New-York tribune., 1922-03-30


the Brooklyn scantling. One was a
would have been double ordinarily
The Robins won the game of Jim
1oiey The only consecutive hitting
kcyeloped in that inning. The victors
slapped TIRE leather with trife more
enterprise than the Yankees. but
weren't , bit better off in the scoring
industry. In fact. with perfect support,
the Yankees would nave won. for
bunched errors 6gured in the Brooklyn
fon IN the seventh inning. which tied
fhc score.
The Yanks scored only once and
made but five hits all through. They
sesinst admirable pitching, as provided
ny Shcrrod Smith. who had sbhma
inc duel with Carl Mays
Babe Ruth loopcd one far and high
md handsome over the righ. field fence
foY the Ianbs' hermit run. That was
ID the Srst inning. The Babe played
arst base later and did some fancy
Scooping Of low throws by Jolloy. One
- tbeec ran up his leg and he snatched
j. While it was trying 20 cross from
orc leg 20 the ether. Waliy Pipp was
p!ked by Bernie Neis in the seventh
inning, and that is why Ruth came
throw by Baker and Pipp vas spiked
N the hand He was gashed between
thumb and forefnger, bringing
stream Of blood.
Couldn't Score on Mays
Nays pitched as he does pitch when
he is on edge and the Dodgers couldn't
score of him. Ruth threw man out
At tho plate for a double play in the
4 -.
tines were against Il blank wall until
the seventh inning. 3. Griffith
scratched 2 hit toward third. Ncls
dyibbled one there, too. and Baker
threw low past Pip. Ward backed UP
Ind in returning the ball threw wide
past third and allowed Griffith to
score. Nels was on third with nobody
out, but Schang and Baker caught him
rapping and one run was all for that
inning.
Cranes triple in the tenth and Tay-
lor's single fang the curfew over the
contest. The play OF Crane at third on
his triple was very close Miller and
scott relayed the ball to Baker. and
though MorIarity said Crane was safe
and spread out his hands TO prove it
Faker told him he was wrong. Baker
vas still conducting one-man indig
nation meeting when the game ended.
The first thing the writer heard this
morning on joining the Yankees, and
fron ievel-headcd member Of the
CLUB, one Who has seen and knows
lot Of baseball was this: "Jf this club
Foesn't 60 out and get a couple of out
felders it VIII be out Of the race bv
July l. At that the speaker spoke
hlghly Of the outietd promise Of Nc
Nilan.
Cardinals Are Feeling Clipper
y The Yankees ran into the Cardinals
4 Houston this morning. The ST.
i 1uis outfit Us feeling its oats and
atepping high. None the loss thev can
2 tad the signs Of the times and All
ant TO know "hoW the Giants look"
Sam Jones was foored by pitched
{+ll IN batting practice. but recovered
f1!cKIy from severe jolt
Ruth's home raa IN the FIRST inning
nc Just after Qnat apparently was
nerfect third strikr. t'mnire ScnteU
ea''ed II = ball and frca, was the dis
@NSt Of the Mcssrs Smith and Hang
Griffith and pirp naa race to tho
,rst bailiwick. Griffith grounded 10
f'pp May didn't cover aud the race
as on. Both Sid and Pipp wor.
MemauH uncoied lot or speed. The
Yankees wore popping them off his
tmoke and Ruth hit ono so nigh thero
nnPht to be Eome run on anything
shot that far ur
First Impressions Of the Yankees to-
gay are that they arc only fair on dc
be on their pitching. '
The score: