New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-28

Well, it was this Shocker who upset
our pennant chasers yesterday, the
score being to 5. Urban not only
pitched sterling ball but he batted like
a demon. As for Barney McManus, he
is the fellow who is subbing for the
famous George Sisier at first base for
the Browns. Sisler. it will be remem-
bered, is under suspension.
The work of Shocker can be summed
up in this wise. He held the Yankees
TO seven hits, tanning five of them,
and collected two hits for himself,
enc a double, in three times at bat.
This double drove in two runs and tied
the. score. Barney McManus made a
five trips to the plate. He also stole
q base.
Carl Mays Knocked OF Rubber
Carl Mays was the Yankee mounds
man and although he was presented
in the second inning, Carl wilted rapid
1y in the excessive heat and was
Knocked off the rubber in the ninth
inning. Jack Quinn, who succeeded
him, showed little Improvement. Twelve
hits were secured from Mays in nine
and one-third innings, and q most
timely triple from Quinn in twothirds
of an inning. The Browns had batter
ing afternoon.
Yankees getting off in the van in
the second inning. Baker. the first
batter, walked and on the hit and run
signal Muesel lined the ball over first
for double that put Baker on third.
Willie Keller himself couldn't have
made a pretter place hit. Baker
scored on Pipps infeld out, Austin
to McManus, and Meusel raced to
third. Wards sacrifice fly to Tobin
tailed lanky Bob.
Mr.. Shocker deadlockcd the game in
the fifth. With CARRIER out on fine
catch by Peckinpaugh. The McManus
singled to right and stole second.
Austin walked and then Shocker drove
the ball over Fewster's head in center
for d two-bagger. scoring MsManus
and Austin.
their half of the fifth. With two men
cut Williams lost Fewster's fly in the
sun and Chick took two bases. Peck
inpaugh rose to the emergency with
= sharp single past third which tailed
Fewster.
Brownies Get to Subway Artist
In the sixth the Browns resumed
their macing of Mays and wiped out
the Yankee advantage After Williams
had flied to Meusel jacobson was hit
" pitched ball. SEVERED skied to
right, but Gerber singled to left and
,'tcobeon took third On the hit and
run play McManus rolled one down be-
tween first and second, Jacobson scor-
ing and Gerber advancing to third
Pipp made startling stop of Austin's
lot grounder and beat his man to first
by aid of long slide.
The McManus put his side ahead in
the eighth with his home run into the
upper tier of the right field stand
; mighty blow for a right-handed bat
ter. This was bad enough, but what
happened to Athe "Huggers" in the
ninth was something frightful
Ellerbe singled to right and Will
liams was safe when Ward dropped
Pipp's hurried throw. Elerbe at
tempted to take third on the play. hut
Pipp cut him down with beautiful
throw to Baker. Jacobson singled to
left, Ellerbe going to third and Jake
reaching second on the throw-in Ger
Der went out on great play by Ward
but SEVERED singled to left, scoring
Williams. and then the Terrible Nc
Manus tripled to right center, tallyine
Jacobson and SEVERED
Yankees Rally in Vain
The Yankees tried vainly in thei,
half of the final to catch up. Hawks
batting for Quinn, singled over first
Fewster famed. Peckinpaugh was safe
on Ellerbe's tumble and wild throw
Hawks speeding to third. "Babe" Ruth
hit a high fly to center, which scored
Hawks. and Baker singled to right
Peckinpaugh counting. Meusel drove
the ball to deep right. but Tobin pickee
the ball off the wall and the game wa,
over.
The score:
ST. LOUIS "a. L.) NEW YORK "a. T.,
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