New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

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hits, piling up a total Of seventeen io
Babe Ruth poled his Thirteenth
homer OF the season into the let hc11
stands and now has made five ~allopa
for the circuit in four dsys. he got
a single along with the homer. ana
ran his average up - 400 for tne aay;
I In the third inning McGowan sEl2pe'
/ back 20 the center field fence ior ~.
/ other drive Of the Bans. when had u
gorc "a right field instead Of 20 deep
center. would have been good Tor
/ homer.
/ ali the thunder Of the day. Bob Huelc'
and Everett Scott hit homers over TIE
/ icft Geld stands. and Joe Hauser, OF ne
/ Athletics. cracked the ball over me
center field fence for the Circuit Ini'
blow Of Uauser's saved the home team
from a shut-out. Mcyscls drive was
longer than Ruth's and struck Tar ~
toward the top Of the stands IN lc't
I aid Rob auitc outdid Ruth Tor nc
| afternoon. for he had a single doiolo,
a .riple and a homer as his snare -
The plunder. and drove home seven o.
the Yanks' runs.
Muesel Drives In First Ron
Meuscl got his single in the hrst rs.
frame. driving home Wiz ~'ta We
| arst New York run. HIS ,npie 'h 'n'
Gfth scored Wit and McNaIly' VIZ
tho double IN the oign;h scorer "o
/ Nally again. 80 one was 90 s"
,yhen Rob got his home run siHA D,
/ All the Yankees except nay -.
least ono hit wiz eo' two flip mr.
and Scott and Ho.n'a" '"0 '"0"' '''
enough for ono day.
/ ,bo,,solvos blind with the heat ana o..
IN, sort Of thing. CARL Mays pieheH
no~fcc. ball. or ~ least good game
rIc allowed half dozen hits and a. ID
n.secd q couple o. players. nht h'
ro,,td no. be forced into 'lgnt p9lr
,iore by the Athlc.ics. IN tho eifHl,
vays Won, fishing VITA haF-3peco
hali and Hauscr sho, u out 81 t"e
lot v,., ,i.,t,a
60, 10 Mack. There we're irw i"li-
iro features 20 thc ~amc The nlet.o,,
eo,,l1 no, hit Mays ~ al. An unasA-i
49, cronncd % in tho frat inning
rten Ru;h's AZ bounced OUT o. haH.e'.
Glove and was casgat By Ch'e| N~''
"Wbi,ev Wit. chortled lot Of thing
from fir., base in the fgst inning ne
reason OF Whitcy's presence Oh t"'
paths was .hat he had srgieo % i'f"t'
In another litlc while Whitey va, On
second, arl when Heusel tinc'ol
center the miIcc, crossed ,hi F..
lie said few more things 20 Oonhle
MACK &c he toddled across 'ac ~.
Ruth gave the fans a thrill ~ tne X.
inning by hitting a fly 50 h.gh ID Tle rle
,ir that Iauscr could not eaten T.. ne
b@u bourccd out o. the FRS. sackef' >
,.iovc and riga. INTO the hands C.: Cnick
c,llowav. VINO was hanging around
Ior sach thing 20 happen.
waIly Pipp Starts Rally
Further scoring activity dcye.ortd
in the second timing. Wolly. f.rp
el,ced one into left field. pet ho20 p
~ Walters. and Ward bunted ou'
Scot, scored Pi9p with single 20 cen
ter. Wailie sliding home under inf,2|
which enabled Scott 20 rcacn tAc MO
way. The da9ncr deacon crossed the
plate on Hofmann's rap 20 tne $,a.s 80.
bcyo,d the infield. Mas ana "'''
were easy oats. however.
/ likino for the Yankees in the fifth m
Z IlnN. MAYS NflA ONN AfN-'sf
vailed and McNally singled 10 right
putting Witt on third. Ruth's churn,
Ing swings failed to meet the ball ana
| ho was out or puny grounder in front
Of the plate. Meuscl. however bounced
the bail TO the right center ield leaee
! and NcNnlly followed Witt across the
platter. Pipp singled Meuscl hone ana
there the counting stopped for the
time being
Eckert pitched the sixth inning for
the white Elephants and escaped seri-
Gus damage. In fact, he got the slae
out, but he was not so fortunate IN tne
seventh inning, for Ruth, Meusel G q
started business, and in the eighth
Everett Scott got going.
Babe Hits His Thirteenth
McNaly was the frs, man up in the
lucky inning and was out. Eckert trled
two styles Of delivery on the Babe.
With the count called two balls asd TO