New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-16

of the field and dispersed the crowd
The Yankees lost tho debate and tho
nall game as we'll. 10 was their fourth
consecutive defeat and this time the
score was ? 10 T. Tho game was
sizzlor right down 70 the finish and
tho strife rubbed raw the nerves Of The
players.
The Yankees led right down To the
eighth inning by a count of I 20
and then the Tigers came back with
braco Of taillcs. The crowd went Wild
with delight and excitement over this
sudden turn IN affairs and the stress
became greater when The YANKEES
fought back in the ninth, staging
rally that died all zoo soon.
Frank Baker opened the ninth frame
for the Yankees with a double % the
left field fence. Nike McNaily vas
sent in 10 run for Baker. and Mft i
sacrificed. Pipp. once more favored ~
fate % come up ln tho tense moment
again found fortune cold 90 him az
lies best was roller 90 Cutana"' ana
20 the second out was registered.
Last Chance Fades
However, there was still a chance
With Scott AZ the bat. But that nope
died presently. Scott had two sifi.es
on him and then poked along the ifst
base line. the ball rolling foul ~ was
evidently a bunt ard .cemed Ihe on.
from the stands, but Scott roar,d ahN
the rest Of the Yankee Joihed DIM
Tbov milled and showed around hiide-
brand. demanding that the decision %,
ruled out. but Dc stood as rendered
and the game was over.
The fans began 90 got into The game
al this point and then the police cieaIe1
tho foid. whatever the merit Of the
claim, on Scots tap. and y seemed q:
n tho Yankees had not "a leg 90 stand
on tho Tigers deserved tae.r victory
Tbev had one good chance and they
seized IL lust as they seized tleir
chances Yesterday. The Tigers look
every bit as good as thc Browns ana
for the last two days thcy were better
than the Yankees.
In The foarth tho Hugmcn got 2
break and scored q run. Ruth walked
and after Frank Baker popped out Aeu-
sci slashsd a double 90 right center
field. Ruth going 90 third. Plpp toot
hold Of fast ball and sent u crashing
toward the center field bleachefs.
Cobb was OF I'm swift pursuit 4ni
nulled the ball down af,cr hard gal
iop. L was tough luck Tor fipp' pl-
a great play By Tyrus Raymond O00o'
Stoner's Hand Injured
7. ,oc,,ed "a II the Yankees would
rid themselves and the surrounding
scenes of Stoner IN the sixth inning
Ward cracked line drive back through
the box and Il struck the Tiger pitcher
on the right hand. Ward beat out the
hit and for a time 10 was feared tnai
porhaps Stoner's finger had been
broken. Ruth fled 20 Cobb, Baker
forced Ward. and after Meusel walked
Pipp drove hard smash 70 right,
which Helman caught.
While all this effort was being eT.
pended for one run OF Stoncr, Carr
MAYS was doing some plain and fancy
pitching TO hold back the Tigers. Mays
had his Fast ball dropping a foot ana
his curve was sealloped around the
edges.
nicely in the first seven innings they
broke loose in the eighth. COBB singie'a
past Mays, Neach sacrificed and hei,-
man delivered a crusher 20 center FIELD,
scoring Ty Rigney then tripled 90
center field and Hellman scored what
proved 10 be the winning run.
Lii Stoner from Oklahoma, who beat
the HLgmen in New York. started the
game for the Tigers and the ancient
George Dauss finished IL. Dauss gets
credit for the victory Stoner gave
tbc Hugmen three hits. which Is o.
many as they made OF him in New
York in nine innings. Had Il not been
for Ward hitting Stonor with q line
drive he might have finished the game.
Detracting nothing from the perform
ances OF Stoner. he was lucky 20 have
Tyrus Cobb and Harry Heilman IN the
outaeld. Both men made great cap.
lures OF Pipp. who just could NOT get
the ball into safe territory, althoug"
he hit il a mile.
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