
second, but the runner stopped short
and Chick tossed the ball to Pipp in
order to retire Eiba.
Meanwhile Bowman had rounded
third base and was tearing for the
Plate. Pipp set out in hot pursuit of
jackson and tagged the runner, COM
I4eting the double play second after
bcwman crossed the plate with the
winning run
Yankees Outbatted Again
For the third successive time the
lccal players outhit the Yanks. who
made only six hits in the eleven in
hngs. The big leaguers were espec-
iSlly weak at bat in the pinches and
c'ly one OF their hits figured in the
scoring. On one occasion they filled
the bases with none out, but could not
shoye run across.
Carl Mays started on the mound for
New York and was not taken out until
after the tenth inning. 1t was the first
ilme this year that any of the Yankee
tWlrlers had been kept in the box for
more than seven innings. Mays pitched
sect ball and allowed only three hits
until the eighth, when he weakened
and was slammed for home run, a
uouole and single by successive bat
itrs. These hits gave the home play
ers two runs that tied the score.
hinton, a southpaw, pitch the first
'.Ve innings for the Gassers. He yielded
'Aiy two hits, one of them a three
""eger by Mays. Crockett, a right
nander, who succeeded Hinton, allowed
only tour hits. Two Of these came in
the tenth inning and helped the Yam
bees fill the bases, but Crockett tight
ened up and turned them back without
run
The Yanks scored in tile first inning
without making a hit. Fewster walked,
and while Meusel was being retired on
grounder to Ewoldt "Chick" sprinted
TO third. Fewster completed the circuit
on Ruth's roller to Hollahan
Mays Waivers in Eighth
The game then went along at fast
clip, and neither team scored again
until the sixth, when the Yanks in
creased their lead by one run After
Mays had popped to Watts, Fewster
again walked, and Meusel sent him
home with long double to center.
Ruth went out on a fly to Watts, but
Plpp and Bodie walked, filling the
bases. Baker forced Bode at second
on a grounder to Hollahan.
Mays started to waver in the eighth,
and the home players took full advan-
tage of their opportunities. With one
out. Storey shot a line drive over
Ping" Bodies head in center field, and
when the ball was recovered the local
tar had completed the circuit. Ewoldt
followed with two-bagger along the
right-field foul line, and Bowman
chased him home with q single to CEN
ter. Mays intercepted Bodies throw to
the plate and nailed Bowman, who was
dashing for second. Mays famed Jack
son.
The Yanks' real opportunity to settle
the outcome came in the tenth inning,
Fewster opened the inning with q sin
gle to left and Neusel reached first
on Jackson's mGf in right field.
Hawks attempted to sacrifice, but he
heat cut bunt toward the box, filling
The bases.
Pipp. Bodie and Baker failed to con-
ncct for the needed hit and three rum
ncrs were left stranded on the bases.
Pipp bounced one to Eibal. the local
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down at the plate. Bodie pulled the
same stunt and Meusel was forced at
the plate. Baker then smashed
vicious grounder toward the same Mr..
Eioal. and the latter made a fine stop
in plenty of time to retire the Mary
land farmer at first base.
Babe Ruth returned to the lineup
this afternoon, although he Is still
suffering with sore wrist. He made
three trips to the plate and failed to
nit one ball out of the infield. Hawks
replaced the Bambino in left field in
the seventh inning.
The Yankees are not scheduled to
play tomorrow but they will have
light workout in the morning. They
will leave here tomorrow night to re-
sumo their series with the Dodgers on
the way North