New-York tribune., 1921-03-27

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"a u was little more than u session
& hat ing practice for the Yankees.
uliIe Hoyt and Quinn were having lit
IL diazculty in holding the Brooklyn
rIayurs in check, their teammates were
g1snmng hits of various sizes to all
eoe1er of the ball park. They
sne6ge total of seventeen safeties,
iD(fuA e four doubles. two triples and
Unele Robbie allowed the game to
tevsaep into nothing more than bur
Ias4ue by refusing to remove JEFF
ne&sr from the mound, and the tall
fuIb. Pfeffer pitched the first three
isains for the Dodgers, and he was
uoefu " wild and ineffective. During
poand out twelve hits and scored
3eurx runs.
Ruether to the Rescue
It vas not until the Dodgers had been
iepeIessls beaten that Walter Ruether
vas alled upon to relieve the battered
Rfeaer. 1t was the new southpaw's
frss turn in the box since he was pur-
shassd from the Cincinnati Reds, and
le scquitted himself nobly, yielding
snly one hit and holding his rivals
neersles$ in three innings. MOZART,
~he occupied the box in the seventh
and eighth, was bumped for four more
hits.
The Brooklyn pitchers were given
wyetehsd support. particularly on the
pe1t OF the infielders. Kilduff was
Getatg Of two errors, and Buster Cation,
vAo 3. cceeded him at second base in
The third inning, committed two more
mispiAys. The work of the Yankee in
sShfE vas again splendid, and they
tashea pack the Dodgers on several
tereasening occasions. Ward played
~ tsual brilliant game at third base
enG A1tcheu also performed we'll at
shen until he was relieved by Ray
kfsnch IN the sixth inning.
CAick Fewster was the BATTING hero
o. she afternoon, getting three two
bsse hits in five times at bat. HawLs 9
slammed out triple and a single. Ruth
treased himself to q three-baeeer and
Fapp vas credited with a home run and
: single. - ~
fanks Score in First
lne ankees began to pound Pfeffer
3 sns urst innlng and jumped off to a
1ourfun lead Fewstev, the first bat
tss, bounded one over .iehnston's head
Tor two-bagger. Hawks reached frss
On A1duf's low throw to Konetchy
and Fewster completed the circuit or
ne error. Ruth took three vicious
swmgs at the ball and then went bac
70 ~ dusout, but Pipp drew a base
On esHs and Meusel came through with
Magie to left, scoring Hawks and
putting Pipp on second.
Nrd followed with another single
y nEht field. which scored Pipp and
eehs Hsu1cI to ~thixd.szZs N sxsaaasetss ss.s q
zvs seeond base and was caught 81
Mhwb throw to Olson, while Meuse
haeersd at the far corner. Mitchell
ekaed Lanky Bob home with a sinel,
= esntar, but Johnny was nailed steal
Hsfer was subjected to some more
iouga Treatment in the second inning
dustaz which the Yanks gathered five
neF runs. Hoffman walked with none
oFekid vent to second on Hoy's sacri-
Aee|hnst Fewster was hit by.a pitched
bA1I ind Hawks then drove out a three
hsensr to right, scoring Hoffman ane
Fsw&e : Hawks crossed the plate
yheu Kilduf threw the ball past
!Ah7ater. in relaying Grifith's peg
heh the outfield.
kuth then smashed out a long fiy
Just out of Neis's reach and it went
fof : three-bagger. The Babe came
nous when Neis threw past third base.
Pip capped the climax by lifting one
eTerthe left field fence. Meusel went
eue en- a fly to left. Ward came
through with his second hit, an infield
siAzk toward Johnston, but he was
aesii caught stealing.
Pfeffer Hammered Hard
Az > W. two plays by Ward and Nit
enc .oyt turned the Dodgers back
q fla Hfst two innings, but the Brook
yng's sc6red run in the third. After
Rfeh : famed, Olsen walked and
erosasd the plate on Johnston's double
y ~ er. Griffith drew base on
eshs 'nd Wheat lifted fly to right,
sct J susel dropped the ball. He re-
ecse' d it in time to cut down Grif-
nth SECOND. Johnston took third
g the play, but Konetchy forced Wheat
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