The New York herald., 1922-07-20
TY COBB'S COO-KOOS
WIN EASILY, 5 TO 1
Sam Jones Lasts Five Innings
Until Heilman Gets Trip
pie With Two On.
PILLETTE PUZZLES YANKS
Wins Own Game In Fourth
Babes Mighty Swing Near
ly Ruins Him.
BY w. O. McGEEHAr.

BY w. O. McGEEHAN.
After their terrific increase in blood
pressure on Tuesday the Yankees re-
turned to normalcy yesterday and
were beaten. 5 to 1. by Mr.. Tyrus Ray
mond Cobb's Tigers. This makes eight
out Of nine games that the Yanks have
lost to Mr.. Cobb's boys this season.
Fortunately they have not lost the
same number to the other teams or
they would be down in the closet
where Mr.. Cornelius McGillicuddy of
Philadelphia keeps the Living Skele-
tons.
Samuel Pond Jones. who last year kept
the Red Sox In the league by his pitch
Ing. but who has been pitching only frac-
tioHal games for the Yanks. lasted five
innings. The first nye innings usually
have been the heardest for Samuel since
he Joined the Yanks. Then Samuel
stalked dejectedly to the showers.
Heinie Heilman. who was born and
raised in the lee of Telegraph Hill, San
Francisco. where the great Ping Bodie
and his rude forefathers ate spaghetti
and breathed defiance to the pitchers,
connected for the sock that sent Samuel
Pond Jones to the showers. It was a
triple in the fifth with two on. and
Heinie himself scored shortly afterward
on q sacrifice.
Heinie Needs Long Hits.
1t had to be a long hit to get Heinie
to third base, for, like Ping Bodie,
Heirie carries a great deal of excess
weight below the shoulders and moves
with the deliberation of cow whose
mind Is at rest. But when the ball Is
hit far enough the batter can take his
own time getting around. and Heinie's
hits usually so for extra mileage.
Since the Tigers showed symptoms Of
possessing a punch, Mr.. Tyrus Raymond
Cobb, who used to be occasionally ad-
dicted to streaks of moodiness, has be-
come decidedly clipper.
IT wonder what that Cobb is smiling
at? Is he smiling at tho Yanks?" said
the Man In the Iron Hat. who. despite
his bizarre. la Dumas disguise,
could be recognized as Col. Tillinghast
LHommedieu Huston. vice-presiden< Of
the Yanks.
Cobb isn't smiling at the Yanks."
corrected Bill Fleischman. Hes laugh
ing at them"
Up for the last time In the ninth
Babe Ruth almost put himself out OF
commission for a while. He swung at
one of Pillette's curves and fouled the
ball off his own person. Fortunately
the ball glanced off the Babes circum-
ferential abdomen and, running down
the shin, spent its full force in the foot.
The Babe hoped about the batters box
trying to get the foot into his mouth to
ease the pain.
PilIette Keeps Yanks Guessing.
Herman Pillette. the earnest young
Oregonian who was bought from Port,lc
land last winter for the price Of day'A
output OF Fords by Detroit. had thke'
Yank batters pretty well puzzlefo
Whitley Witt was the lone exceptioTht
The Albino has shed his batting sluJ S,
as rattlesnalSe sheds his skin, and
now poisonous to all pitchers once M TTp Top
The Tigers got busy in the ope sisl
inning. With one out Bobby 7 W'r
smacked Samuel Pond Jones r. Men
double and got to third while Pins J@hs IBIS
collecting a bounder by Cobb. cn E.e,
lashed one to Pipp. who made OF B.nl
his infrequent errors and Jones Eeo. Sho
The Yanks tied In their half the -
same inning despite some of Pase 81 $50
running that made the comedY-eon Phil
Errol so envious. Whitley VI VINO Ty
wastes no time getting fropth 70 GOV
sack, beat bounder off the lEter TO Nw 0N
the bag. Pipp sent him to TWIN Mar
single. Heilman shot the bal bobby 13;
Jones to nick the Albino. arrived Rett
too late. but Jones, seeing RoI1 iirst. hets
shot the ball to Blue. amp gave 0i
himself up. -,
Babe Fans with a Eeance.
After Ruth had struck with great :,
vehemence Lank Bob Nei drove
single to center and WitEed. Meusel eve'
started to steal second fPillette was Ton
so ratified by the clatPf his hoofs VIII
that he threw the bill fly at Wally lit
Schang. This menace ce Yanks died Sir
down when Ward forcychang. ASS
Pillette had his own game won In to
the fourth. Clark }ded a single chal
down to short and behe pass to the sent
bag Rigney laid doa sacrifice and
Woodall was thrown by Scott. Pill I,
lette drove a clean 10 TO center and -
Clark scored.
The exit cue for huei Pond Jones forr
came In the fifth. by Jones, who is mere
no relation and cjnly did not act thre
like one, drove fe TO left. Tyrus CLOS
Raymond Cobb ri exhibition single ing
10 the same sector each forced Bobby dat
Jones when m1ones slappepd his trou
n attempted sacrioIo McNally Then Tesl
came HeiIman's lty triple and two Yor
more runs for hfgcrs Clark got but
base on balls aneilman scored when
Rigney holsted fitt.
Murray HoIriser' in Cheek. g g
In the sixth tg George Murray re- 'ren1
placed Samue1ond Jones and the d,.,,
Tigers rot NO o runs. They did not 90 :,
even come c,,to getting any more 90 .o
runs. Murra vconetantly coming into - :.
the game aftlomebody else has lost go,
II. He vorkym any inning from the s ss !.
fourth on. fight not be n bad fdca y y.
rons. oay to Murray In for the first
inning instef the last The idea Is
not originattn your correspondent, -
either. !
In the A inning Miller Huggins
opened the r. OF the fanks hospftai y D'us "
and brought Home Run Baker with ~, ~
two men ofes. That pale and'inter- Yea.
estIng confcent was sent In to bat Hell
for Mjouet tNally. The entrance OF Clar
Raker wa 4de as dramatic as possi- Surs v,n,
ble ,ndere circumstances, but his Wo
eyit was 10 good He bounded one pile
dor,n towlarst and went back to his
COT after he had retired him unas-
sisted.
Scamp lnncr ceilmate OF francis -.
-svier dil, tho left handed pitcher -
who ia Jr allowed to pitch. in the 'p
varLee but, got his daily air and petr @
exercise he ninth. but that was all. IT,