New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-20

Manager Midget" Higgins selected
RIP" Collins as the proper curver to
tame the wild Comiskeys, but it turned
out to be mighty poor selection. as
rip" was driven to cover in the third
inning. The veteran Jack Quinn was
called next, but he, too, was rank
failure. Bill Piercy appeared on the
mound for the New Workers in the fifth,
but he was no improvement, and finally
Alex Ferguson was put up for slaugh-
ter.
This parade of Yankee hurlers al
lowed a total of twenty hits, including
q triple and three doubles. Clarence
Hodge did the box work for the So.l,
and although he was found for fifteen
hits, among which were three triples
and two doubles, Clearance managed to
hold the generous lead his pals gave
him in the fifth and sixth innings.
Score Four, Are Four Shy
The Yanks did try to start something
in the ninth, when they were eight runs
in the rear, but the best they could ac
complish was four tallies. In this dying
spasm Peck walked, Baker singled to
center, Meusel walked, Pipp singled off
Sheely's glove, Ward singled to center
and Devormer singled to Mulligan.
Hodge then frightened up and retired
the side.
The victory of the White sox assures
Yanks, as the Chicago boys have won
twelve games and lost only six.
The Yankees broke through on Mr..
Hodge in the third, rip" Collins
starting the run-making with a pass.
Miller sacrificed, and Captain Peckin
paugh tripled through Falk in left and
rip" scored. Ruth followed with a
wicked smash that hit Shelly in the
shoulder, Peck tallying and the Babe
Collins and Meusel fouled TO Schalk.
The White Sox came back in their
half and went the Yankees one better.
Incidentally, Grip" Collins was driven
to the tallest of the tall timber.
Collins Driven From Box
Johnson singled to left and took Sec
ond on wild pitch. Mulligan Jared
rip" with triple to center, which
scored johnson. Eddie Collins walked
and Strunk singled past third, tally
ing Mulliean with the tving run. That
settled rip" With Quinn pitching,
Falk. sacrificed, Pipp to Ward, and
Shelly walked. filing the bases. The
dangerous Hooper popped to Peck, but
Quinn walked Schalk. forcing E. Col
Inns over the plate. Hodge famed for
the third out The Sox added another
run in the fourth.
The Chicago advantage was Of short
duration, for the Yanks went on bat
ting rampage in the fifth and secured
q one-run lead. Peckinpaugh tripled
to the flagpole in left as an opener
ample by knocking the highest triple
that ever fell in any center field. Peck.
Of course, walked home. Baker doubled
to right, scoring Ruth, and the Trappe
farmer tailed on Meuse's single to
center. Pipp hit into a fast double
play, Shelly to johnson to Shelly, AMI
then johnson threw out Ward.
Kid Gleason's band staged another
of their recently famous come backs"
and sent four runs across the scoring
dish in their half Hooper raped a
double to right and scored on Schalk s
single. Quinn here was yanked from
the box in favor Of Bill Percy Schalk
took second on wild pitch and went
to third when Hodge sacrificed. Schalk
tailed on a Squeeze" play. Johnson
bunting safely. Mulligan walked. Both
out and scored on Strunk's double to
cent,r Ward tossed out Falk.
Ferguson Tries His Hand
maker in the sixth. With one out
Harry doubled to left. and scored on
Schalk's single to center. Hodge hit
safely to left and Johnson walked, fill
ing the bases.
Ferguson replaced Piercy as the New
York twirler. Mulligan hit to Peck
who by wonderful stop and throw
caught Hodge at the plate. Collins
singled to left, scoring Schalk ant
Johnson. Strunk hit through Pipp
tallying Mulligan. Falk was hit by &
pitched ball, but Shelly up for the
second time, was tossed out by Baker
The score:
NEW YORK a L. CHICAGO "A. L.
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