New-York tribune., 1922-08-25

Squire Sam pitSheu ana c1esS0 F" 80
great eciat, so to speak. In fact, with
little aid from Jumping Joey Dugan
in the shape of four successive hits, II
might be said that s. p. Jones won his
own game. The Yankee hurler de-
livered single and double In three
official times at bat, and on two ocea@
sions he left his footprints on the
home plate through the courtesy. OF
the Winsted Walloper, j. Dugan, Esq.
The former Holy Cross colleglan never
seemed to tire of knocking singles all
through the long afternoon.
Guy Morton was the Cleveland
harler who absorbed the lone defeat
Of the Tribe of iris in the short series
Sir Guy was bumped for eight nits
and six runs in six innings, and then
announced he could take q mint as
we'll as anybody in the world. He could
see he wasn't wanted, and ne withdreW
for pinch hitter.
In order TO make the series legal
puster Mails was then called into the
pastime to make his regular appear
ance against the Hugmen. A triple by
Whitley Witt in the eighth and the
last safe hit Joey Dugan had an op-
portusity of knocking chalked up the
only run scored against the Duster.
Incidentally, since the Albino Kid got
. full length single on Wednesday and
triple yesterday it may be that the
new fall styles have arrived and bobbed
hits have gone out.
Wood Initiates the Bambtno
It was not a perfect day by any
means. The Bambino didn't produce a
single circuit clout, though Smokey
Joe Wood made circus catch Of one
terrific drive the Babe unleashed. Fur
thermore, the only four-base blow of
the game was delivered by Wood, who
gave the Indians a short and slim lead
in the second inning, when he sent a
soaring circuit clout into the left field
bleachers, scoring Joe Sewell before
him.
Seven hits the Indians garnered
from the hurling of the Squire, and
the only run, except the pair due to the
home-run blow, was scored in the
eighth on temporary wildness by Sam.
Two passes and q single by Joe Sewell
gave Cleveland it's last tally. In the
meanwhile Dugan was welding a
crushing club on the invaders, driving
in four runs and scoring two more
himself.
The Hugmen filed the bases in the
hrSt StanZa on Walks TO DugaH anu
Ruth and scratch single by Wally
Pipp, but the best they could collect
rom this CHEEKY prospect was single
tally on Schang's sacrifice fly to Speak
or, on which Spoke came down with a
fiat wheel and was carted to the hos
pital ward Joe Sewell's single, fol-
lowed by Joe Woods resounding home
run clout, c&ve the Indians their pair
ef tallies in the second session, but the
Tanks Immediately tied the score again
on single by Scott, a walk to Jones
and a safe blow by Dugan.
Jumping Joey and Squire Sam col
aborated again in the fourth with safe
hits that produced the third Yankee
un. Working on this "every other
ianing" schedule, Dugan and Jones did
more effective work in the sixth. A
double by the Squire, Dugan's third
single and safe blow by Schang
brought trio Of tallies across the pan.
his was enough for Morton. He re-
tired for pinch hitter, and Duster
Mails finished.
Wits triple and Dugan's fourth
single gave the Yanks one in the eighth
to balance tally by the Indians on
two bases on balls and single by Joe
;ewell. The Bambino made great
bid for homer in the eighth, but Joe
Wood speared the ball at the right
ield bleachers with jumping catch.