The New York herald., 1922-09-22

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apparently impossible had happened.
Cobb was ON third. with nobody out, and
could not get home.
yanks Benefit PsychologicalIy.
While this impromptu melodrama was
being staged at Detroit the Browns were
beating the Senators at ST. Louis.
Mathematlcally the positions of the
teams have not charged TO any great
extent but psychological advantages,
which have been occasionally referred
TO during this epidemic OF crucial series.
are entirely with the Yanks. They came
from behind afte: being hopelessly
beaten.
ii was one OF the ioosest games that
the Yankee expeditionary forces have
been in since they started on this historic
trip The hidden ball trick, the shifting
Of pitchers and batters after many con-
situations and harangus ne eve"
popular home runs-one by Ruth and
one by Meusel-and all OF the props
that put the melodrama INTO the na-
tional pastime were there. They even
had an old fashioned argument In the
Yankee dugout in sight Of ome q he
customers. Mays and Devormer ex-
changed some words that landed anu
some swings that did not.
Ii started TO look lugubrious for the
Yanks in the very first inning. Carl
Mays, the softshen crab artea TOR
the Yanks and the Tigers got him early.
With one out Jones and Cob e "a
and We're scored very promptly ny Il
triple by veach. who hits them into the
dim distances when he hits them. Foth-
.ergill was safe when Jumping Joseph
u, gan heaved wild at the bag after
Fothergill had poked one at him. Cat
shaw singled TO right and Veach scored.
All of this was good news for 81.
Louis and the Chamber OF Commerce IN
that city, but not good news Tor the
owners OF the Yanks, who are still both
absenting themselves. The Ianks got
one in their half OF the third when Mays
singled to left and scored on very
Lealthy three bagger to center by Whitley
Witt. the veteran of the battle OF 81.
Louis.
Tigers Resume Bombardment.
In the Tiger half the bombardment Of
Mays was resumed. With one out Cobb
singled past short. Veach singled to
center and Witt threw TO Scott The
yank shortstop passed the ball 10 Du-
gan TO cut off Cobb, who was headed
toward third, The ball caromed from
the slightly bald head of the Georgia
Peach into the Tigers dugout and Cobb
continued to the plate. Fothergill
doubled TO right and veach scored.
This was the last of Mays, and Waite
Hoyt was sent In to take up the appa-
rently well nigh lost cause. Rigney's
single brought in Frothergill and the
third skirmish apparently was settled
IN favor OF the Tigers.
In the fourth inning Ruth drove out
two bagger to right and Pipp rolled out
to the bag. Meusel got his base on balls
and the rair advanced on Schaugs out.
Aaron Ward smashed hit past third,
scoring Ruth and Meusel. In the Tiger
half OF this inning Dauss. who seemed
TO have the Yanks entirely under con-
trol, doubled to right. Blue raped one
down 10 Hoyt and Dauss turned an ankle
sliding into third. This may or may
not have assisted in the victory of the
Yanks, for Dauss certainly had them
Initiating the windmill that the cele-
brated Spaniard Don Quixote tried to
knock for a goal
Yanks Artillery I'm Action.
III the sixth inning the Yankee heavy
artillery, which had been lying partly. II
not almost completely, dormant. swung
into action Ruth got a base on balls.
pipp plastered the ball against the score
board for a two bagger. Then Meuscl
sent his home run into Cherry street and
the Yanks were three runs nearer leav-
Ing here with a complete series.
The artillery work became heavier In
the seventh inning. Whitley Witt, the
pallid hero OF the battle OF st. Louis.
drove two bagger to left Dugan
hoisted harmlessly out 10 the infield.
This brought up Babe Ruth and a con-
ventlon Of the Tigers. The decision of
the convention was to send in Rube Old
ham, the Red.
The Rube viii be rendered only as
the pitcher from whom Babe Ruth ac-
uuircd his thirty-fifth home run. IL
dropped out into Cherry street and
bounded against the second story of the
residence Of Mr.. Harry Tuthill. who
used 10 train the Yanks. There was
nothing fluky about II either. II would
have been a home run anywhere. This
wallop tied the score
In the eighth inning Schang singled
Ward struck out Scott singlod TO GEN.
ter and 9chang dashed all the way TO
third. Mr.. Schang never pauses when
there Is a chance of acquiring an extra
base. At this point Cobb and Miller
Huggins began to exercise lot Of the
well known strategy Hug~ins sent In
Mcmillan TO bat Cobb Withdrew Red
Oldham with great alacrity, whereupon
Jluggins unclaimed none other than
Ifofne Run Baker, who turks IN the
Yankee dugout wherever the Yanks
travel 70 be used as menace, mag
MGfrert gesture or what the occasion
AsEg require Baker hoisted d sacrifice
- <rrssr and Schang scored what even
rIagq sroyed 20 be the winning run
I'hsr came the ninth where Waiter
pissr started thinking IN competition
efilt rVrt4s Raymond Cobb and finished
nnr riou9Es 10 the good. Consequently
taie Var see expeditionary forces are
snsvimrs.nx es-alxht for the cruise across
relgr ErsH. Fsorn their mood tonight
fsiu fstlts wMt Land quite confidently in
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