New-York tribune., 1921-06-13

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Sabbath. A fan is fan on weekd
higher classification. Well, these SOU
nloaned under Coogan's Bluff yesterc
sion fees and war taxes combined CT
rain checks as early as the third inn
The ball game which IVES won by the
Yankees by score of II to s after
nine turbulent innings, which con-
sumed nearly three hours OF time, was
only one number on the program.
Dame Gossip, Dame Scoid and the vet
eran Dame Procrastinatjon pushed the
pail game hard for light in the sun.
Dame Gossip got busy after every safe
hit, sometimes at the home plate, some
times around the pitchers box and at
ail times where two or three players
could be gathered together while the
Gnapires, Connolly and Dinneen, slum-
bered and slept
Dame Scold made the biggest hit
with the crowd, for by the bsstowal of
some wartime bonus or other the
Dame secured the exclusive services of
those famous personages, Babe Ruth
and Tyrus Raymond Cobb. Ruth and
Cobb earned their stipend, Whatever it
was, by making faces at one another
as they passed from bench 10 field and
from field 10 bench. On one occasion
Midget Manager Huggins of the Yanks
thought the two celebrities were about
TO swing O right or LEFT so the Midget
squeezed his way from the coaching
box to the plate in order to get be-
tween them
1t may be that neither Ruth nor
Cobb had any intentions of taking the
edge off the Dempsey Carpenter en-
broglio and it may be that the M;dget's
presence awed the possible ombatants.
Anyhow Hug got the credit FOR pre-
venting a riot.
Dame Procrastination Chuckles
Dame Procrast'nation, the fovrth
number on the program. was on the job
every minute, taking fiendish delight
in the successes won by her sisters in
crime. Dame Gossip and Dame Scold
How Dame Procrastination chuckled
when the time-clock registered two
hours and iorty-sight minutes.
AS for the ball game there were two
big innings for both the Yanks and the
Tigers. The fifth and the eighth netted
g tota OF eleven runs for the home
nine. while the sixth and the eighth
harvested six tallies for the visitors.
This fifth spasm of our boys was
wonder. The Tigers were leading, to
/. when il happened. Schang hit safely
to right and the parade began. Shaw
key 5unted safely, Roth did The same,
snd the bases were filed. Captain
Peckinpaugh tripled and the bases
We're emptied save for Peck. Babe
Ruth knocked home run into the up
per right field stand his nineteenth OF
the season.
Pipp singled of sntherland's glove.
Meusel doubled Baker flied to Cobb.
but Pipp scored on Wards lift 20
Eeach. Schang made his second single
OF the inning and Meusel counted.
Skawkey also collected a second hit for
the inning, but jones tossed out Roth.
The Tiger runs in the sixth followed
Z, single by Cobb, an error by Peck and
q home run TO rigat center from the
hat Of Blue. In the eighth the "Ty
Cobts" broke loose again with three
,Io,e runs, double error by pipp
starting them on their way. A triple
by Heilman and a base on balls to
Jones forced Shawkey out Of the bo,;
in favor Of Quinn. Blue then strolled
and Bassler singled before Quinn
steadied and retired the side.
The Yankees with Dutch Leonard as
the opposing moundsman had merry
time in the eighth. which Roth opened
with a single TO right. Peckinpaugh
meXt drove the ball into the left field
bieachers. A double by Ruth and sim
giles b. Pipp, Meusel and Ward fol-
loved until four runs had been tailed,
settling the ball game.
Ward Plays Poorly
Aaron Ward was responsible for the
two runs scored by the Tigers in the
third inning. After Bassler had famed
Aaron booted Sutherland's easy ground
er. Young walked and Bush bunted
safety, filling the bases.
1yrus Cobb got the merry ha! ha!
when he popped to Pipp, but Bobby
Neaeh singled to left, scoring Suther-
land aal Young. Heilman aied 20
~iel. for the final out.
The Yankees managed TO get one run
across in the fourth. although Babe
Ruth, the first batter, set bad ex-
ample by striking out 1t is true the
Babe hit foul out Of the lot, but fouls
ere merely fouls. despite the yowls
they bring. Wallie Pipp crossed "Suds"
Sutherland by bunting and reached
first in safety.
Bob Meusel singled to Cobbtown and
Pipp travelled to third. Baker hit a
hot grounder to first and expired, but.
Pipp scored on the play. Ward met
nothing but ozone.
Bob Shawkey famed the first two
men who faced him, Young and Bush,
but Manager Cobb, with the count 8
and 2, singled to right. spelling clean
strike-out slate.
Waile Schang opened the Yanks'
third with single to right center and
was sacrificed to second by Shawkey
Roth famed and Peck was tossed out
by Jones, leaving Schang high and dry
or second.
T. r. Cobb, after banging three foul
balls into the right field stands in the
seventh, passed out on hy to Ruth.
The prolonged kicking Of Ownie
Bush over Dinneen's decision at second
on Schang in the fifth finally led to the
exile. of Bush. Flagstead went to short
for the Tigers.
Wallie Pipp distinguished him self in
the eighth by making two errors on
Veach's grounder. First Wallie fun
bled the ball and then threw over the
head OF Shawkey, who was covering
hrst. The batter took second.
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