New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

HI the YANKEE ashieVes' anu ieAI Miii
Ns. rake matters worse, the invad
Bcarl Mays
n ~. pnderslung slabster went the
B ..ls route fer the fighting forces of
Ill., Yankee colonels, and though he was
sted for eleven hits, he might have
h 1..roered through to a victory had the
...sks been with him. The White Sox
s..st ike champions, however, and
sss 70 win for the brilliancy
~ xhich they held back the Hug
we sssu Il seemed as if the Yanks
h ~, e.ula ssrdly fail to score.
H aDixisa Leyerette started the con-
n -. ior the invaders and pitched a
s.s.frg brand of ball, as we'll he should
s.....sisring that his baptismal name is
/ ss-.ss ssas,ssn.s The Yanks nicked him for
y. flts ana two runs in the seven
h s.s-ys during which he labored, and
e. e. be was yanked for pinch hitter
!. s, eighth who should appear to
~. IN the burden but Ferdinand
sassiefeld Schuppi The eccentric
..-tsidsr has wandered over half the
...ssn globe since housed to take his
ss,ss SQUARES a day" at the expense
) he National Exhibition Company,
.sas The Giants.
rsrdie went through the last FIVE
/ ,.tsr innings without allowing a
Tsskee runner to take any liberties
.itS the plate, so all in all, he appears
!. s.ra proited by his travelling. He
y. wid and unsettled at odd mo-
..,.s but he struck the Yanks the
~ tataI blow in the twelfth when,
III runners en- third and first, and but
angle tally needed to tie the score,
!. tsnned Mike McNally and sent the
roTd If $4,000 home in mourning.
sehdk Hits for Circuit
E .avss peace and quiet for the first
=. imines. but in the third Ray
s.,9 iossed bomb into the arena
h ~, sSsttered the status no. The
,s.is Cs,cago receiver caught a sub
r,,lps slant or the end of his bat and
xsftsd Il into the left field bleachers,
m rhich noble deed he was presented
rHb an engraved set Of resolutions
som Kid Gleason and ticket from
fy NAYS emitting him to one COM
/ .l,ts trip around the bases, free OF
ssrge.
The Yanks produced an uprising at
4 expense Of Dixie Leverette IN the
hrth and tied the score. Whitley
fitt led off by beating out q hit to
! mort. Mike McNally duly sacrificed
himself on the altar of friendship and
j Babe Ruth promptly smacked a single
% centsr that sent Whitley scooting
across the scoring dish. This same old
fashioned method of attack gave the
Hugmen q one-run lead in the lucky
seventh when Wally Pipp shot sin
ele to left, continued to second when
Falk fumbled the ball, took third on
! Yards sacrifice and Tailed on Deacon
Stt's safe blow to left
The White Seekers socked Carl
BIS rather pertinently in the
Z 9th, and a wise move by Past Grand
Ester Gleason enabled the visitors to
il the score at gall. Ray Schalk
+ dlrned out his third successive hit, a
+ as,le to right, and the canny manager
4 the visitors straightway yanked
lssegette out and sent Amos Strunk
70 to bat for him. Amos hit sneaky
! little roller that skidded past Ward
! sss single. and Schalk busted to third,
whence he scored white Ernie johnson
vas forcing Strunk at second. With
! bla.t clouds of defeat descending about
4 hin. Nays turned on a full head Of
steam and made the heavy Williams Of
4 the Chicago outfit-Collins and Hooper
pass out peacefully on pop flies.
Meusel Dies at Plate
With none other than Ferdinand
stabblefeld schupp pitching for the
Sox, it looked as though the Yanks
we're going to stage the old diamond
ssvorite, "Wen in the NINTH" but the
Fene-wall defense Of the Sox just
pnnb ruined the production. Bob
asnsel opened the case for the plaintiff
WA single to left and continued to
4 see'aa when Falk once more had
ue0as finding the handles on the ball.
+ Ifpp aid down q sacrifice, sending
Long Bob to third, and Aaron Ward
ss wounded by one of Schupp's shod-
|3y shoots. Scotty banged hot
Sgounder right at Eddie Collins, and
.aea Aeusel slid into the plate he
alnd reception committee waiting
= nm. 1t was Ray Schalk, with the
gay important spheroid in his glove.
pasn teams made vain lunges toward
s Prize package in the extra innings,
sparkling fielding kept the plate
ss. OF stain until the Gleason crew
" across tally in the twelfth on a
rye by Bib Falk, a bunt by Sheely
an H. was allowed to trickle along the
sslA line until it grew into a base hit,
s.0iut otse-out by Schalk on an attempted
siaee and single by Ernie John
tina "a mat sent Sheely over the pan.
g throw on the play got past
sssag, but Schalk was erased when
III . Taasso..tried to score.
4, - ranks put on a desperate rally
,sl 'ass nall of the inning when Schang
y. ssiea and Devcrmer, batting for Witt,
- ous bunt to Mulligan. With
sbhsis 49, on first and third Ferdinand
Hss HsSsSse.eaeld did his left-handed best
ss a aa.hed aaahhed Nike McNally for the final
lae score:
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