New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28

the winning Gnu va - ~ wv
II was a pitchers battle indeed.
Three hurlers performed AZ the behes'
Of Miller Huggins, and no less than
four moundsmen were called upon By
Lee Fohl IN despairing effort 70 re-
pei the invaders Of the sacred pre-
einets Of league leadership. Battling
Bob shawkey started for the Yanks
and the doep-sea sailor held straight
course for snug harbor until a hot shot
By George Sislor nearly carried away
his mninmast in tho eighth inning lie
weathered the blow, but the shock
made him lose control Of the ship, and
no was yanked in the ninth after. walk
ing the first man NJ and pitching two
balls 10 the second batter.
Carl Mays was called 70 quell the
threatened riot, and be was just as
calming as a can Of kerosene AZ a bon
fire. The Brownies pounded him for
three runs and tied the score. lie
was yanked FOR pinch hitter. and
Bullet Joe Bush held the enemy safe
until schang settled the matter at IS
sue with his four-piy wallop In the
second extra session. Sign0r Liam
Russell Van Glider, the lanky right
handler. tossed them up for 81. LOUIS
until the Yanks knocked him nat IN
the eighth. Ray Koip also absorbed
a few wallops in this inning and was
further assaulted in the tenth, wncn
he gave way 20 Desperate Dave Dan
Dave did his hinging 10 just one bat
ter. Freddie Hoffman, whom ne struck
out Arbiter Brick Owens Inspected
tho sphorold and decided that Master
Danforth had AZ last been caught IN
aaerante delictu." The fatal nick was
found and the ball was given 20 Tommy
Connollv as Exhibit A" for the prose-
cuting attorney. Danforth was ehucked
right out Of the festiyity and wayne
Wright came in 20 lose the game even
with Van Glider and shawkey pitch
ing air-tight ball, Yankee hopes rose
high In the fourth when Sir waiter
Pipp. the lanky first sacker OF The
Huggins clan' crashed out a long home
run slam into the right center held
bleach,f.s for the first run Of toe game.
One complete tally loomed as large as
the Woolworth Building 40 this point
hut the Browns made IL look Ike Two
rooms and kitchenette In their half
% this same stanza.
George Sisler rose out OF his slump
and spanked the first ball served 20
him into deep left center for a PAIR OF
bases. Up came steamboat Williams'
who pounded another double into
Wits territory, while Sisler trotted
home 20 tie the score. Marty heManus
sacrificed williams 90 third, and BABY
Doll" Jacobson delivered the neees-
sary sacrifice fy that sent the run
across and put the Brownies IN the
lead. with that margin 20 work on
Van Glider rolled along 70 The eighth
inning. when Joey Dugnn was lead on
man for the Yanks The great cues
ton was. "What did Dugan do 20 him y
Drapcd with royal razzberries, the
gift OF the fervid fans. a. he stood az
the plate. Jumping Joey slammed a
triple 20 the right center barrier and
started the downfall Of lanky Elan.
Meusel died on a hot shot that Van
Glider collared, but the busting BAN
bino came through with a single 20
center that sent Dugan home 20 tie
the score az 2 all. Wallie Schang con-
tinued the good work with a single 20
center. Ruth shaking the ground with
his ponderous tread as he busted 20
third. Schang moved down 70 second
when Jacobson tried 20 head Ruth OF
at third.