New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-19

Babe Ruth did his share to keep
the Yankee ship sailing smoothly PEN
nantward, but his best endeavors were
in vain. With the Yankees one run
behind in the seventh the Babe
knocked out his forty-sixth homer of
the season and his second in two days,
scoring two runners ahead of him.
Showing that he is absolutely i'm
partial as to where he cashes in his
circuit drives, the ball he ''lost' to-
day sailed over the left field fence.
A merry row ensued as Ray Schalk,
the pugnacious little catcher of the
White Sox, insisted the ball Babe hit
went foul.
SchaIk Sent From Field
Kid Gleason and the rest of his CO.
horts Joined the wrangle which cen
tered about the home plate and the
Chicago rooters raised a frightul din.
So obstinate was little Schalk that
Umpire Wilson finally ordered the Sox
backstop out of the game and then
pulled his watch on Gleason. Eventu-
ally the battle was resumed.
A sudden weakening on the part Of
the "underhanded" Mays in the eighth
spoiled every thing for the Yanks.
Amos Strunk started the collapse of
the New York pitcher by doubling to
left center. Falk walked and Sheely
beat out bunt to Mays, who turned
to throw to third and force Strunk,
but there was no Baker on hand to
take the toss. This bungle filled every
hassock.
Hooper forced Shelly at second.
Strunk tallying. Mostil batted for Lees
and was purposely passed, again fill
ing the bases. A certain Fred Bratchi
was hereupon called upon to bat for
Faber and he made himself more than
solid with the Comiskey customers BY
singing to right, scoring Falk and
Hooper and, as it turned out, winning
the cid ball game.
Each team scored in the first inning.
The Yankee run being put on its way
by Elmer Miller, who singled over sec
ond. Roger Peckingpaugh responded
to the h!t and run signal with n safe
drive through short, Miller speeding
to third. The best Ruth could &C.
complish was grounder to short,
which forced Peck at second, but
Miller tailed on the play.
Take Lead in Fourth
The White Sox got this run back
in their half, Johnson solving Mays
for double to right field. Mulligan
in endeavor;ng to sacrifice popped a
fly into the hands of Mays and Eddie
Collins flied out to Ruth. Amos Strunk
singled to center for the run.
The Yankees shot into the lead in
the fourth. Baker was tossed out BY
johnson, but Meusel beat out hit to
deep short. Ward walked and Wally
Schang hit his second double Of the
afternoon, the ball bounding to left
field after striking Mulligan on the
left foot. Meusel and Ward counted
on this torrid smash
The SoS came right back in their
half and with the aid of Ward and Pipp
tied the score. Shelly went out, Mavs
to Pipp. but Hooper singled off The
shins OF the New York pitcher. Schalk
singled to center, putting Hooper on
third. Faber singled to left. scoring
Hooper, and Schalk also tailed when.
with Faber caught between second ana
first, Ward failed to throw home, but
instead ne tossed to Pipp, who dropped
the ball. Johnson forced Faber at sec.
ond and then was caught on an at
temptedi steal.
Captain Roger Peckinpaugh pre-
sented the Sox with one-run lead il,
the sixth by fumblng Falk's grounder,