New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

Il was a comeback effort, TOO. ms
zane Piliette person appeared on the
mound in the first game Of the series
and gained an easy to decision
against the hired men OF the I"'n
Colonels. He fred the second barrei
Yesterday and made an even cleaner
nj. Long Bob Mcusel nicked him for
A line single 20 center on ms appear
ance at the plate in the hrst inning,
brt The next safe blow was garnered
In the eighth, when Whitley VIII Oe"'
out a bunt. .,
spots on a magnificent pitching record
He gave one base on balls, and struck
out two men. Not a Yankee hireing
reached the midway station IN safety'
which Il By way Of emphasizing the
biighting effect Of the hooks and SINK
ers OF the young man from Portiahp'
ore. The Hugmen waved their heaV-
lest hats al him, but all 10 no pui
nose. They were batting FOR exercise
and running for Sweeney.
PIllette in a Hurry
T., cobb told his youthful hurler be
fore the game 20 hurry things alohs,
ns the Tigers had 10 make a italn aO'
the West Immediately aiter tne eon
test. Piliette certainly hurreo tnlhss'
He hustled the Yanks back 70 the uos
vanced 70 the plate IN spite OF the
s,ies Of "Not so fast, young feiler.
~ a fast" emitted by Miller Hug
gins IN his agony. Iii.
Having given this measure OF creut'
o. tbe man who came out Of the west,
a. night be stated that Bob Shawkey
,v,irled ouite a game himself until ne
,'ss removed for a pinch hitter IN the
ofob.b II Is true that the ligers
,;sLed him for nine hits during TINS
.e,iod hut he should never have been
feared unon. The death dealing triple
,bot accounted for the two enemy runs
4, the sixth might have been the thira
ont of that inning had Babe Kuth
.,-,,ed his back TO the ball and run for
I, when he first saw il sailing his way
Tho Sultan OF Swat hesitated a mo
rnent-and the ball game was lost.
the Tigers gave a last triumphant
howl and departed 20 Jungletown wen
satisfied with an even break IN this
The only break in the seoreless in
nings came in the sixth, and II was
break against the llugmen. Deacon
Scott let Harry Heilmann,s grasseI
slip out Of his glove, and the DetIolt
slugger was safe on the error the one
misplay Of the game. On the MT aho
run. Cutshaw was thrown OUT Dy
Seotty. but Neilmann made the InloWay
station. Emory Rigney slammed not
one that caromed off Shawkey.s shins
for a scratch single on which heii-
mann took third.
The Bambino Hesitates
Il was up to Larry Woodali' tne
Tio.r catcher. who has been doing
,ome particularly damaging hitting
against the Yanks In this series: Wood
III bopped on fast ball and drove u
hioh M and far away 10 the domain
where the King Of Swat parks his thiry
form in right field. First the baDe
edged back easily then he backed up
desperately, and finally he turned tan
snd fled toward the fence. His change
Of heart was too late, and the pail salleo
over his head 20 the barrier ior
triple, scoring Heilmann and higney
with two highly essential tallies from
the Detroit point OF view.
UuCgina called on the reserves IN
The eighth in an attempt 20 stem the
tide Of defeat. The gaunt form Of J
FRANKLIN Baker was seen striding IRON
the dugout 70 supplant Mike McNally
AZ the bat The Trappe mauler picked
his favorite biudgeon, but II was rusty
from lack Of use and he stood diseon'
soiately at the plate while Bill Dineeu
called the fatal third strike. Camp
skinner batted In place Of Shswkey
but he grounded out at first. Whitley
witt beat out a bunt on his second at
tempt. and raised few feeble hopes
but Cutshaw and Lou Blue collaborated
on a great play against Wally Pipp' re-
tiring the side.
George Murray came In 70 pitch the
ninth session against the Tigers, and
the "smiler" held the enemy in sub,
lection, even though Pilette singled
with only one down. Blue grounded to
Pipp on the next play, and the Iiger
hnrier was doubled when he losfed on
his way 20 second. With battering
Bob Meusel and G. Herman Ruth, Esq.
coming up in the last stanza, II seemed
a. n the Yanks still had chance, but
Bob died on a long fy TO Veach and
the Babe passed out peacefully on
grounder 20 short. Wally Schang
ended all hopes with a high fy that
Ty Cobb gathered into his eapacious
DAVIS.