New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
BarnbinO Held
T'oMereSingle
In Nine Tries
Beaneaters, Playing Rings
Around Hugmen, Win LIST,
8 to 3, and Second, 6 to l

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BOSTON, June 21.-The New York
Yankees lost both games of q double
header to the Boston Red Sox this
afternoon at Fenway Park by scores
of 8 to 3 and to /, respectively. The
Yankees were consistently outplayed
throughout. They could not hit in the
pinches and could not prevent the Sox
from making their drives at times when
most good was to be accomplished.
Babe Ruth was not in q hitting
mood, which may account for the
failure of the Yankees. The Bambino
had five cracks at Pennock in the first
contest, but could not get the ball out
of the infleld Nor did he solve the
delivery of Bullet Joe Bush until the
ninth frame of the sunset contest
was no incentive, for Frank Baker
followed by hitting into double play.
st was Babe, however, who turned in
the one thrilling feat for the Yankees
that had the worth OF merit in it. In
the seventh inning Of the final game
John Collins cracked one into right
center on q dead line, billed for the
fences as sure as fate and the income
tax. Ruth, however, was off in full
fight and with his back to the stands
he turned his glove and snagged the
ball. The fans gave him great hand
I for that catch.
Pennock Twirls Cleverly
Herbert Pennock pitched clever
I cunning game for all that he was
touched for ten hits. After the second
inning he ruled the roost with firm
hand and the Yanks bowed to his will
AS for Bush he allowed only five hits
and with a fair break in the lucs
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In the first frame Hawks singled "a
center, but Leibold made bold attempt
for shoestring catch. He lost the
chance and Hawks toured the paths
touching every base.
The first game Of the doublo-header
was dismal, doleful affair. 1t was {
walkover for the Sox, to begin with
and it was as colorless as water. Two
hands were down in the opening frame
when Mike Menosky hit a low linel
| through the infeld that went for &
base hit. Pratt rolled one down tc
Ward that was moving along at express
train speed, and Wardie, hurrying hi
throw, was off in his direction. Stuff,
McInnis picked out this moment for
two-base hit, cleaning the bases ant
establishing the Sox in the lead.
The Yankees became aggressive il
the second and tied the score for jus
couple of minutes. With one ou
; Pipp bounced a base hit down to De
Pratt. In trice base hits by Ware
and Hoffman, rang out, and these wer
, followed by passes to Roth and Peck
the combination being good for tw'
runs. With the bases filled and tw'
out in this frame Babe Ruth came u
and rolled the bail down to Pratt, VIII
: tossed him out with little ceremony.
Hawks Shows Speed
The Yankees were first to score il
the second game. In the first inning
Chick Hawks sieshed a drive to cen
ter and Harry Leibold tried to make
diving capture of the same. The bal
, rolled through his frenzied clutch an'
) the citizens of the Fenway saw som
real speed on the bases. Chici. wa
off in full flight and finished with
fine burst of speed, beating the re
lay to the plate with ground to spare
The Red Sox yanked the lead righ
| off New York's hands in the secon
frame. Pratt opened with triple t
right and scored when Peck booted
roller by McInnis. Collins poked a hi
into right, Mclnnis taking third an
scoring on drive TO right by Al Wal
ters. That was good enough, but a.
; was not yet, as is sometimes said.
The dam burst or something hap
pened in the sixth and three runs wer
scored. One hand was out when Bus
beat out coaXer to Ward and Vlt
, walked. Successive hits by Leibol
, and Menosky were all punched aroun
so that they showed three runs over tn
platter. The scores: