New-York tribune., 1922-06-12


The fact that shocker would pitea
was broadcasted early this morning
and nearly thirty thousand fan'
crammed and jammod their way lhtp
the park. The fans began 70 s"siml
over the fields. Ropes were s,fetehe9
around the grass, and the iaithlul
s,ood around there eight or ten deep,
while mounted policemen rode aropna
% keep the fans back IN their places
Ground rules were necessary, and tne
Yankees prohted richly as hye tNo-
baggers vent into the crowd WINE tne
Browns got two extra base wallop'
there. t-t... i,
the first game, bu. to-day he stood ny
his guns for seven innings. until
pinch hit,r battcd for him IN the seF'
on,h. meanwhile absorbing a lot OF
nuni,hmen,. The Yankees undoubtef'
~ have mastered shoekers delivery
for they ripped into the 81, Louis star
with a vengeance even after The lattef'
mates had handed him two-run lead.
Waite Hoyt was :he Yankee twirlef
and for n time In the early innings X
looked as " he was destined FOR
ouick exit, The Browns got 20 The Ne"
York twirler for one run each IN the
FIRST and second innings, but the fan.
kees cyered IL up in the fourth and
.f,er that IL was a waikoyer,
Hoyt Liberal With Passes
Tho Uuqmon scored eight runs on
,bc delivery Of Shocker before he re-
,ired in the seventh. and Bayne vas m
seored on IN the eighth and ninth ir'
rings The Yankees got az least ono
80 OF chockor in each inning but tnc
sivfh. while tho Browns never gathered
more than one hit in an inning Hoyf
however. WIS very liberal WIN MS
passes. isuing FIVE. three OF when re-
suited In runs. One OF the passes was
issued % Shocker IN the NTH inning
and Johnny Tobin followed with q
home run into the right-held oleaehefs
which scored the pitcher ahead OF hlm.
Tob.n's homer was the only one of
tho day. Babe Ruth and Ken Williams
going hit!ess. George Sisler, the other
81. Louis star, however, had a banner
day both az ba, and in the field. He
collected three hits in four trips 20 the
plate and made some sensational plays
al the initial cushion.
Frank Baker, who visited .he hospla
Yesterday after being hit by pitched
ball. was back IN the Yankee lineup
for the greater part OF the game. Ine
injury did not prove 20 be serious.
The Browns got away 10 an early .ead
scoring in the first inning on Tobin's
walk, Gerbers sacrifice and Sisler's
FIRST hit. They added another IN the
second. Ellcrbe walked. took second
on a passed ball mad reached third on
Doyormer's subsequent throw 70 the
outfeld. He scored a moment .ater
when McManus doubled 20 left.
The Yankees tied the score IN the
fourth. Meusel walked and Pipp dou-
bled 20 right. putting Meusel on third.
After Scott had fouled out. Deyormer
singled 20 center. scoring both runners.
Hoyt forced Devormer az second, but
Witt walked. Ward singled 20 right,
but IIoyt, trying TO score, was cut down
at the plate.
Yanks Take the Lead
Two doubles and bad error enabled
the Yankees 20 20 into the lead in the
next inning, and they never re-
linquishod the advantage. The Babe
famed, but Baker doubled 70 right
Meusel likewise struck out. Pipp was
purposcly passed and Scott doubled %
left. scoring Baker and putting Pipp
on third. McManus messed uD Dc.
vormer's grounder, allowing Pipp and
Scott 20 score.
The Browns were threatening in
their half OF the fifth. hut fell one
run shy Of tying the score The two
runs IN this inning we're the result Of
a pass to Shocker and Tobin's home
Tln.
The Yankees made the game safe in
the seventh by scoring three more
runs on pass 20 MeNally, who rad
succeeded Baker. Meuscls single, Pipp's
double Scott's singie ard a wild throw