Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-21
BABE RUTHIS
BANNED FROM
CONTEST AGAIN
Suspended For Argument
With Umpire; Yanks End
Losing Streak.

Chicago, June 21.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press.)-Without Babe Ruth
and battling to emerge from the
slump that cost thens their lead in the
American ace, the Yankees took the
third game Of the series from Cleve-
land and ended a losing streak of
eight games. Sam Jones was rushed
to the rescue in the eighth when Joe
Bush faltered and checked the In
dams, enabling the Hugmen to
squeeze out a six to five victory. M-.
Before the game yesterday. Ruth
renewed the argument with Umpire
Dineen that resulted in his Danish
ment Monday and the pair nearly
came to blows. The slugger mas been
! suspended for three days by President
Ban Johnson for his outbreak on
Monday, making, the third time this
~lseason he has been under official ban.
first and not long ago he drew a brief
layoff, was fined and deprived of his
!captaincy for throwing dirt in an
umpire's face.
The Yanks failed to regain any of
their lost ground in the pennant hunt
as the flying st. Louis Browns slugged
1our tUl Connic Mack's twirlers and
won rs, from the Mack men.
Ty Cobb's dashing Tigers nosed out
the Red Sox 9-S in another smuggling
bee. Burns, Boston first sacker led
the onslaught with Il single, double
II two aomers.
Red Faber weakened in the thir-
!teenth inning of a sensational battle
with Washington and the Senators
; put yer three runs to win from Chi
icago 9-6.
Johnny Couch held Boston to two
hits. the first, of which came in the
! eighth and Cincinnati shut out the
Braves 30 in the only National league
! game played.
Couch was knocking at the door of
! fame against Boston, for seven in
nings he did rot permit a Brave to
reach first base butt in the eighth
Cruise and Ford touched him for
singles, the only hits made off OF
him. He had perfect control and did
not walk a man and the support be-
hind him was perfect.
The Observation-Disclosures game was
iso bitterly fought that the players
were wrangling with Empires Nallin
tand Dineen over decisions of the pair,
After the game police escorted them
from the field.
Kenneth Williams. the home rur
}hitter of the st. Louis Browns
tslansned out his eighteenth circuit
fuIjte VI LuS SEASON. against lie L Illld'
idelphia Athletics, with Eckcrt on the
hill.
Chicago, June 21.-(By the Asso'
.4lciated PressO-Babe Ruth's arg
Iment with Umpire Dineen yesterday
before the Cleveland-New York con
test will keep him out Of the game
.two days in addition to the thrce-daS
~Nsuspension imposed yesterday. Presi
dent Ban johnson OF the American
league announced today. Ruth. con.
~sequent,y, will not be able to play un.
It'll Sunday. A.
President Johnson increased the
home u kings suspension. originally
three days, for %disputirg a decision
made by Dineen in Mondays game. ii
Cleveland to five days when he re
ceived II long report from the UNI
'pire today detailing the remark:
made by the outielder ycsterda,
when ordered off the field in com
pliance with Mr.. Johnson's first rul
ing.
Mr.. Johnson announced that Ruth
is suspended without pay and tina
this feature of the decision will cos
Babe $1,500-or $500 a day which
was said by the American League
president to be the players salary.
Babe" Ruth is going to behave
himself or I'll keep him out of thu
game all summer" Mr.. Johnson sait
in making known the decision.