Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-24
YANKEES Annex
FIRST CAME Of
CRUCIAL SERIES
Splendid Pitching by Hoyt,
and Stick Work of Ruth
and Pipp Cause Down.
fall of Speakers Tribe.
DIV The Assoclnted Press.)


work ia win the first of an all-im- |
nortant four-game series with
Cleveland. Hoyt was in trouble In
only one inning, the fourth, when
Cleveland scored its two runs on
Gardeners single, Sewers trlpIe
and a wild pitch. In the last I'VE
innings Cleveland only got three
men on bases.
CoveleslIie also pitched well TOT
Cleveland but met with his usual
poor luck against the Yankees
who have defeated him f1Ve times
in six games this season. New YORK
also clinched the years series from
Cleveland, today's victory pelng
their twelfth as against seven loi
the Indians. Ruth emerged from
batting slump, knocking three
doubles and drawing base on
balls in four times up. lie scored
after each of his three hits, thoush
he pulled up lame after running
TO second on his third two-bagger'
First Inning.
Cleveland - Jameson was
strike out victim. Wambsganss safe
IN pipp's error of Peck's throw
Wood struck out and Wambsganss
stole second. Smith also famed.
New York-Miller fouled out TO
O,Neill. Wood made a sparklins
catch of Peck's hoist. Ruth strolled
"a first on four pitched balls. Meu-
sci forced Ruth, Sewell to Wambs-
ganss
MISUNDERSTANDING crashed
s,nple into right. Sewell forced
Gardner at second, McNally TO
ward, Johnston popped to McNal-
w O'Neill walked. Coveleskie
famed. e.,
New York-Pipp sent out ny
TO Wood. who then gathered IN
Wards fly and also took McNalIy S
lofty drive.
Third Inning.
observation-disclosures walked 10
first Wambsganss sacrificed, Hoyt
70 Pipn. McNally took WOOD
roller and threw him out on
,zzIing play. Ward threw out
Smith at first.
New York-Wambsganss look
Schane's grounder and threw MN
ont Hovt hoisted to Smith. Miller
famed.
Observation-Disclosures singled INTO
right his second hit. Gardner
srored on Sewell's three base hit TO
left. Sewell scored on a VIII
pitch. Hoyt threw OUT Johhs 'st
O'Neill got a long doubie TO lelt.
Coveleskie whitfield. Jameson went
out. Pipp to Hoyt, 49, -. %
New York-Peck flied out To
Jameson. Ruth went to second on
a two base hit that hoped over
Sewell's head. Meusel flied ouI 70
Smith and Ruth raced to thiru'
Ruth scored on Pipp's dorble 10
center. Ward flied out to Wamos-
ganss.
Fifth Inning. ,
observation-disclosures singled
sharply to right. Wood sacrificed,
PPM 10 Ward. Smith flied out TO
McNally. Gardner breezed out:
New York-Smith took McNai-
lv's high fly. Schang walked 10
first. Hoyt forced Schang at Sec
ond. Coveleskie to Wamhsganss
Sewell took Miller's grounder and
touched second.
Sixth Inning.
cIeyeIand-Sewell cracked sim
gle to right. Johnston lined out u
Meusel. Sewell went out stealing
Schang TO Peck. Ward tossed ou'
O'Neill at first.
New York-Peck fouled out tt
sewell. Ruth bounced a double OIL
Wambsganss' hand. Ruth scored
nm Meusers single to left, Mouse
going to second on the throw IN
Meusel scored on Pipp's hot drive
TO center for one base. Coveleskie
knocked down Wards drive
Wambsganss taking the ball anC
throwing him out at first, Pipp go,
ing to second. Sewell threw ou'
. McNally at first.
Seventh Inning.
acknowledgements fanneo
Ward tossed out Jameson at frs
on pretty play. Wambsgans'
strolled to first. Pipp took Wood
grounder and touched first.
New York-Wood came ovel
into right field and took Schang''
high fly. Hoyt lofted to Wambs
ganss. Miller walked. Peck flee
out to Jameson.
Eighth Inning.
Cleveland Ward threw on
Smith at first. Peck threw ou
Gardner at first. Miller gathered
in Sewell's sky scraper.
New York-Ruth doubled aloni
the left field foul line, his thirt
two-bagger. Meusel sacrificed, Co
veleskie to Wambsganns, Rutl
going to third. Ruth scored oil
Pipp's sacrifice fly to Jameson
Ward flied out to Jameson.
Ninth Inning.
observation-disclosures fouled on
TO Meusel, Ward threw out O'NeilI
Speaker batted for Coveleskle
Speaker flied to Peck.
Cleveland.
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