New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

of the game. the Tigers carried On /
and went ahead. The closing sor'ie I
OF the YANKEES netted tally IN the .
ninth. but that amounted 20 little.
From the frequency with which ad'
vantage shifted, u may be judged that
4, WAS n tough day on the pitcn,r''
Rubc Oldham started against Joe
Bush. They both we're humblcd quick 7
iv. and Howard Ehnke finished Tor De-
troit, while Shawkey and Jones worked
f9r the Yankees after Bush departed
None of the pitchers was effective, olt
tho Tigers we're more robust m their
hitting. and 20 won the game.
The largest crowd Of the season saw
the game. Nearly thirty thousand
fans struggled into the park and
banked around the stands. Any ball
HE into the mob counted as triple.
In the seventh inning Ward hl, into
the eenter-feld bunch for what looked
Ike A triplc. The crowd opened ranks
quickly and Cobb went In 20 make q
catch. Huggins protested violently
bnt Hildebrsnd DECLARED that The play
stood Huggins then announced that
ne would protest Detroit victory,
There were nine triples into the
crowd, and Detrot got six OF them.
Baker IL bencned
Miller Huggins benehed Frank Baker,
the venerable ploughman Of Trappe,
Nd. and returned Ward % third base,
Minooka Mike MeNally was az second
base. The move has been expected for
some time. Baker Is hitting we'll
enough and al that sort ~ thing. bur
his fielding has been so poor during the
last FIVE days that Huggins had no al
ternative. Baker was letting more balls
20 through him than he could
hone 10 Mt through the enemy.
The Tigers took shot al Bullet
Joe" Bush In the first inning, getting
a run across by dint OF furious hitting.
With two out Cobb tripled 70 the crowd
in center field and Neaeh raped sharp
ly 10 center for a base bit. scoring
/ Tyrus. Harry Heilmann singled and
/ Cutshaw walked. filing the bases, Rig
ney then forced Cutshaw and The in
ming was over.
The Hugmen borrowed a page from
/ the book Of the Tigers in the second
/ inning and got themselves five rurs'
/ thanks tc some hectic hitting. ln that
|. frame they we're Yankee OK Old and a
/ pleasing change 10 was. Wallic pipp hit
n ihe first ball pitched back through re
! box FOR single and Ward sacrificed
! Scott hit a single OF the shins of
l Bobby Jones, and then Hoffman, wal.
\ loped hiRh and far over the head Of
/ Cobb for three sacks. scoring Pipp and
Scott. Bush poled one into center field
/ for a single. and scored Hofmsnn. Bush
/ took third on q shot by Miller Tor two
sacks and Nike McNally doubled, scoT-
ing Bush and Miller No further dam
ago was done IN that inning.
A Tiger is always Tiger ana
/ though the Yankees held him BY inc
/ throat FOR q minute he was no. through
( fghting. Indeed, he had just begun 20
4 fight. In the third inning ice Bush
I was Knocked out Of the box, Bob shaw
/ key replacing him after four runs were
IN and the count knotted. Shawkey was
able 20 stop the Tigers. accomplishing
| his end through the simple expedient
Of striking out Bobby Jones.
Tigers Drive Bush Out
Veaeh rolled 20 Nike MeNslly 20
start the frame. but Heilmann h.t into
fhe crowd in deep center Geld for a
trinlc. Cu.shaw rolled % short7toDf
Scott throwing out the hitter while
Harry rushed over the plate. R'gncy
came M and popped the bail INTO the
center-held mob for three sacks, and
Bassler adviscdly was passed. Ehmke,
however crossed the works By hitting
a triple % center. scoring Rlgney and
I Rassier. Blue walked, and after Bush
made a wild pitch, scoring Ehmke and
rutting Blue on second. he was taken
out of the box. Shawkey famed Jones
and retired tho Beugnls.
The crowd was In rare good humor
when the Tigers took tho held, but the
HuRmen were not through for the day.
Whitley witt, who took Elmer Millcr's
rlacs when Ehmkc took tho middle OF
ihe diamond. smashed triple % ler
Geld and scored on Ruth's out az hrst
Meusel singled and stole second. scor-
inr on Cutshaw's muT Of Ppp's hy.
The lead OF the Yankees held good
until the sixth inning, when the Tigers
d came up 20 even terms. Lu Blue
whcedled base on balls from
shawkey and after Jones and Cobb
were retired. the lstter on strikes,
Veach raped - left for base, send.
ing Blue 10 second. A wild pitch moved
the runners up, and Shawkey decided 70
play safe with Heilmnn, so he walned
Harry 70 take chance on Cutshaw
Old George hit a ball on the handle
which hung in thu air long enough 10
draw Scott and Ward into short center,
and then fell for huke double. Blue
and Veach scored. Heilman taking
third. Rigney walked filling the bases
but Bassler flied 10 Ruth in short eft.
Another run was scored By Detroit IN
the seventh on Blues single and
Cobb's triple, while insurance on vic
torv was taken in the eighth on He'll
mans triple and Rigney's single.
The Hugmen fought back and got a
ninth-inning run on Meusels triple and
a single By Ward. But that was just
one run short Of tie and two short OF
victory.
The arore.