New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-11

record.
The Babe did not break his home run
record, however, saving that feat,
doubtless, for tomorrow at the Polo
Grounds; but the swat sultan did have
the satisfaction of fattening his bat
ting average to the extent of triple,
which cleaned the bases, a double and
single Hasty, Keefe and Freeman
were the pitchers who were so badly
mauled.
The woeful details now will be emu
merated.
Mays was the easiest sort of mark for
the Pathetics in the first. After Witt
had been thrown out by Ward, Dykes
singled over second. Home Run Title
Walker then smashed out his four
baser. CIV Perkins next laced one over
third for two bases. Edgar Collins
sent high bounder to Pipp, which went
for hit, Perkins going to third. Nc
Cam rolled to McNally. who threw to
second, forcing Collins, but Wards
toss to Pipp for double play was late
and Perkins counted.
Ward TaIlies First
Aaron Ward brought across the first
Yankee run in the second when, with
one out, he banged a savage liner to
reaching third McNally's sacrifice fly
to Collins scored Ward. Schang beat
bunt for the second hit OF the inning,
but Mays flied out to c. Walker.
The Yankees tied the score in the
fourth, the tail end OF the batting or
der doing the job. Pipp flied to Witt,
but Ward worked pass off Rasty and
went to second on McNally's Texas
Lacquer over short. Schang singled
past third, scoring Ward. and Mays
doubled to center McNally tallying
Only a wonderful stop by E. Collins
held Mays's drive to two bases. Miller
fouled to Perkins and Peck flied to cen
ter, leaving Schang and Mays high and
dry.
Some clever base running by Ruth
in the fifth seemingly upset the equili-
brium of Hasty, for before the inning
ended the Yaiks had assumed a three
run lead
Babe led off with a hit that bounded
over McCanns head and by fine burst
of speed the big fellow slid into second
safely. Meuse's inheld out put Ruth
on third, from where he scored on
Pipp's single to center.
Hasty Is & Pudding
Ward walked for the second time in
succession. McNally singled to left,
Pipp tallying, but Mike was out at
second trying to stretch his hit. Schang
lined one through the box Ward coun-
ting with the third run of the frame.
The Yankees pounded Hasty some
! more in the seventh, which Meusel
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field foul line. Pipp followed with an
other double to left, on which Meusel
rode home. Ward sacrificed, j. Walker
to Dykes, who covered first, and Nc
Nally made his third hit of the after
noon, single over short, Pipp scoring.
Hasty became thoroughly fatigued in
the eighth after getting two men out.
asked to be relieved Connie Mack
humored him and sent Keefe to the
box. The new pitcher finished the
walking of the Babe and next walked
Meusel. c. Walker dropped Pipp's fly
and Ruth scored. Ward singled to left,
Meusel tallying.
1t was a merry -go-round for the
Yanks in the ninth, when Ruth hit his
triple with the bases full. Schang,
Mays, Miller and Peck had previously
singled. Ruth scored on Perkins's wild
return to the box.
Buck Freeman went to the mound for
the Pathetics after Keefe hit Meusel
Pipp singled to right, putting Meusel
on third, whence he counted on Wards
sacrifice fly to left. McNally fouled to
Perkins and the crowd cheered. Hawks,
running for Pipp, went to third on
Schang's second single of the inning
and scored on Mays's second hit.
, Miller beat out an infield hit and Peck
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! Schang and Mays. Ruth hit to short,
the ball hitting Peck. who was declared
out, ending the terrible affair after
nine runs had been registered.
Elmer Miller famed on three pitched
balls in the first