The New York herald., 1922-08-04
YANKS BEAT INDIANS
IN THE TENTH, 1919
Pinch Hitter McMillan's
Double Scores Scott With
the Winning Tally.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
CLEvELAND, Aug. 3-After failing to
hold five run lead In this afternoons
engagement with the Indians. the Yam
KEGS came from behind to tie the score
In the ninth inning and ultimately won
IN the tenth by score of 10 to Q.
Deacon Everett Scott was leading
factor In the triumph, his double in the
tenth becoming the winning run under
pressure provided by Shawkey's sacri-
ncial bunt and Pinch Hitter Norman
McMillan's two base smash 60 center
The Yanks used three pitchers to sub
tugate the Tribe, and two of them, Carl
Mays and Waite Hoyt. were forced to
retire. Bob Shawkey finished and re-
tired the side in order in the ninth and
tenth innings after his own wild throw
past second and a hit by Billy Wambs-
Eanss had given the Tribe temporary
lead in the eighth. Four Indian hurlers
faced the Yanks at various times, and
all four contributed to the total of nine
teen hits collected by the champs.
Indians First to Score.
The Indians were the first to score.
After the Yanks had wasted a pass to
Ruth and a single by Pipp the Tribe
stepped out and bagged a run on a pass
to Wamby, Speakers double to the right
field screen and an inf1eld out. Speaker
advanced TO third while Wamby was
crossing the plate on Woods roller to
Ward. but was left when Pipp came up
with Sewell's hard smash down the right
field line.
The Yankees found the range In the
third. With one out. Dugan lined sin
gle over Joe Sewell's head. advanced to
third on Ruth's hit 20 center and scored
on Pipp's second blow. Ruth went to
third on Pipp's wallop. but Pipp himself
was caught at second in an attempt to
stretch. his blow, and Schang famed.
Ward was spiked in the right foot while
tagging Billy Wambsganss when the
latter tried to steal in the Indians half
OF the third, but continued in the game
and poled a single to center after Meu-
sci had been retired in the fourth. He
lodged into second safely when Uhle's
bad throw on Scott's tap to the box
pulled Seweli off the bag and then re-
tired to nurse his wound, Mike Nc
Nally replacing him.
Following this switch the Yankees
launched a driving attack, hammered
Uhle off the hill and scored Ave runs
before they We're retired. Mays brought
McNally home and sent Scott to third
with a single down the right field line,
filed the bases Dugan batted another
run across with a line single to center.
Ruth's Double Scores Two.
With the bases filled. only one out
ard Ruth coming to bat, Speaker sub
stituted Duster Malls for Uhle on the
mound and the Babe saluted the eccen-
trio southpaw with double which
scored both Scott and Witt. Pipp
grounded out to Sewell. who fumbled
long enough to miss a play on Dugan
at the plate, and the fifth run of the
inning sifted through. Schang then
flied to Speaker ending the inning.
Styles by Wood. Sewell and Gardner
we're wrapped around tumble by the
Babe In the Indians half of this pro-
ductive round. two runs resulting. Nc
Innis batted into a double play. how
ever. and after O'Neill had singled to
right Mays put crusher on the rally.
tanning Duster Mails. In the following
round Meusel bounced a triple over
Iris Speakers head. but was caught
stealing home after McNally had famed
and Scott had fouled to Gardner.
Then came Mays's finish. Jameson
was the first man up and smashed a
single to center. A spectacular pickup
and throw by McNally converted
Wamby's wallop into a force-out at
second. but Speaker got hold OF the first
ball pitched and busted II over the right
field wall for a homer. Wamby scoring
ahead of him. Hoyt then succeeded the
submarine hurler and retired the side
without further scoring.
Cleveland Ties 1t Up.
In the sixth. however the Indians
tied the score at 6 all. After McInnis
and O'Neill had been retired Mails sin
e,ed to center and scored on consecu-
tive hits by Jameson and Wamby.
Both of the latter advanced on passed
ball and Hoyt filled the basese by pass
ing Iris Speaker. This strategy was
vindicated when Joe Wood fouled to
Schang for the third out.
The Yankees forged to the front again
in the seventh With one out In this
frame Pipp. Schang and Meusel singled
to left in rapid succession and when
Jameson fumbled Meusel's poke Schang
followed Pipp across the plate while tho
Lanky Californian sprinted to third. He
was left stranded there when McNally
famed and Scott rolled 10 Sewell
Hoyt tripled to center at the start OF
the Yankees eighth. but nothing came
OF IT, and in the second half the Indians
regained the lead while driving Hoyt
to cover. ONeill singled to left. Ste
phenson batted for Mails and singled to
right. ONeil going to third. Luke
Sewell was sent in 10 run for O'Neill
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