New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29

Yes. sir, the old Squire fash a.
brilliant comeback against the mis-
ehieyous boys on the village green
just six hits did he dole out 70 the
.lueging clan Of Brownies. A highly
oNcient home run by steamboat
Williams In the FIRST inning was the
only telling blow that was struck ~
the detected and elected league leaders.
That accounted for two runs enalsed
up against the Squire. and the otnet
tally could be laid on the doorstep OF
Joey Dugan. whose error paved we
way for the last enemy run. ae
Yanks CAPTURED the series By ths
count OF three games % one.
with an due respect % the par
Samuel Jones. Esq, played IN putting
the Yanks out in 'front.' Of inc organl-
cation parado. Slgn0r Ray kolp, Oh 81
Louis. should not be robbed OF ms
share OF the laurels. From a Ne"
York point OF view, Kolp was big
helm indeed. IN the two innings our
ing which be wabbied around the
mound I'M a dazed fashion the Hugmen
assaulted him q the tune Of four hits
and five runs. The most unkindly cut
OF an was the one that Whitley WIKI
took az the sphoroid. with Scott ana
Jones on the base path. In the second.
The Albino kid gently waited the ball
into the right field bieaehers ior one
circuit clout. good az al bases.
RUlv Bavre was then called upon 70
uhoot his port-sidcd slants az the on
ruebinc Yanks. and he held the in
vadors 20 q pair Of tallios and tour
bite In the next seven innings, which
was the best that could be done Win
the bad job that was offered 70 NM
Sam Upsets Precedent
In putting the happy Hugmen back
into the .hronc room Of the Johnson
circuit. from which they were forcibly
elected by the late tenants from
sd. Louis on or about June 10, Squire
Jones also sent q record for TINS Sc
ries Of being the only fank hurler 20
last through an entire game. Mays
Hoyt and Shawkey fell BY the wayside'
but Samuel Bumpus' made the grade
IN the face Of Little encouragement and
no precedent az all.
Ray K0ip was not a lengthy visitor.
Singles By Whitley Witt and BOD
Mesrel chalked up q run for the lanks
in the initial frame, but this advantage
was lost when Steamboat Williams
drove out bis twenty-third home run
az the expense OF Squire Jones IN the
So. Louis hall OF the inning. Sisler
was on base 40 the time, and the
Browns enjoyed q brief lead az 20 1.
This was swept by the board In the
second, when PIpp walked, went 20 sec
ond on Wards out and scored on a sin
fnLf al Lw 4
pitched ball. and then Whitley witt sur
prsed the world at large By popping a
home run into the right-held bleaehers.
Koip was Withdrawn when the damage
had been done. and Billy Bayne took
up the pitching burden.
The lanks added another tally IN the
third on o double By the Bambino In
person. an indeld hit by Pipp and a
clean blow o. center by Scott. That
brought the count 20 8 % 2, but the
Browns hung up another tally In the
NTH when an erring throw BY Joe
Dugan on Gerbcr's grounder, single
By Tobin and a sacrifice fly by Sisler
pushed the run across the pan.
The seventh Yank marker was gar
nerod In the seventh inning on a sin
gle by Meuscl a walk 20 the Babe, a
sacrifice bunt By Sehang and a saeri-
fee fy by Pip.
That was 40. but 10 was enough 20
ensconcc the Yanks back in their old
habitat 40 the top OF the list. Higgins
opincs that high altitude Is vcry bene-
fetal 20 his temperamental troupe Of
trained PERFORMER and the mite man
aver has no immediate intentions Of
taking the So. Louis dust again.
There's nothing I like better" said
Hug. ethan going into some big guys
homc lot and knocking triples OF the
end OF his nose. feel right now as
though our boys came across with just
such "a performance, and, believe u OF
not, / really approve Of their actions