New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13

at the winter session Of the league
start the season on its way.
Brick Owens, umpire IN chief, was
all set TO receive tho spherc. hut
George Morcidce reached out a rort
fippcr. snacced the ball. put it in his
hip pocket ard proceeded TO the mound
with just an ordinary ball for purposes
Of deceivlng opposing batters.
~ soon as the s;dcntial marty vas
seated, the fac raising ceremonies
were started with eighteen varieties Of
military and naval representatives IN
Inc. including high school cadets, hoy
scouts. naval militia, marlnee. plain
doughboys and deep sea sailors The
hand led the long march across the
field, with Babe Ruth, Clarke Griffith
snd Ban johnson representing the
civilian population. The column was
fanked by the bail teams n extended
order, with the Washington line sag
aing in and out like an e%citcd ac.
Gordon while the crowd howlcd with
laughter,
Crowd a Record Maker
When George %orgidce s'.roca one
Of his best port s!ants across The plate
IN the ninth inning for the thi:d s.r,.e
on Wally Pipp before ire 'lrrest
crowd that ever saw an exhibition Ct
the national pastime IN tbs city, the
Yankee team was hu,nhied by tire re
juverated Senators. - T. Nearly
10000 rabid fans crowded American
League park. They had the sides Of
the new double doc: stand. bulgjng.
they were seated all around the field on
the greensward. they we're pevched or
the fences, roasted IN 9elgnboring
roofs and hung suspended from trees
Just over the fences. y the finish
President Warren Z. harding was
right there with his sccre card and
pencil, keeping taos or al. the casual
ties as the home team broke oil t4nH
records by capturing OF opening corr
test before huge CROWD.
Sam "Bumpus" JoneA adorned the
mound FOR the Yankees. and the cX-
Bostonian wa5 certainly bumped dur
ing the ceremonies incident TO renov-
ing the lid from the 1922 baseball sea-
son. However, the total Of fifteen
safeties earnered by the Senators dur
ing the fray was not the deciding fac
tor ir the confess by any means. inc
Huemen were charged with 70 official
errors. but there were unofficial hobbies
Ra1orc. and these were the LITTLE thlngs
th8i made life miserable foF the Ne"
York twirle-
The binding sun in left field proved
100 much for "Chlck" Fewster to COM
10. and after the second pop Ay had
0Y,apped Cor a two-bagger. the Balti-
move gamecocll elected himself center
fcIder on the spot, hung his smoked
classes on the unwilling proboscis of
Fflnfef t-ilier, and showed his unhappy
WITHIN IL tho general direction of the
h afed enn feId= Luckily for Elmer. no
So 49, came thst way during the
eaf1e
9;,tb President HARDING. in the
~ 49, rerorS crowd on hard so
oheo,. 40 r,,,,r tran, ard with the
49,. r,,1, ;neucnra 60 fowers pre-
80; 49, ,or;, Cr;f;+b HANGING over
80 fc.,...--. :, snar,ed in The cards
s. az. t5,.,.h;-a.4oa Inv - taxa thcir
o1s ."r '. .i'.'E ~" 80 ti i.,1o,,n
nea'I..b 49, 1;rn = ~ I'VE
pn1es IL .o9"eo NOR vs. ~ ~ ,rr .;re
second lnhtn&' |nen q tan .r H. up PS+
ing scofea 1ouE 'ui'S ." 'p"i "'1. ..,, y ~
spurfeu on BY tne>F he| le""VI' ~ ~
Milan, the gentleInen ron the us
trict G Columbia sept plugging away
adding ore run at 8 tune, ana nhailE
Sut4h"V ~ nc winning N+-
eighth inning
pccb : Slip Not Costly
49,. p,,1.;..,,o,,,.n ,,ado an unusual
rta.4 r. sess~n ;r,nronerjv,
Ky - - $3.50 a., !. Tras TImcr
ne + r"h {}'s -. CO., Ike Runncrt-
II $500 v.ho Inc+od No skv-
l1use"i1 S ro1ne5 mn re-
iGerspe sHo ~ p pG .ne nIaver.
IN eoA pr s.GLs ~ bandraster and
% mo- snectstors. No harm was done
~ a. ;nc;Sent
Tbe senator's caused g little furry
IN 5be;r trst inning BY scoring the
frst run Of tire season on Joe Judges
slashing single TO right and double
by Sam Rice in the same general direc-
tom Then came the Yankee supply
of four runs in the next stanza. With
two out and Wa}y Pipp on second,
Scrang singled and tied the score.
/ sam Jones smote lusty double 70 M
4 center heid barrier ana timer Mliet
got another tWo-sacSer When iIce losl
MS hali m the sun Nn'Sh s"Ite4
slhgte1 TO Keep up we t2Go ~ - a, ~
Taa~ p h,i e. ;nr tbree bSslrbv swinrs
"a y.tir;nr +hc side.
The Senators bounced right back
from tins shock WITH TWO taHieS on
their own hook. STANLEY darr's heipeo
nmseH to real t%o-pa2ger' anG allst
the two intervening hltIerS nae e9ne
out harmiesSiy George Mog,lage
rocked the o9ao WIN Hou.E anu W.
noeent ny oal! VLl9' Nm, ~ .81T ~ aI,,Jne
coy , fFNoI9' on @e'0 +ousrd 80 GeIS