New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

livery of Bob Hasty, the big right ham
der Of the Athletics. He doled out his
hits as miser doies out his pennies,
one at time, and some frames with
never q sign of a safe hit. Under the
conditions, then, it was small wonder
the New Workers. were defeated. They
got only one man as far as third base
in the second game.
Tillie Walker got his thirty-third
home run of the season, hitting the
ball into the left field bieachers in the
second inning of the Anal game. How
ever, it was the home run Of the abused
Heinie Scheer that broke the pride of
the Yankees. In the fourth frame of
lop and the Yankees fell before him.
The Athletics ridded the final game
of the presence Of Bob Shawkey and
George Murray finished it. In the first
game Carl Mays and Sam Jones worked
against Rollie Naylor and Lefty Hell
mach. Mays and Naylor were knocked
out Of the box and Heimach was easy
for the Hugmen. Jones hurled excel
lent ball.
markable hitting of Whitley Witt. The
midget fielder got five safe bunts in
The AS laid in close to the plate, yet
he pushed the ball through the small
est openings.
NayIor Is Batted Oat.
Rollie Naylor had short, but who
who shall say an uninteresting career
in the opener. Witt greeted him, or
rather the much hsrassed Heinie
Scheer with skillfully placed bunt.
Whitley did not stop until he slid into
second, for Scheer threw wild. Dugan
hunted Whitley to third, but Smith was
unable to score him. Successive pass
es to Pipp and Schang filled the bases,
but Meusel famed.
The Yankees established themselves
firmly for the time in the second in
ming, when they scored five runs. Ward
singled to center, and Scott's hukey
blow advanced him to second. Mays
and Ward pranced over the plate. Witt
filled the bases with bunt down the
third base line and Joe Duga9 hit TO
Galloway, who had plays set before him
at all angles but chose to peg to third.
He threw to the home dugout, Scott
and Mays counting. Witt went to
third, and Dugan to second.
Elmer Smith hit hard to Houser, who
did very well to stop the ball, and on
this blow Witt crossed the rubber and
Dugan went to third. Pipp's long
drive to MCGOWAN counted as sacri-
flee fly, and Dugan scored.
The inning ended the career of Nay
lor, and in the third Lefty Heimach
for the third consecutive time, but
nothing happened aside from that.
Two More for Yankees.
In the fourth, however, the Yankees
scored brace Of runs, aided by q
lucky break. Smith drew pass, only
to be forced by Pipp. Schang hit to
third. Meusel fell down in the pinch,
whiting ingloriously, but Ward once
more came through, rapping to center
and putting Pipp across. McGowan
fumbled this drive, and Schang scored.
1t was not until the fifth inning that
the Macks broke through the guard of
Mays, and they collected two tailies on
hit, bad throw by Schang and an
infield out. Galloway walked, and
Walker singled. Both advanced on q
double. steal, Galloway scoring on
Schang's wild throw. Walker moved
to third and counted when Heimach
was retired. ....als--
The Athletics added three more in
the sixth McGowan beat out hit
to Mays and took second on the pitch
er's wild throw. Miller doubled. scor-
Ing MCGOWAN. Galloway hit home
run, scoring Miller ahead of him and
Mays was relieved by Jones.
In the eighth inning, MCGOWAN and
Miller singled, the former going to
third, On Galloway's out McGowan
scored.
Meusel walked in the ninth and ul-
timately scored on single by Scott,
Ihis was a close decision and so
as,ngered the fans that few ours in
the crowd hurled pop bottles at Billy
Evans. Evans. With Ward and Scott on the
ines. Jones hit into the left field
stands, for a homo run, and the blow
almost killed Connie.
Walker Gets His s3d
Walker started the Athletics on
enelr road to victory in the second
game by greeting Bob Sharkey with
Tcltlcking drive into the left field
nleachers. 1t was his thirty-third such
multitude then and there assembled,
put this was only starter, for in the
fourth inning all the pent-up rage and
Indignation In tho heart of Heinie
Scheer burst out and found expression
IN a smash TO the left field crowd.
This shot came with Galloway and
walker on bases, and just shout
ruined any hope the Yankees might
have had of winning the ball game.
The sixth inning found the Athlet-
les charging again and the Yanks
beating slow and fighting retreat.
The home team bored into Shawkey
tor, brace of taliies. Galloway
singled and Walker walked. y Sheer
again struck out, his fifth perform,
ance Of the sort for the day. Hasty's
single scored Galloway and Young's
single scored Walker. -
The Yankees could do nothing with
Bob Hasty. Bob to-day was there
forty ways from the deuce, and the
Hugmen could do little with him.
Whitley Witt got two safe bunts, MAX
ing his total five for the day. pipp
got single and Scott double. but
that was all until the ninth, when
Smith singled, only TO have Pipp clout
into q double play, so that no damage
was done.
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