New-York tribune., 1922-04-24

lost again, and Miller Huggins is pc
oalloping athletes knocked the Scna
without the able assistance of CARL
hurljng staff
Like tine two preceding games it was
pitchers battle yesterday IN the sun
and shadow beneath Coogan's Bluff.
II was cold, too, but after a rather
wabbly start Hoyt seemed to warm up
20 his work in great style and he held
the enemy to just a mild pair Of
singles IN the interim between the
frst ana ninth innings. zeb Milan
used UP all his right-handers trying
Nsinly to capture just one small game
o. the series and with the speed boy
ot She Western world, Walter johnson,
unable 70 take his turn, the skipper
o. the Senators trotted out two more
90 his fork handed hurlers for the edi-
fcaton Of the world at large. Zach
sIy was nominated TO start the game
and he lasted until the seventh inning
when lie was taken out to allow
Goose Goslin to strike out for him
with Il vigor and vim that the pitcher
himself could not have surpassed
Nide2heeler Harry Courtney finished
up the game.
Pass Starts Trouble
The damage to the Washington repu-
tatlon was all done against the hurting
of Zachary. In TACT, when the port
sided Senator handed Whitley Witt
base on balls in the first inning he
did enough damage right there to ruin
the afternoon for Griffith, Milan & Co.
Tewster sacrificed The new outhelder
10 second, ana Baker responded to calls
or assistance by clouting a double
along the right field foul line. The
eX-Philadelphian scooted for the plate
at q speed that would have caused a
rot in the Sleepy City, and the most
important tally Of the game was over
he scoring pan.
1t was lucky for New York that
Zachary donated this run throagh the
generous impulses Of his kindly heart,
as the Yanks should have been shut
out Tor the remainder of the game.
They would have been if Sam Rice had
rot made an innocent-looking error IN
me tfth inning that set a series record
lor the damage it did. Witt had just
beaten out hit on which Harris made
great try, when Fewster slapped q
clean line single to center Whitley
stopped ut second base as Rice ran in
to pick up the ball.
Just how It happened Is still a mys-
terry especially 70 Rice, for the ball
conferred merrily through the center
.elter's outstretcned paws and on to
80, ~ ..'a; ,.a,,;+ That w. az te,n-
p0rary alteration gave the Yankee run
uers Il total OF five extra bases TO
vh'"h they had no legal claim. That
was the last Of the scoring, though the
Rum ert-huston forces tnTeatened e?f
again IN tHe SKIN "ueH ~" ai'y lpp
U4 wos run down later while trying 70
score. and the hit went for naught.
Al tie trouble encountered by Waite
Ioyt was grouped IN TWO scctIohs, 'ne
ltet and .aSt innings, io0Ned as
.hoQ2h the boy Nohoer rom I ia'-
bush would never survive the opeNin,S
si"nza. Joe Judge greeted me Worid
~eres star VII" q SPANKING w oaettI
80 nShi. 10 MAKE II real Iauco us
VelcoMe' ~t"hltF hAT' - IV'Io"eu W II
Aihele 10 c,nIeI' hoS {neI ,.,i hi.0one. :.
,', U"%e' '''.''iiE ron 9ehe"'t - . >,
1'"t I'"i' 2'i'''' }','u ~" i'li.4 ~" 49,
t'e aus "llh a lay o1Il 'i'A' 0S"e III
"''" oe'.."0 Oug Il&'' aHA'e'
IFeat lhro" oy fe"ster
ma, .illed the bases with none out
sud the occupants Of the bul!-pen were
l.vea the order stand to. under
al@a Then came play the like oi
NtleH Is rarely seen these days sam
klce sent Hy out TO Ch!cK fe"ster Ia
! e'l L was lust an ordinary common
OF garden variety OF fy, and Judge SET
ptemely conscious Of the tact that II
rag oeeh almost '4IeEai iof any oN'
s'oeI 10 t1Lo" mn ,lt o4t at 'he pray
oi,I3.,. 2,1,. o. pa! 'o' '''e 1"S' TWO Seasons
I5de,e reclo,oa r,,t ,.i., Cbio,, Eeu.s.
ter I1vavSr fo~ tbe Rsitirnnra t,aTne
~ocj. ,yornd nm his arm md "lot.ber
speed that Judge picked himself up ou
OF the cloud of dust AZ the plate OF
the losing end Of an argument witt
mpire Wilson. The nrbiter informed
rlm that he was out just as sure a
Pharaoh was dead
hat cleared the situation nicely, 70
ocotty. The next threatening gestur,
made by the discouraged invaders wa
in the fnal inning. Peck singled Il
ct with ono out, and Zeb Milan tooS
Il piuoGeoH ia nahd to pat tor La
NOTE he leader OF the Senators
u, an vDroar as Uoyt Iost rontrol an