The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

and the haunted look In the face OF
the President OF the Yanks faded out
Pipp singled and was forced by Sehang
TWO solid snashes at George Mogridge
by Meusel and Scott brought Sehang
across
From that time on the customers were
waiting for Mogridge to crack as he
used TO when he was with the Yanks,
but the lefthander was In no particula:
hurry to disintegrate yesterday. In the
fourth. the Yanks seemed to have him
on the verge when they took the lead
with one run. Meuse singled to lef'
but was thrown out trying to make
third on a single by Ward, the latter
taking second. SCOTS single 10 CEN
ter brought Ward home and the faint
suggestion of smile 10 the face or
Col Rupert.
Something like CONSERVATION broke
right in the faces of the customers in
the seventh inning when the Senators
tied the score and il had to be done over
again. sad Sam" was smacked safely
by Charity and Peckinpaugh IN Turn
Lamotte forced Peckinpaugh at second
giving Charity a chance to scoot to
third. Mogridge gleefully hoisted long
fly TO center and Charity crossed tie
tielng run.
At this point things did not look so
good. Col. Jacob Rupert was ia"
from being in an optimistic mood and
the hero OF the Second Marine and the
Worlds Series of 1921 was more or less
mute as his brows corrugated under his
hat
There was a squawk of anguish from
the multitude as Judge pasted the hit
that seemed TO have won for the Sena-
tors in the tenth. But the squawk died
as IL reached It's shrillest pitch and
broke into a yell of joy as the long
sinian arm OF Babe Ruth shot the fate
ful pellet TO the plate ahead OF the
eager Senator who was packing the
potential run.
When Sam Jones ciattered over with
tie winning run there was much hand
fhaking and slapping upon the back by
che customers Earlier in the season.
winning a game from the Senator'S would
have been nothing at all. In those DAYS
reGriy any ball game was just bali
game. hut at this critical stage with the
ST Louis Browns refusing 90 crack ac-
csrding 10 schedule and even refusing 70
pretend to crack. every ball game be-
comes a crucial victory or a serious
cefeat
III Ruth's arm had been a few inches
shorter or his cocoanut throwing an
ces<or a few centuries more remote the
Ysnks might have sagged into second
Iace again for. while Ruth was saving
the game. the Browns were plasterins
TIE Tigers by IS to 0. The long arm
with the prehensile digits did It.
To-day the victorious Yanks pley .
double header with the Philadelphia
Athletics. starting the first game as
prescribed by law. at two o'clock. just
In what position and in what mood the
Ynnkss will start West depends upcu
what they can do to Mr.. McGiilicu6dy
Living Skeletons this afternoon.
Also. this event will be of historic i'm
Lortance FOR this reason 1t will be the
les regular appearances of the Yankees
al the Polo Grounds. OF course. ihev
are expected to return for the world
series but never again in a regular
league game, for the Yanks' new park
is due to be occupied long before the
league schedule starts next year.
Coogans Bluff will know them no more.
They cross the Harlem In the upper
II cnx never to return.
Following the double header the
Yanks dash to Philadelphia. Then thew
take the fateful Western trip, from
which they will emerge world series
c, members or just lot of expensive
ivory