New-York tribune., 1921-05-29

r.re 5 to / and 6 to . in favor of o
,slJicuddy's Mollycoddles are not sh
i @Three Is" was the question asl
,aended yesterdays obsequies.
Of course, the local roOters rejoiced
lille these "ninor-msjors" were doing
,s.ir worst, but at the same time, they
IA maid TO see two bali games, and
Aey didn't
Babe Ruth. even, was squelched by
~ feeble efforts Of Mack's insists to
-ske at least one ball game out of the
Ta Babe doubtless figured:
aThat's the use Of home runs? Just
~ IL anywhere and take it easy. If
.ks bail happens to go safe, all right.
It doesn't 90 safe, why one of these
ps,hetics' Will tumble or throw the
Nh out Of the yard"
Mays Worried in Fifth
But there is no need to go further
i,ta the misdeeds Of the Pathetics.
Tss story Of the two fascos will cover
hings we'll enough.
4ari NAYS WHO kGAGlNGN q NlfG q
gssserday morning that the ban Of
ssn had been raised, committed his
|ga3er-handed work IN the first game
nth such skill that hits were few and
i,r between, although the Pathetics
lss Carl much worried in the fifth,
vbsn shey filed the bases with only
,re man out. The amazing Mays
ssairmed out of his trouble with only
me run being put into the ledger
agsinst him.
'The Yankees won the opening en-
sumter Of the afternoon in the third
Irning. WalIie SGhapg singled as a
,tsrter and raced to third or a single
Il right by Mays. Peckinpaugh forced
Ysys at second, but Schang Tailed on
tie play.
Nj. Ruth walked, but it didn't look
II all Intentional the way Stringbean
Harris served the balls to the Buster"
ppp grabbed his bat and opportunity
sTnly, with the result that a single
kunded over second which scored
gsptain Peckinpaugh. Bob Meusel
hereupor lined single to right and
ID Witt played with the ball Ruth
allied and Meusel went to second.
Tsss was all, for Chicken Hawks went
%. on q hard grounder to short.
Shawkey Defies the Bonsetters
In the sixth the Hugmen added an
eher run through the mediEm of d
ase on balls to Meusel, force-out. q
i. batter, Ward. and a single by
Shang. The final tally for the New
Yorkers came in the eighth, following
sgceessive singles by MeUsel and
Hawks, base on balls TO Ward, and a
strifee fly from the bat of Schang.
The feature Of tn second game was
tie pitching of Bob Shawkey for the
tanks. Bob had had his arm CON
.smned as useless so many times in
as last few weeks that he really was
2ginning to get worried himself. 1t
vas with fear and misgiving on the
srt OF Miller the Hug that Bob the
r-Gob obtained consent to hurl de-
tsnee at these bouesetters by working (
lie enfeebled wing in a real ball game. ,
Il would appear that BOb's cure was (
70 fake prescription. 1t was not until /
he fourth inning of the second game /
hat the Pa,hetics were able 10 get &
aie blow, and Clarence Walker was the !
-an who broke through the ice with a /
ngle to left, bat there were two men
nj and nothing happened. In The
wsnth this same Clarence again /
2arged the ball to safe territory, but
gain without results, for Bob was
I'LL curing" his lame arm.
Another Run for Connie
Bat in the eighth Shawkey was
rought face to face with real prob
sm- Witt, the first batter of the
sthetics, doubled to right field, Bra
q and Dugan walked and the bases
ere filed when Clarence Walker flied
. Meusel in right. The mighty arm
Aeusel appalled, Witt so greatly that
le blond never attempted to score
,Om third. Shawkey next walked
'elch, and, of course, Witt was obliged
walk home. Myatt, who had re-
aeed Perkins, famed, so Bob and his
I'M arm escaped fairly well under the
rcumstances.
In the ninth the Pathetics again
'aneed upon Shawkey Or, mayhap, Bob
as satisfied that he had effected a
lre, and allowed the weaklings from
liliy to do little business. At any
ie the Mackmen put over another
"a on a triple by Dykes and single
Galloway.
Inc same teams are scheduled to ,
ees again this afternoon in the same
ot. The word teams" is used most
fseciy, and Connie Mack is advised
sell out and let some one else build
otaer 100000 inheld.
The scores:
FIRST CAtrr