New-York tribune., 1922-07-30


Except for a momentary lapse in'
the second inning, when he was IN
cautious enough to allow Bib Falk to
pound out home run, Bullet Joe was
right there with the ace in the hole.
While the Yankees hurler was holding
the opposition in snbjection, joey
Duean, the Winsted walloper, and the
favorite son Of St. Louis with reverse
English. spent rare and happy dav
with the willow. joey pounded two
Chicago twirlers, Courtney and hodge
Without fear or favor, ne gathered two
! doubles and a looping homer in four
tines up, and his circuit c-out was the
decisive blow that sent the Gleason
tribe stumbling through the mud Of
defeat.
To round out a perfect pastime Tor
the New Workers, the Behemoth OF
Bust slammed his eighteenth homer INTO
the right field bleachers in the seventh
inning. AS long as the SoX were
doomed to lose, the $4,000 paid guests
were we'll satisfied to see the big boy OF
baseball come across with one OF ms
old time swipes.
Bush's Average Slumps
The scrapping Yanks played error
less ball behind the high class hurting
of Bush. and Joe's only lament was
that his own high altitude batting aver
age took terrible slump when he went
hitless in four times up. The speed
bow has been throwing out ms chest
lately and melting his fellow CLUB
members to threats Of assault and
not ono and 'Iv
and Sisler are having not tight for
that old batting crown"
The murky, misty day was just right
for Bush. His fast ball was hard to
see and still harder to hit. Not 80
with the Sox hurlers. Harry Courtney
suffered a severe shock in the first fve
innings when the Yanks slammed his
fork handed slants for eight hits and
five runs.
Hodge was summoned to dark and
dismal mound in the fifth. and he
Jared much better. He held the Yanks
to one hit per inning in the last four
stanzas. but unfortunately for him, one
of these same hits was the aforemen-
toned four-base clout by the Callpn OF
Crash which resulted in the only tally
charged against him.
The White Seekers were the first to
dent the scoring dish. With his
cquannity shattered by his own
strikeout, Joe Bush wavered a bit IN
the second and Amos Strunk slammed
double to right. Worse was 10 come,
as Bib Falk stepped up to the plate
and crowned fast ball on the trade
mark for a home run into the right
field bleachers.
Dugan Hits Into Bleachers
After several Intellectual starts, the
art
slants of lanky Mister Courtney, and
rounded him for total of four runs in
the fourth stanza. A walk to Pipp,
and successive hits by Ward and Scott
filed the bases, with none out. Bush
hit into o force out at the plate, but
Ward counted when Witt forced Bush
at second.
Then came the big blow. Dugan
rang the bell with four-ply all-wool
circnt clout into the left field popula-
ton, scoring Scott and Witt ahead OF
Kim. Another tally was added in the
fifth on a single by Ruth that took an
eccentric hop as Eddie Collins made
a stab for it. a sacrifice bunt by
SchanG and sizzling slap to center
by Wally Pipp that chased Harry
Courtney rioht out of The lot.
"Shovcl" HODGE was called to the
rescue and averted further trouble BIZ
tanning Aaron Ward.
The pallid hosed gentlemen made
several threatening passes at Bullet
Joe in the midsection of the battle,
but were repulsed with heavy
casualties. After Hooper had singled
! and Strunk had walked to start the
sixth, Bush called on the janitor for
steam and made Bib Falk and Ray
Schalk paddle the murky atmosphere
with Intellectual swipes at the flying
sphere.
There was temporary hiatus in the
scoring until G. Herman Ruth Esq.
walked the crowd in the seventh when
he got hold of ball that "Shove"
Hodge showed up to him and converted
it into his eighteenth circuit clout of
| this busy season. The horsehide found
lodging far IN in the rear rows of
the right field bleachers. A drizzling
rain fell steadily through the last few
innings, but the Yanks ploughed on
through mist and mud to happy end
ing.
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