New-York tribune., 1922-03-22

the bat, but they had a flock of runs
the misguided generosity of the Ne
IN the long and weary game was the
Undressing Carl made his debut for
the season by going the first FIVE inn
ings II n calm but determined manner
He gave the home talent one single in
the second inning and another single
and double in the fifth that let the
Pe;icans avert tie disgrace of shut
out.
When Mays retired to the showers
young Conner Wilson, the left-handed
youth from Amarillo, Tex, clambered
TO the mound and gave very fair
imitation of an earnest and adept hur-
ler- In his four stanzas in the box he
yielded just one small hit, and the
Peiicans never had a chance to score
on him.
Substitutes galore cluttered up the
diamond. In the second inning the
aanks put the game on ice and per
nitted Miller Higgins to rush the re
serves into the trenches for training
purposes. Ward started the rush of
runs to the plate BY accepting a dona
ton of a base on balls. Scott, Hoff-
mann and Wilson Fewster came through
with singles, and Norman Mcmillan
produced another triple from his regu-
lar assortment of extra base hits.
Misjudges Babes Drive
The Busting Bambino came up with
eb; Ial, IL
long one to right field. The local out
fielder was under the impression that
the ball was right in his hands, but it
was bad error of judgment, as the
sphere travelled gayly over his head to
inc fence, while the Babe galloped
ponderously to third, from which point
hc scored on Bakers infeld out. When
the dust had settled and the casualties
had been checked up it was discovered
that the Hugmen had scored six runs
on five hits.
Bases on balls, errors by the Peli-
cans, and singles by Ward and Baker
in the fourth produced four more tai
lies on the meager encouragement of
two hits. That was the signal for the
big time actors to retire to the dress
ing room. killinger romped about
third base in place of j. Franklin
Baker, Johnnie Mitchell filled in at
Si-OlC 4OI CNOtl, tElSh TtWSltI dUdu-
ooned the outfield for the buster sec
pr around the keystone bag which
sard evacuated, and Ed Neusel pas
tUred himself in left field, where the
Baltimore gamecock had left an unin-
hapited district.
I le reserves performed creditably in
the field, but at the bat 1t was clear
case Of lost battalion" Not sim
gle 1t did they gather from the not
= ,trl,f lo Dn1,
twirlers.
Mattison Is Generous
II might be offered in extenuation of
this circumstance that there is no need
g hitting when a pitcher like Matt-
ssn. q The New Orleans team, is as
fse= wiki MS passes as Salvation
t-EF .assie handing out doughnuts in
tf@rcs TIE Pelican twirler took the
.-.- il tre eighth inning and i'm
ls1stsT 1.cked Chick Fewster be-
-vss1 r-e srou.der blades. After that
aaai --s s-arE. ne insisted that the
rsr: f.-f -zrtars accept free trans
l'p"-s g, ~ i.. forcing in two runs.
fr, vti rs oFiols send-off, the
sup...sz r.-1 - 1o:hing with the will
tev Nsr.A- rc5 r. to short, and a
u..'.-Vis - ..e plate on which Kill
i,iGfe va -r--e II third base, put
tt tr. 3. tts r1--z sessions.
tAe1 as -es played the center
gasri.l t.:tus. re contest He
s. oea .s. - Mz. Huggins expect
,t 1us tsr1 --aps- x srii, but he failed
ti ltr'.s' .s its aieh ball players
ap teary Ace ;;s Es1uck out once,
lrVttstae - &. - ss.>ser time, hit
fa. - x. f''c z-c Nas granted two
taaf 81 ras eae q which he con-
1s,-a. ..c r..
T-s -e9-sars wl. 81 Che hay early
-e -. - &c >rs.- tla, takes them
y 5oxz "a s,--rcrrow starts at 7:10
Z. u - Key has his St Paul
.ean Fs.ueo 1or battle with the
Is1ks. and aae esat over word that
he w.D uncover a few pitchers with
something uere than the cover on the
bail.
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