New-York tribune., 1922-08-12

The return from the taking Of the
vest-ths subjugation Of Cobb and
Sneaker and Fohl-was accomplished
ouietly b. the Yankees. No fanfare
about IL. There's still much TO be
done and al the Yankees tried 10 90
Yesterday was 20 win one more ball
rame. They did thst--won a pitchers
battle In which Bush added 20 his hne
pitehirg record Of the season and
Rommc did well himself while he was
on the dais.
About 10000 fans took lively in.
ferest in the game. thinly ATTENDED
though 10 was Dy red Ere. The hitting
was thi- and the engagement unemo-
tonal. but it was close and full o.
Fharp defense when men were on
bases. There was little scoring COM
pared 20 the favorable situations Tor
scoring. The pitching - such times
was ~ its best and rcmccied the
weakness Of some wayward nelding
Win in the Ninth
The Yankees had to use ,heir ninth
inning 70 win. They we're winning z
20 o, up 20 the eighth inning ana IN
that disconeerting epoch Neleh' o. the
As, drilled a home run into the grand
stand with two out and man on base.
Bush faltercd In no other inning, and
h.s faltcrluc then was Just mere
wisp of q faiter. just second cousin TO
a faiter. With a close stand and
highly charged ball anybody's likely TO
hit "a home run. The Athletics made
only four hits OF Bush. those all scat
tered and none until the ffth inning.
Bush. IN addition 20 making the Ath-
letics walk a well worn chalk line back
70 the bench. struck out six men. held
the outfeld flies O. the oppressed Con-
niemacks 90 four. made a three-bagger
which grew into a run. pitched himself
out Of tight places, accepted hvc helo-
ing chances, batted Do the winning run
IN the ninth, and called i a day.
The first four innings were barren.
The Yankees made . run IN the NTH
inning. but not al they should have
made. Pip opened with two-bagger
20 the rieht field wall, a grounder.
Sebanr doubled 70 left, Pipp scoring,
fni. the other Wally was caught nap
rinr there by Rommeps whirlinC throw,
= fate one or two other somewhat
careless Yankees narrowly escaped.
Neusel made the third successive hit
Of the inning and was caught stealing
Mispiays Not Costly
The New York misplays were not
costly. though at the time they prom
ised 10 be. The Athletics were After
prsh had trinisd 20 the bull pen IN the
s.~th Miller hGde a pirpin catch on
Witt for the second OF, and Galloway
made a low throw on Dugan. which al
lowed Bush 90 score.
Schanr was poor nt fielding. lie
threw Ike q lacrosse player. After
Miller had walked IN the second MS
steal went through because Of one OF
echtrv'r lacrosse throws Miller went
70 third on an out. but was run down
when Galloway slapped hard 20 Bush.
Five Yankees were left on bases IN
the seventh and eighth innings. After
Schanr mad walked and Mensel singled
ir The seventh with one out Ward and
Scott hit fies Dykes low throw IN
the eighth put Bush on second with
one out. Joe was a bullet on the bases
as well as on the rubber Wits safe
buut advanced him 20 third, but
shriekinc. screaming, savage. sockne
liner which Dugan hit went straight
40 DYKES and not only ceased suddenly
% shrek scream, saw and SOCK but
was whipped across lots 70 Hauser foI
double play.
SCOTS low throw on Perkins in the
ninth gave the Athletes a nice open
ing. for Perkins advanced 20 second
and perchcd there with none out. He
tried % beat the run when Galloway
hunted. then tried 20 get back when
Bush nabhed the bunt. Bush, quick
wit.ed. threw 90 Scott before Perkins
could get back scot.v blocked him OF
eleveriy and tagged him. Bush bulietec
few more and struck out Dykes and
Scheer. after a wild throw by Schang
beyond Pipp's reach had allowed Gal
loway 90 take third.
Ketchum. who pitched after Rommel
had resigned for y pinch-hitter, gave
four bases on balls IN the last two
inainrs lie walked Meusel and Ward
N the ninth with nobody out. Scott
sacrificed. making q perfect job Of It
|. b. laying the ball on the left foul dine,
and Bush hit @ line single 20 left