New-York tribune., 1922-04-29

The st. Louis Browns also improved&
the shining hours by taking the IN cas-
ure Of the Indians, and are now hot on
the trail OF the flying Hugmen. Joe
Bush was She Yankee hurler who got
credit for the decision over the bean
eaters. and the graduate from the Hub
town school of baseball held the op-
position to seven hlts and three runs
over the full route
Viewed from any angie. the pitching
was wild and woolly with Karr start
ing The game for Boston and Dodge
putting tie finishing touches to bad
jcb, the gGme had something the favor
CT an at mobile show about it. Karr
certainly was q fast starter He put
the game on wheels at the outset and
ran t ght into the Higgins garage
lie pitched to the first six men. and the
rcsu'fSat damage was one base on
balls, ono sacrifice hit, three singles.
lusty bagger by Ward and four
large. round tallies over the plate
This karr is busted,' cried Hughie
Du;}y lake it out and have il hxed,"
WhicA was done forthwith.
Triple Killing by Sox
Fullerton was the next nominee Of
thc Duffy clan, and he shut of the run
getting for the nonce The startling
feature Of the early stages Of his work
|as brilliant triple play staged by
the Red SoX inheld in the second inn
tng. It vas all the more peculiar in
that it was made on ground bail hit
to Jumping joey Du9an Mt third base.
Chlck FeWster took base on balls TO
start the inning and went to third on
bakers single to right. That was the
itage setting when "St. Elmo" Miller.
9~placing Norman Mcmillan in center
held, came UP 10 the bat.
.NllIer hit fast hopper to Duean.
''ho kept Il weather eve on Fevster.
faw that he was holding his place. and
men started double killing on Baker
and Miller via second and first base.
"hen George Burns received the ba;
on the relay from Pratt he saw the
baltimore Gamecock logging it for the
plate a ten second rate. A fine throw
70 Muddy Ruel nailed Chick as he slid
.or the rubber and BrioL Owens waved
aiS mask aloft triumphantly to indi-
Gate that the triple killing was legally
completed.
There was more than that to Fuller
son's pitching, however. He proved TO
p sharpshooter par excellence The
1ome players went through lot Of
ground and lofty tumbling to evade his
@lid slants. but not all OF them were
s1ccesS ul. Ward stopped an inshoot
with his forearm and Wally Schang
vas a double victim of the Red SoS
finger. The Yankee receiver was nicked
by Fullerton in the first inning, and to
make it emphatic the visiting hurler
soaked him on the leg with another
fast one in the fifth
Witt Hits for Circuit
In the mean time the Ruppert-Huston
torces accumulated three more runs,
two in the third on Wards case Of
assault and singles by Scott and Schang,
and another lonesome tally in the
fourth on home run inside the
grounds ny Whitley Witt
In the eighth inning the still uncul-
tivated Fullerton was relieved of his
duties to allow Memo Liebold to bat
for him. That let Dodge into the
game. His cylinders were missing and
he Yanks were hitting, fact Which
gave the HuFmen an additional three
tallles on singles by Schang. Witt and
Miller, and long triple by Frank
Baker
The Bostonians put on little tea
party in their last turn at bat What
they wanted with one run goodness
\ only knows, but that is what they
helped themselves to with three single
and q base on balls. Bullet Joe gave
no signs OF worry on the mound With
his seven-run lead. but the 5000 hardy
fans who sat through the chilly ST
were much relieved when Chick Fewster
made circus grab of Fosters long ny
ard not only ended the game but foiled
ali the agile Bostoniars who were
dashlng madly around the bases under
Ehe mistaken impression that the blow
was good for at least home run.
The score: