New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-01


ram Of playing well on defense in
Import of good pitching. By such
means they won all three games with
cut any gush Of base hits. Their bat
Ing WAS, in fact, renuous yesterday.
il was confined to two innings, the
second and third, and TO four hits in
number.
However, the fact that the hitting
vas confined to two innings was
virtue and not q weakness. 1t meant
cunched hits. Dugan, Pipp and Ward
did the hitting which won for the Yam
KEGS, and did all of the Yankee hitting.
Dugan made two-bagger, Pipp a two
Dagger and triple, Ward two.bag
ger with two on bases. Just like that.
a few earnest and soulful biffs at the
right time and the game was won.
All for Extra Bases
How many games have been played
and won with not a single by the win
aer the writer can't say, having no
records for such freak performances
handy, but they must be few and far
ostween, much scarcer than no-hit
lanes, This particular incursion into
he domain of the unusual had punched,
hitting, steady, clever rielding and the
steady, resourceful pitching Of Joe
Bush to make it successful. 1t was
Bush's twenty second victory OF the
season.
The Senators did not make much Of
fight to help out the admirable pitch
ing Of Mogridge. They were dispirited,
apparently, and their game was with
out lastre. The Yanks, on the other
and, approached their jobs like skilled
gorkmen who purposed doing it right
!ush's pitching, unasailable in all but
one inning, no doubt heightened their
appearance Of tameness, though they
:ppeared that way in all three games.
There was some fear by the fans that
Inc Yanks wouldn't get in four and a
half innings, but they went all the way
under the sullen clouds. The world, or
sho part of it that reads of such
matters, should be informed that a
play by Ruth in the inning in which
lush wabbled the tumble, was a great
comfort and aid TO the latter. Never
imagine the Babe as mono-dynamic
NThen he can't hit in runs he can keep
the ether people from doing it. He
s'opped rally in the fourth with as
ica a throw to the plate as ever
lri'led perfect course from outfeld
- that well known and much sought
:. onghold.
Wards Hit Scores Two
oipp opened the second inning with
two-bagger to the wall. Higgins
sst have foreseen tough day with
gridge, for that early in the game
began playing EN- close to his belly,
it were. He went after one run.
had Schang bunt, though Wally can
liop. Meusel walked and Wardy
pped a two-bagger over Goslin to
sc bleachers. Two runs came in.
Dugan opened the third with two
eyer to right center and scored on
pp's triple to the same suburb, after
lth had whitfield on a slow curve on
re outside. The Senatorial set made
i.eir run in the fourth. Bush passed
isgo and Brewer and Lamotte tapped
s.rl for hits. Lamotte's hit, with two
cit, brought in Judge from third, but
.rower,- coming from second, ran into
Eath's parabolic pip as it came on the
~ to Schang.
Having three men out and one in was
IL better than having two in, two out
aid two on, which would have been the
81 turbing case but for the Babes
{ nelly peg and after that the Sena-
,n~3 made but four scattered hits off
3ush. Double plays took the sting out
e. two of these.
off Mogridge's sinuous left handing
tfie Yankees made no hits in their last
fse innings and were on base only
rough the courtesy Of three passes.
! hey had had the sagacity to strike
ghile the iron was hot.