The New York herald., 1922-05-06
Mackmen Collect Ten Safeties
for Eighteen Bases, Two
Being Home Runs.
DEv0RMER'S RAP HELPS
Mcmillan Also Strikes Timely
Blow; Miller Makes Two
Thrilling Catches.

Spec10t Dsspdtch TO IHD NEW aOkk tAkkALp'
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The orphaned
Yankees outlucked the astounding
Athletics this afternoon and evened up
their series with the Mackian Maulers
by winning the second game of their
series by score Of TO 4. Ten hits,
for total of eighteen bases and in
cluding home runs by sOutfielder Bing
Miller and Third Baseman Jimmy
Dykes ratified of the locals bats,
while the champs were making only
seven hits for total OF eight bases;
but what the Yankee wallops lacked in
volume they made UP IN timeliness and
effect.
Battling Bob Shawkey pitched for the
Yankees and needed the brilliant support
accorded him by divers and sundry mem
bers of the cast. More than once he tot
tered on the verge of disaster. but Elmer
Miller came to his rescue twice with sem
sational catches, and Shortstop Everett
Scott saved him on another palpitating
occasion.
8 RoIlie Naylor started for the Macls.
hut developed a streak OF wildness IN
the second inning, and was lifted after
passes to Miller Pipp and Scott had
filled the bases with only one out. South
paw Roy Moore succeeded him. and
lasted, with indifferent success. until the
eighth, in which pinch hitter batted for
him. Eddie Rommel finished and retired
the Yanks In order In the only inning
he pitched.
Texas Leaguer Fruitful.
Manager Miller Huggins again watched
- - ov,d xIypa rn
he was Joined In the second inning by
outfelder Whitley Witt. The Philadel-
pfiia refugee ventured to criticize Umpire
Tommy Connolly's Judgment on called
strike In this inning. and for his temer-
ity he was promptly ordered or the field
Norman Mcmillan replaced him and
scored two runs with Texas League
single to right.
Neither side scored in the opening
round, IN which Shawkey famed both
Young and Walker. but In the second the
Champions showed three runs across
Miller led of for the Yanks In this pro-
ductive frame and drew q pass. Pipp
also walked and after Ward had sacri-
fred Naylor filled the bases by falling
to get one over for Scott.
Nay1or was waved to the showers, and
southpaw Roy Moore, who replaced hrim
an the mound, famed AL Devormer for
10 Dykes. scoring Miller. and Witt came
to bat. The second bali pitched to him
was called a strike, and Whitley pro-
tested the decision with such heat and
vehemence that Connolly ordered him
on the field.
Norman Mcmillan succeeded Witt at
bat and dropped a Texas Lacquer back
Of Johnston. Pipp and Scott tallying and
Shawkey going to third. There was no
vOfp %
otu on strikes. In the second half welch
and Dykes doubled after Perkins and
Bine Miller had been retired. one run
resulting. Galloway also connected
solidly. but Miller came In from deep
center feid to make tidy catch, which
retired the side.
Macks Counter I'm Fourth.
The Macks countered again In the
fourth. which Bing Miller ouened with
a single to right WEIGH drew a pass
and Dykes. with orders to sacrifice.
dribbIed bunt TO an unguarded sector
between Frank Baker and Bob Shawkey.
with all the bases filed and none out
Galloway raised an easy fly to Pipp and
Moore grounded TO Ward for a force
out az second. on which Bins Miller
scored. Shawley filled the bases again
by passing Young. but Elmer Miller
again came TO his rescue with brilliant
running catch Of Johnston's ecorching
liner TO deep right center.
Again in the seventh. In which the
Yankees went out in order, Shawkey re-
tired the first two men at bat, Walker
striking out and Perkins grounding I,
Scott. But with Bing Miller at bat the
Yankee finger Inadvertently "grooved''
fast one and the Mackian mauler
slapped II over the left field wall for a
homer. tying the score at three ALL
with one out in the eighth Pipp
singled TO right and was forced at second
on Wards roller TO Young. with an
easy double play In sight Galloway made
low throw to first and Ward was safe.
Scott then singled TO center and De-
vormer. who previously had struck out
twice and grounded into an easy force
out at second. lined TO right for a double
which scored both Ward and Scott. He
turned 10 take look after passing second
however. and was caught between bases
for the third out.
Dykes Also Hits for Cfrcuft.
Jimmy Dykes was the nrs. man up
IN the Athletics half and the stocky
third baseman walloped homer over
the left field bieachers. Frank Brazil
subsequently batted for Pitcher Moore
and flied 90 Elmer Miller. and in the
ninth EDDIE Rommeli. who pitched and
won the opening game OF the series for
the Macks. ascended the hill again. He
turned the Yankees back IN the order OF
their appearance and Shawltey was
equally effective against the Macks IN
their half.
The score:
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