New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

The Rcd Sox to-day had four chances
70 win the gane. They casned on one
ef them. Tia Tanks had two chances
70 score, but neusel was broken reed
Is the Gght ard famed when glory
becgoned him from the heights. One
might con- gare ug aIl the IFS and the and
and tie bute ie the world, hn. whna
the whole game Is aaalgzed the superior
pitching Of Qainn proved too much. IT
was far superior TO the hurting Of Coz
isns in the frat Gar@.
On the shoulders Of Shano Collin,
rests snanklc OF Boston glory tonight,
Tor 1t was his hit zhat led 10 the defcHs
of the Yanks III the El.ftg 'nn3aS
Shaao stcppee inso ene Of Sly Robert
Skawkcy's twisters ana sen5 ID spianlnG
into right center for q double. Red
John Mitchell then banted i E8critce
which planted Collins Or thiFd. Muddy
Ruel. another ex-Yantee, came 20 piaSs
and lined To Scott. Scott gGs the bali
in his milt but out II popped and rolled
q step aTas he Tank sh0Etstop bad
10 hustle a. get Ruel - first AND
while thst plag vas being made Collins
rushed oypr TIC plate with the single
run Of the afternoon.
yanlccS' First Chance
In The sxta inning the Yanks had
their FIRST chance Ruth bunted safely
and Pipp drew a pass Meusei waited
for awhile, but finally Quinn got him
down 70 three ard two aud breezed over
Il third strike In the eighth, Dugan
walked and Babe took shot q the
center field stands, but Elmer Miller,
hall hawk that he is, went back and
took the bali without trouble. II tha.
shot had carried q speck further The
Yank camp might have been the scene
Of wild regel tonight But it is the
headquarters OF serious-minded
crowd cf athletes
There was no doubt Of the sort of
game this was to be. Developments
were forecasted By the way Shawkey
and Qaian hurled their way through
the Grst three innings. In that time
eaeh team made one hit, neither being
clean Ward just staggered over first
base before Quinn took toss from
George Burns OH Il weak roller. Ward
tripped over the bag as he touched it
and fell sprawling to the ground. Ward
was all tangled up, but regained his
feet unieJnred Pratt's dropping NY
fell just beyond the clutch Of Scott for
d single.
Ward failed to advance beyond first
Base, bul Pf2tt Shot might nave
caused trouble for indeed it threatened
dire consequences for the Yanks.
TRourke was passed and Shano Col
lins bunted, putting runners OF second
and third. Johnny Mitchell famed and
Ruel grounded to Ward Rnei scorned
the pass which Shawkcy intended TO
thrust upon him and hit at bad bali
The Yanks could do nothing with the
offerings Of Quinn in the third, but the
Red SoX gave the crowd a thrill in
their half Of that same frame. They
filed the bases. thanks to the passing
streak Of wldness developed by Bob
Shawkey, but failed to score a run.
With Quinn down on roller to Ward
Menoskey and Miller waited and drew
passes. George Burns was retired on
strikes and then Pratt was honored
with a complimentary pass to the lines,
hIing tho sacks. Shawkey's judgment
was sound, for 0'Rourke forced Pratt.
Both teams had men ON the bases in
the fourth and fifth innings. Meusel
walked and stole second in the fourth
and Scott got clean single to right
n the fifth. In the last half Of tho
fourth Mitchell singled to left, but
stayed ON first as no ore could do the
least bit good for him Menoskey
opened the fifth with a. two-basc val
lop, ard after Shawkey had retired
Burns aud Miller on easy pop flies.
Pratt received complimentary pass 10
first. O'Rourke then whitfield