The New York herald., 1922-07-27
Babe Delivers Goods After
Five Failures-Team Wins
With Late Rallies.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.--After falling to
get hit In five times at bat against
st. Louis pitchers George Herman
Ruth came out Of his slump with a
rush to-day and carved out two home
runs. his sixteenth and seventeenth
of the season. and helped the Yankees
to even up their series with the. league
leading Browns. One was made at the
start of the seventh inning and landed
in Grand avenue. beyond the right
field bieachers. The other was made
with Witt on third In the ninth and
scattered the inmates of the same
right field stand.
The score was II to 8, eight of the
champions runs being scored in the
eighth and ninth rounds after n sew
enth inning rally had given the
Browns a seemingly safe lead. Nine
Of the Yankees fourteen hits were
made in these two frames, among
them a double and triple by Wallie
Schang. who batted in the tying run
in the eighth and scored what proved
to be the winning counter.
Yankees Score In Second.
The Yankees showed across a run in
the second. Schang was the first man
UP and stopped fast one with the
small Of his back. Pipp's single to
center sent him skidding around to
third. whence he scored a moment later
on Wards long fly to Jacobson. Pipp
went to second on the catch. but was
caught between second and third on
SCOTS roller to Bronlsse, and Hoyt
ended the rally by grounding to Wright
for an easy out at first.
The Browns promptly tied 1t UP. Will
Jams led off In the locals half and drew
a pass. only to be forced at second on
McManus's tap to Hoyt. McManus went
to second on Jacobson's hit past Pipp
and completed the circuit on SEVERED 5
smash to left. Hoyt appeared to be-
weakening, but pulled himself together,
and the next two batters grounded into
forced outs at second.
r. decision OH Sisler at first with
Tobin on third by Umpire Brick Owens
gummed rally for the Browns in the
third and the game then resolved itself
into a pitching duel, which terminated
abruptly in the seventh. In the fourth,
fifth and sixth only one batter reached
first base, Pipp drawing pass after
two were out In the fourth.
In the seventh the Babe led Off with a
homer over the right field bleachers, and
consecutive singles by Schang, Pipp and
Ward accounted for another run. SCOTS
fly to jacobson and double play on
Hoyt's popup to McManus ended the
rally without further scoring.
jacobson was the first man UP for the
Browns In the second half, and lined a
single to center SEVERED followed with
a double to center scoring Jacobson, and
Bronkie bunted safely to Ward Pat
Collins batted for Wright and brought
SEVERED across with the tying run. Hoyt
was taken out OF the box and Gerber
greeted Bush, who succeeded the blond
boy wonder. with a bunt toward third
which filed all the bases. Tobin singled
to right, scoring Bronkie. and when
Meusels throw to the plate took bad
bound over Schang's head burst, who
was running for Collins. crossed the
plate and Gerber and Tobin each ad-
vanced a base.
Sisler popped to Ward for the first out
Of the inning and Williams flied to
Meusel for the second. Gerber scoring
the fifth run OF the round after the latter