New-York tribune., 1922-07-31

pounded for all the hits ana runs u
Hapless Hugmen, who thereby lost
"smner' Murray was called 70 act
as honorary pallbearer at the formal IN
terment Of the late, lamented pastime'
and held the enemy IN complete SUD
lection In tho last two innings. Young
Ted Blankenship, the willo~y right
handler. was given the task OF mum
bling tho naughty invaders. Just
ke.p them one run behind as, Ted
eblrped Kid Gleason, master mind Of
the pallid hosed players, "and all the
,iorv ,hall be thine Ted tried hard
and actually did mold the Yanks run
behind the elattering White soH' but
the leading string had worn 50 thin IN
the eighth inning when trio Of
doubles put the Yanks within one run
n n tie. that the Chicago board Of
strateqy issued a recall and sent Lev
erette 70 the mound. Leyerette lived
m 10 his fancy monickcr. Gorham, and
nt,ched a sterling brand Of bail IN
holding the Yanks safe.
with Pipp on second and "rarin 20
CO., in hls desire % even the count.
/ ieverette forced Ward 20 pop an easy
A. "a Amos Strunk for the third out
In tho ninth Whitley Witt got n very
seratchy hit past the shortstop, but
Dugan ended the game with a loiter
20 center.
Hoyt Getting Used 20 II
The sor had every right in the
world 10 win the ball game. Inc way
they pounded the slants OF nalte
Hoyt was a sin and a shame from a
humanitarian point Of view Iney Jus.
ruined the Young mans best efforts az
throwiny the ball past their bludgeons,
and NE only consoling thought Is that
Hovt has been subjected 20 THIS treat
ment so often OF late that he must
be getting used 20 IL.
The Sox started right 20 WORK on
the Flatbush wonder.
eingIos by Ernie Johnson and an
cient Harry Hooper gave the Gleason
outfit n run in the first session. The
Hugmcn tied the score IN the second
when Wally Schang doubled 20 center
and pipp followed with a long triple
past Amos Strunk. IN the next iolr
innings Blankenship held the new
Workers 10 one small hit, a base blow
By H0yt In the third.
= the meanwhile the pale-hosed ath-
lees were clouting the shoots or the
BROOKLYN boy with great enthusiasm
and evident enjoyment but they fai'td
20 cash In az the home plate until the
fertile fourth. In this stanza FAX
singled and Sheely was safe when Du-
gan threw his grounCer past Ward at
second IN an attempt 10 force the nr'1
runner.
schalk famed, but the ball got away
from Wally Schang, allowing FAX 70
score, Sheely 20 take third and schalk
70 mcander down 20 first.
Bankenship singled 10 left, scoring
Shelly. and the pitcher took second
when Ruth fumbled the ball. Ernie
Johnson put on a perfect squeeze play,
Schalk scoring while Scott was tossing
out the runner. Mulligan's single 20
center scored Blankenshlp, with the
fourth and last tally for the Sox In that
hectic session.
Elmer Smith Pinch Hits
Singles by Falk. Blankenshp and
Johnson netted the home hitters an
other run az the expense Of Hoyt In the
sixth. and then the lanks decided 20
take a hand In the scoring, it looked 20
easy the way the White Seekers were
doing it. After Schang and Ward had
singled In the seventh Elmer Smith In
trudod on the pastime as pinch hitter
'for Hoyt and made good with a ringing
single % right that scored two runs
C.....saf.r, I.ttlf.a Its nwfk E.hara~ .rN
Pipp In the seventh added two more
tallies for the Hugmen in the eighth
and drove Blankenship 10 the showers
Tho Yanks were still trailing by a run
az 20 3, and in spite Of n call on the
reserve hitters, skinner and Baker, In
the ninth, there they stayed.
Even with overcast skies the walls
Of Comisky Park we're bulging outward
with the capacity crowd that stormed
the gates. The embattled athletes start
ed the festivities ahead Of time, as II
afraid that there would be no room on
the held when all the guests arrived
"Smiler" Murray was sauntering
down % the bull pen just as Ernie
johnson started the game for the Sox
/ with a single OF Hoyt. Better hurry
I ANf Nik NWFr NFkfN fNoftFt "tnrN III
be needing you directly" That rooter
knew something
Wally Pipp has been shifting tha
I pellet with vigor and vim on this srip
7 through the enemy territory. The
/ elongated first s9cker mig.t hi. -
I indicted for n,anslaughter for his
| brutal attacks ,n the So. Louis hurlers.
and he Is showing no signs OF aban-
/ doning his criminal career In this city.
with runners on second and third In
| Chicago's fourth turn at bat Hoyt and
I Sehang started conference on the
/ question Of what % do with Ray Schalk.
who was waving a bludgeon nc the
plote. Schalk walked out 20 Join the
meeting, and was ingloriously expelled.
Then the fun began.
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American Association
Kansas City, &; Toledo, 3.
Minneapolis, Z; Louisville, 3.
indianapolis, @; 81. Paul I.
Milwaukee, 10, Columbus, O (frst).