New-York tribune., 1922-06-20


won by a count Of 4 10 2.
Tho break came with the suddennsss
Of summer storm. Mays had been
swinging along. pitching beautiful ball
and holding the tribe OF the lines. II
seemed that the long downward fight
Of The Hugmen would be checked. But
Nunamaker, hitting for Duster MAILS
hit 20 right field and made for second.
MeNally took Meusers throw and made
yhat seemed 20 be o simple tog of
the runner. who slid clumsily into the
bo0 Dinneen ruled the runner safe.
In moment the umpire was sur.
rounded by sworming band OF
Yankees. who raved and roared over
tho decision. Even the mlld-nannered
Wallie pipp became emphatic. but, -
ever the decision stood as rendered.
I. was merely a question Of judgment.
B6be Ruth was 50 vehement IN hls
argument that he received the air from
Dinneen. The Indians started hittlnS
and soon had Mays out Of the pof'
Jones replacing him.
Babe Hits over the Fence
Before the Bambino was banithed
BE- ,brilled the crowd with ono of nis
miobtv wallops over the fence. In the
Grst Inning. with the count two strike,
ard nothing. Mails tried o inst oal.
through the heart OF the plate, ana
nald Tor his folly. Twice in saose-
aucnt innings Mail famed Ruth, once
Noiis pItehed hne ball throughout
ro s,ruct out nine men and gave .hree
hases on balls. One OF tho passes vas
coabod for run az the plate. Oaiy
ak hits were made OF Malls, out ne
had little on Mays. who ior eigh |,
frames permitted only aye hits arc
0ave one base on balls. IN the oigntA'
after the decision By his jumps tne
Indians plastered Carl for four oingses
and then got one more of sam jones'
who replaced him.
Gardner rad narrow escape from
bad injury IN the fourth inning, ne
crashed q single % right held sha
made his turn to second. Meusel then
cut throw % Pipp. and Gardner SUD-
ing 10 frat was struck by the ball lie
was knocked unconscious, bat after be-
ING revived continued 20 play. II Gard
ner had been hurt the Indians would
have been In n bad way, for there Is
no extra indoldor, now that stephen-
son is nursing split hand.
With Mcmillan and NeSelly out or
the way in the Grst inning Ruth de-
cidll ,hat it was ur 90 him 20 DO some
thing. Mails brcezed two hooks past
the Babe. who ehurned vigorously. 50
strong was his swing that the weather
bureau sent out warning Of sudden
cyclone sweeping toward Lake IRE.
Il "A o tkra Rae Ianx-
ing for a hook. The Babe never looks
for anything. Duster heaYed a fast
one chest high. Babe just met Il clean
End archcd it over the fence, across
Lexington Avenue Tor his seventh hom-
er Of the year. and MS third h.t IN
twenty-one times az bat.
Indians Tie Score
The Indians made sortie in the
second inning and Got themselves a
run. Larry Gardner laced a sharp
drive down tho left field foul line for
two bases, and after Sewel was retired
by the reliable Everett Scott, Melnnis
drove q long a. 70 Ruth and sent
Gardner over the rubber
Dustcr Mails was favored By a good
break in the seventh Ward opened
with a slow roller 20 Gardner. who
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the hit and run play Scott crashed
liner toward lef, field Joe sewei
bounced over in front Of the leather
and nippoi IL in flight A fast toss %
Wamby doubled up Ward and ended the
inning. IL was a break IN the game
and the fans cheered Justify when the
Indians went 10 their beach.
In the first half OF the eighth frame.
with one out, Mcmillan walked and
McNally singled. Ruth famed for the
second time, but Meusol singled, Ne
MILAN crossing the plate.
But the last half OF the eighth was
something else again. With O'Neiil
out on grounder, Nunamakcr singled
20 right and went 20 second MeNslly
tagged him FIVE feet on tho bas, bat
Dirnecn called Nunamaker safe The
Yankees protected vigorously and
Ruth was ushered right OF the
ball field Jameson improved the
shining moments with a throo-base hit
and scored Nunsmakcr.
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