New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

10 make the AFTERNOON complete
success for everybody who did not live
IN Brooklyn Babe Ruth produced his
expected home yum at the psycholoei-
cal moment IN the sixth inning. with
Mays snd Fcwster waiting anxjously on
rhe bags. The resultant home run
drove the final nail in the coffin Of tho M
Brooklyn clan and they retired from
fne field with nothing save honor
Babe also got e-bsgger which
accounted for another run.
Sam Jones started for the Yanks
and was pasted for two runs in the
opening inning After that he was in
vlnclble, though he had to pitch him
self out Of few tight spots. MAYS
took uD where Jones left off. but he
rad a substantial lead to work on
Blond Carl let the Dodgers down With
Two runs and held command over the
situation. though he had to do some
fancy pltchnR in the late innince
Saerry Smith started for the BROOKLYN
,eani. and tour runs were scored in the
eve innings he worked. He oo+ ~
osme Tor the defeat Gordinier
rooHle pitched the last four inninge
snd y was from his Offering that Ruth
gath aSe his circuit clout
Robins Score in FIRST
The Robins started on the right foot
oF Pu'Uh$ over two runs in the first
'nalng Jimmy Johnston slammed .
two-timer to right field. and "Rurn,,e,,
lones presented Griffith with a freo
N@et to first. Both runners moved M
a base when Ward and Pipp turned
oacA Iach neat on A hard chance.
line Slngl O. from the bat of old reliable
ny Myers sent Johnston and GrifHtb
over the scoring pan.
he lanks came back in the second
Mcmillan looked over four wide ones
from the port-sided finging Of Sherrv
smith. Ward hit to W. Olson. who
tossed TO Crane on an attempted double
play ne toss was high. and Sentell
called Mcmillan safe at second while
crane was making a wild throw to
complete the alleged double play at
ArSt. Ward went TO second and
Silent Mac to third. The former
Rochester citizen Just managed to
squeeze home when Scotty dumped onc
IN front of the plate, ard Ward rode
home in style on WalIy Schang's crash
lng double down the left field lines.
That tied the score at 2-2
ne Robins were unusually busy with
their bats in the early innings. and
Sam Jones was having the time of his
life keeping the home plate free from
repeated attacks by the Brooklyn clan.
Ine Hugmen got away to several prom
isIng starts themselves, but double
nlays by the Brooklyn infeld npped q
promising crop of runs in the very bud
In the fifth inning the Yanks re-
used to be baked of two hard earned
runs. Miller started by lining a single
to center, but it went for naught when
Sherry Smith, with his trick motion,
caught the Yankee outfelder fatfooted
Of the bag. Then along came Ruth,
who slammed out triple 70 deep right
center. Baker brought him home with
a sharp single to right.
Triple by Mcmillan
Mcmillan advanced to the plate,
bearing in mind his record of hitting
safely in seven consecutive games, and
after the wind robbed him of a two
bagger to right field by carrying the
ball foul. Mac caught the next ball
flush on the end of his bat and drove it
10 the farthest corner of the park. He
pulled up at third with plenty to spare,
while the Trappe Farmer brought the
Yankee total up to four runs.
The headline act of the matinee per
ormance came in sac sixth inning,
. tor MaVs celebrated his appearance