The New York herald., 1922-09-03
YANKS STOP AFTER
SEVENTH STRAIGHT
Beat Mackmen 11-6 and
Then Are Blanked by
Hasty, 60.


Special Dispatch TO THE NEW TorK Iis-aLD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.--After round
ing out winning streak of seven con-
secutive games by defeating Connie
Mack's Athletics in the opening game OF
a double header this afternoon,the Yam
KEGS came cropper In the afterpiece
and were beaten. The scores were, IL to
s and 8 TO 0. with homers TO the left
field bleachers accounting for a total
of nine runs all told.
Tillie Walker, the slugging lett fielder
of the local combination, made his thirty
third home run of the season in the Sec
ond inning of the second game and to
all intents and purposes won the game
right there. is big Bob Hasty plastered
the Yankees with a smother.ng coat of
whitewash In this encounter. Other
homers were contributed by Chick Gallo
way and Squire Sam Jones in the first
game and Heinie Scheer in the second
George Herman Ruth, who is under
suspension for disputing a decision by
Umpire Tommy Connolly in the third
inning of the second game OF the Yam
KEGS recent series with the Senators.
witnessed the double header from a box
near the champions dugout and saw
Whitley Witt lay down no less than seven
bunts In the two games, beating out
five of them for hits. Waliy Pipp also
batted safely in both engagements. and
is credited with making at least one hit
in each of his last eleven games.
Jones Breaks Up First.
The opening engagement started out
to be a walkover for the Yankees. but
resolved itself into "A hard fought bat
tie. which wasn't decided until Sam
Jones, who succeeded Carl Mays on
the mound. scattered the inmates of the
left field bleachers in the ninth inning
with homer which counted for three
runs.
Mays and Rollie Naylor were the op-
posing pitchers at the start. but neither
went the route. Naylor passed out be-
tween the second and third innings and
Mays was forced to quit In the sixth
after frittering away the better part
of seven run lead. At one time in
the eighth inning the Macks had the
tieing run on second base, with 5000
fans shrieking for hit that would knot
the count at seven all.
Naylor escaped unscathed In the
opening inning after hit and a couple
OF passes had filled the bases. but was
practically driven off the mound in the
second. In which the Yankees scored
five runs on hits and two errors. In
the following round Lefty Heimach ap-
peared on the hill for the Macks and
In the fourth the Yankees added two
more runs to their total on pass to
Smith and singles by Schang and Ward.
With a seven run lead to work on
Mays eased up In the fifth and the
Macks scored two runs on pass to
Galloway Walkers single to left.
Schangs wild throw to catch Galloway
stealing and an infield out. In the fol-
lowing round they bagged three more
on McGowan's safe bunt. Mays's wild
throw past first. Miller's double to left
and Galloway's homer TO the left field
bleachers.
Mncks Threaten In Eighth.
SQUIRE Sam Jones then relieved Mays
and retired the side without further scor-
ing. He was equally effective In the
seventh, but In the Athletics eighth
MCGOWAN led Off with single to center
and Miller sent him to third with hit
to right. Bruggy, who had replaced
Perkins as the Athletics catcher. famed.
but Galloway drove deep TO Dugan and
MCGOWAN scored, Miller reaching second
while Joe was hcaving the ball 10 first.
Tillie Walker came to bat with the
tieing run on second and Jones aroused
the Ire of the fans by pitching out TO
him. Ogden then batted for Scheer and
rolled to Pipp for the third out.
This uprising served to arouse the
Yankees to renewed offensive action and
in the ninth they sew.u UP the game by
adding four runs TO their total SchanG
was the first man up and walked.
Meusel also drew a pass. but with Ward
Continued on Pare Two.