The New York herald., 1922-08-07
.PIPP AND THE BABE
HELP YANKS TO WIN
Wallie Bats In Six Runs and
Ruth Hits Homer as Tigers
Lose, IL to g..

Special Dispotch to THE NEW YpRK HnRALD.
DETROIT, Aug. 6. With wallnping.
Waliie Ptpp and Bust 'Ena. Babe to- show
the way. the Yankees, hacked tisnir waS,
to- their fifth consecutive. victory tasia.
afternoon by defeating the Tigers for
the. first time. this season, Tne. score
was II to, 8. Six: Of the Yanlsees runs
we're scored or hatted In by Pipp, wkosA-
proud father saw tho Michigan utsailer-
make three. doubtless and q sinxlss, dray'
ono PASS and set. hit. In thA rihH onss
for a. perfect. day. at bat
The Babes home,run followed Q double
and an infieid single and was driven into
the rights field bleaehers with, pueans on
first. base In the sixth inning, 1t waa,
made, off Sylvester johnson, who, was,
taken OUT Of the, box for a pinch hitter
In the second half OF tho sixth inning
Barring. Aaron Ward and Evevett Scott,
every player in the Yankee batting order.
made at least ono hit, and Scott. offset
his hitiess' day by accepting tan chances
in the fold, nine Of them asaista
Bullet joe Bush. tho American
Leagues 8 leading pitcher this, season.
never Was In serious trouble. Tha
Yankeas snye him q seven run lead in
tina first two, innings by hunohine- hits
OF Herman PaIlette. with a. couple. Of
errors. by tho Tiger infiald. Nine hits
for a total OF eleven bases. were made
or Bush's' delivery. but the Tigers. never
made, more than three In any one round.
Yanks. Get Pifiette's Numbez..
Previous. to- to-day's, eneagement'
Piiiette was a source OF great annoyance
to, the Yankees, who lost one game to.
him. when tho, Tigers were In. New York
in May and two in the, a0ries whkn.
the Junglers returned to, the Polo
Grounds In July. This, afternoon. how
ever. he WAS easy picking for the cifamps.
Cob. Jacob Ruppsrk and Bib Fleisch-
man were among tho ~, 000n persons who,
filed tho stands, fringed the, flAld or
were perchedl upon the fencear whom
hostilitiess began with. the Yankees
breaking away. to a. two, run. lead. Aftor
Witt had. been retired pugan grounded
to the box and was safe at first when
Blue muffed Pillette's throw Hbs adj
,vanced to- third on Ruths double. to- CEN.
ter, which would have been good for at.
least three, bases hut for ground rules,
and scored ahead of the Babe on Pipp's,
two haEgcr past Cobb. Schang' drew a.
pass. but Meuael popped TO, Cutsfiaw and
Ward lifted to Cobb for the third out.
The Yankees renewed their drive In the
second and showed FIVE runs across the
plate, before, a. spectacular catch by Tyrus
Raymond. Cobb, stopped. their rolly.. Scott
was an, easy out, but Bush, beat out a hit
toward third. and Witt drew a. pase, Du-
gan forced Bush at third. but Ruth OUT
footed a smack to Cutshnw and Piilette
forced in a run by walking Pipp.
schang Doubles. to Right.
Sohang poledt a double to the. right
field overfiuws Dugan and Ruth ridinS, In.
on the. blow. and ScfsnG followed Pipp
across the plate when, MeuAei reached
first ahead. Of, Cutshays's. low throw
Meuael stole second. hut Cobta backed
out to the overflow In cepter and re-.
tired the. sire while. spearing Ward.s
liner. s4
Johnson and Bassler succeeded. Pill
lctto, and Woodail aa the Tiger hattery
in tho third and the Xankees went out
in orr. Not so the Tigers. Baasler
opened fire, with q double tos left and
after Johnson had famed Blue. draw a,
pass and Cutsha4w filled the basee- with
a line single, to- left. Cobb, doubled, to-
right. scoring Bassier and Blue. and an.
other run counted while> Ward was
throwing Veach. out at first. Heilman.
also took a savage cut at tho ball. but
grounded to, Scott in deep short and tho,
throw beat him to, first
Sensational catches. by vcacn and
Cobb robbed Dugan and Ruth Of extra
base hits in the, fourth, and, in. the SEQ
ond half Whitley Witt returned tho COM
piiment by scooping. Jones,s finer with
one hand while running at top speed
Neither side scored, In this or the. fol-
lowing round. but with one. out In tho
sixth Dugan singled to right and Ruth
uncorked HIS twentieth homer of. the, sea-
son and the 182d OF. his, major league
career No. 20 was. a liner to the right,
field bieachers after a count Of two, and
two had, been, called, on, the. Rehemoth.
OF Bust. Psrp waa hit In, the ribs with
a pitched ball. hut Schang fiisd to He'll
man and. following. Meusel,s- single. to,
center. Ward passed out q pop-up to,
Blue.
Rfgney's HIT Scores Two.
Tho, Tigers promptly cancelled these,
two, with, one out In the second half
Veach singled to- right and Hellmann fol-.
lowed suit. Both runners advanced on
Joness infield out and both crossed tho
platter on Rigneyis single to center.
Bassler drew pass, more or less inten-
tional. but Clark. who batted for John,
SON. famed for. the third out YounS
King Cole, O southpaw. succeeded John
son on tho mound for the Tigers In. the
seventh. and Whitley Witt. who drew his
second passs was the only Yankee bats
man who reached first base In this
inning. In the. eighth. tho Yankees fiiied
the, bases, on singles by Pipp and Schang-
and a pass to- Aaron Ward, but there,
were, two out when Ward camo, to bat
and he. grounded to Rigney for a force
play, at. second.
Bush led off with q double to left in
the, ninth and successive, infieid hits by
Witt and Dngan filled the bases with
noret out. and. Ruth coming. I'm. Ruth