New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

Batting Drome and defeated the Red
The twin bill was witnessed by some
needed fans themselves, so terrific v
and to 8.
1t was another of those "home run
days" one circuit smash coming IN the
first encounter and three in the second
battle. Although the Babe accom-
riished his twenty eighth of the sea-
son, Captain Roger Peckinpaugh really
carried off the banging laurels" with
two homers, one for each game.
Roger showed much more versatility
than Ruth is wont to do, for the Yam
kee captain poled his first big drive
into the left-feld bleachers and his
second into the lower tier of the right
field stand. This last hlow of Peck's
won close and interesting game. COM
ing as it did in the tenth, with the
score q tie at to 3.
Menosky Joins Elite
The fourth home run of the sizzling
afternoon, fell to the lot of Mike Me-
nosky, who hit the facade dividing the
upper and lower right-feld stands.
Mikes smash gave his team lead of
two runs in the third inning of the
second contest
In the opening battle the opposing
pitchers were Bob Shawkey fov the
Yanks and Herb Pennock for the Red
Sox. Shawkey twirled creditable
game, allowing only seven hits, but
Pennock Jared i'll, being driven from
the mound in the fourth following
eight hits and seven runs.
The Red Sox had Bob the ex-Gob
somewhat worried in the opening
stanza when they reeled off two runs
after two men had been retired. Me-
noskey singled to center and Del Pratt
walked. Sam Wick drove the ball
against the right-feld wall for two
bases, scoring Menoskey and Pratt.
The Yanks went their rivals one bet
ter in their half, piling up three tallies.
Fewster beat out hit TO short and
both Peck and Ruth walked, filling the
to left, scoring Fewster, and Pipp sim
gled past second, tallying Peckinpaugh.
McNally drew pass and Ruth crossed
the plate on Wards sacrifice fly to CEN
ter. Pipp, however, was caught trying
to advance to third.
Peck Breaks Into Limelight
In the second the Yankees accumu-
lated two more counters on Schang's
single and Peck's first homer of the
day. The Red Sox got one of these
runs back in the third on base on
balls, an error by Hofmann and balk
Nv prh ha Cob In ba lo1F
of the third this run was in turn dis
counted by Pipp's infeld hit and steal
of second and Wards safe blow to left
field.
In the fourth the Huggers produced
still another tally on successive doubles
by Shawkey and Fewster This heavy
hitting gave Pennock the rest of the
day off and Karr assumed the mound
duty for the visitors. The final run
for the Yanks came in the seventh,
when Pipp hit Texas Lacquer over
second and scored on Wards triple to
center.
The. Red Sox were practically pre-
sented with two runs in the ninth, al
though Wick perhaps did deserve to
get the rest of the way around fol-
lowing his three-bagger to right CEN
ter. Errors by Peckinpaugh and Baker,
together with an infield hit, manufac-
tured the other Red Sox tally.
The second game resolved itself into
a pitchers battle between Carl Mays
and Joe Bush. The outcome was very
much in doubt until Peckinpaugh set
tied matters with his homer in the
tenth. 1t was the first extra inning
game in many a moon, or sun, at the
Poio Grounds and the fans seemed to
ENJOY the novelty. Bush did not con-
auce himself very decorouslv in the
way of he language he addressed to
way OF the language he addressed to
pitching.
Red Sox First TO Score
Again Boston opened the scoring box
WIN one run In the first inning. Lei
oold singled to left end took second
while Ruth funbled. Foster scored Lei
noid with safety over short. The
ranks tied 1T up In their half by rea-
son OF Ruth's drive into the lower
right field stand. The Red Sox gained
the lead in the second through singles
by Wick and Scott and an error by
Peckingpaugh. They increased their
advantage in the fourth on Menosky's
homer.
The Yankees picked up tally in
the fourth with two men out when
Meusel, Pipp and Ward singled in sue
cession. In the sixth base on balls
to Pipp and Schang's mighty double to
right center tied the score, which re-
tanned it's status quo until the Yankee
half of the tenth. Fewster opened with
a single over third. On the hit and run
signal Peck pulled the ball to right
and it sailed into the stand for q homer
and the game.
The scores: