New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-19

graduate luminaries OF the HubtoWI
who showed the Red SoX out with the
Bullet Joe Bush was the whole aoow.
including the orchestra. for most Of
the afternoon. He went eight innings.
during which time he altcrnatcd be-
twecn letting the Red SoX score more
runs against his pitching aud batting
in ITALICS himself that put the Ruppert
Huston forces back i'm the lead again.
But when the Beaneatcrs rose up N
their majesty in the eighth inning and
scored four large counters, with the
run to tie on second base, HugCIuS de
cided that less alternating and more
direct action was needed. sam Homes
accepted the nomination and halted the
enemy batsmcn in their tracks
II was . great day for the pitchers.
The raw cold wind froze up their heat
ing systems and their arms became
almost solid blocks of ice. Tho rattle
Of base hits sounded like somebody
breaking iccles off the hack porch.
Bullet Joe was iambasted for fourteen
hits. including flock Of doubles The
Yanks themselves dolcd out even more
unmerciful treatment 20 tho opposing
hurlers -Karr, Ferguson and Myers.
The Hucmen rang up sixteen safe
blows. WIN IftFtt tdCU -ti sNAUNN-
Schang end Mcmillan aud two produc-
tive smashcs by Joe Bush in person.
Drives In Four Runs
Mcmillan was due to turn in an
afternoon of this kind Tho mite man
ager had made up his mind to bench
the former Rochester player i'm favor
of Whitley Wit. who was to patrol the
outer garden 10 day, but the former in
70 oF phi1a o n etill a " O.
as Huggins failed to get in touch with
him by wire Therefore. "Silent Mac"
was only playing. on suferance. He
came out Of his batting slump with
three clean hits in five times up aud
had the pleasure Of knocking in four
runs at most oPportune moments dur
ing the alleged pleasurablc afternoon.
Taking him out now will be like pull
ing half q dozen wisdom teeth.
With Bush and Schsng in the points
for New York and silent Alex Fergu-
son pairing up with Muddy Rucl for
Boston after karr was tumblcd of the
mound, it looked az though the boys
had made mistake whom they pulled
their shirts on in the clubhouse. The
right men seemed TO be working for
the wrong team.
The few hardy spectators who Viewed
the contest decided that the varsity
team eventually would beat the scrubs
which was exactly what happened. In
the third inning Scotty doubled and
Bush brought him home with single.
In the seventh the Deacon singled.
Schang tripled off the right-feld
bleachers and Bullet Joe sent the re
ceiver across the pan on another single
TO center. That was fine fodder fog
the Boston fans few seasons ago, but
not now.
Ben Karr started for the Hubtown-
ers, and lasted until the middle of the
seventh inning, by which time five runs
and nine hits had been collected from
his delivery. 1t was Schang's triple
that sent him to the steam room to be
thawed out and laid away to rest. Alex
Ferguson then clambered to the mound,
and after Bush. Miller and Mcmillan
had singled, with disastrous results to
the Boston clan. the audience voted.
viva voice. that Ferguson was still
pitching for New York
Scotty flashing out his second double
N the eighth inning, scored on a one
base blow by Schang, and Fergus on was
excused from pitching the last inning
Myers obliged for the home team in
the final session. and, though every
body was praying for strike outs to
end the slow agony Of freezing to
death Mcmillan insisted on getting his
third hit and scoring Chick Fewster
arter the Baltimore gamecock had
doubled to left.
Yankees Lose Lead
1t was seesaw contest all the way
through, with the Yanks startinc off in
the lead . to /. only to have the Sow
club their former pitching star for
three runs and the lead in the fifth.
The Higgins clan retaliated in the soy
enth with four runs. in addition to the
odd runs they picked up piece by piece.
and the game looked to be ION ice" in
more ways than one. With five runs
needed to tie IN the eighth inning. the
bostonlans fell on Bush in highly un-
cultured and brutal manner. scoring
tour Of the needed tallies on five hits.
with Pratt resting on second ready to
tie the score on the slightest provo
cation, exit Bush, enter Sam Bumpus
Jones. Also "eXeunt omnes." for Jones
stopped the SoX dead in their tracks
and the frozen spectators scrambled
out OF the park to their hresides
The whereabouts of his new out
fielder is still a mystery to the Mite
Manage Not being on friendly terms
with Connie Mack. Witt did not ioin
the tourists on their "Trip TO Washing
ton 1t is said he went on a fishing
trip instead and is still unaware that
ne has been hooked by Huggins
Two games tomorrow to celebrate
Patriots Day. Both contests will be
played in the afternoon Looks like
Mays and Hoyt unless Jones goes in
again. He seemed fit to-day.
Charlie Chaplin. the Red Sox catcher.
colided with Schang a. the plate when
Schang tried to score on a short
passed hall. Chaplin won a Mexican
victory. He got the man ont, but WAS
knocked for q row OF butter tubs and
retired for repairs in favor Of Ruel.
The score:
NEW YORK 4 l. BOSTON al
va. a. Pc abr b 20 se