New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-15

the entire flluhiIDUf NHt ~ WV
Samuel p. Jones. n Woodsheld,
Ohio. was the victim ~ the htuhs
lusi Of the Tigers. 10 Fas sam
seyenth consecutive defeat, ana "DHia
have been bic eighth but Tor q VEN
~ generosity IN the heart Of an OH
ciai scorer iu Chicago. UoFeFei'
Sans streak is unbrokcn, which mat
tors most 10 him and least 81 Al 10
any one else To- men got 10 JVh's
for ten hits. and only two were "ssffp'
Half dozen runners we're i'it on
bases. but they DID not loom 20 i'Itn
ns tho athletes ~ The laht''. ""y
.cro lon stranded with tfo igeis
tbe runners represented ne eHt'-
nower Of the home team. Hith N'"
YORK h was the result OF 30 power "'
The nugmon had chances 10 ~ .ggi'92
a wild rally in the fourth ana ~.
innings. but thcy stopped SNORT all'
scoring a single run Zoo each ifamo' an" All
after that thcy failed 90 score ~ ~
Double plays checked New fork We,
with Ruth and Meusci driving flga' al
waiting player. .., H..
I'm The fourth inning neither PIP
nor Davormer could come tnrouHn
with telling wallop. Inc IiteiH
right now arc ~ the height "i thsi.
fielding form They made four aouDis
plays yesterday against "aashin
and the two to-day MADE nan n uoI.t
In two contests Backed By such WORE
oisen was able ~ hold the YANKEES
nicely.
Tigers Get Busy Early
limos didn't wait biz longer Than
,bo cr.t inning 10 gef into not water
r. pue was easy enough, buy BOD
Tonos hit a hopper 10 Baker VINO let u
slide through and base my was
cborgod against Sam. Ty Cobb leit no
doubt ne shot one on line through
the inneld for o single, and aitet poD
Voach was retired Harry hellmanu
walloped the leather high snd lar OF.
tho head Of Bob Mcusel ana lniQ the
right center field bieachcrs Tor nom-
run. lt was h.s eleventh ctncH ol ''''
sort for tho year. ,
The third inning was marAen py I"
+ ri.ar rnn hut this really was incl.
dental 90 the crashing wallop ueii VeIsu
he Harry lehman and caught ~
Whitley Witt near tho center hela
fence This ball was so long thai y
reouired two relays 20 get u INTO we
Jiamond and Neach walked 20 mira
base. In fact Deyorncr had % call ior
Wards relay or the unusual slgnt o. :,
I.n,an scoring from second on ny pail
might have been Witnessed.
Cobb was out on foul 20 BAKER 20
s,ari the frame and then Veach singled
10 left. Ruth let the ball seep through
his Ices and roll TO the fence and Neacn
legged II 20 second base. Heilmann
ihen Aied 20 Wit. yeach taking third,
and Cutshaw bounced double o"
wits chest. scoring Neach.
The Yankees got run no the ioufih
inning. but The hitting slump when ma,
oripred them fast since Sunday chosed
them I'm q moment rife with possibility
Ruth singled 70 right and Baker, .wing-
inV free on the first ball also hit 20
rivht Meusel forced Baker 40 second.
Ruth taking third. pipp dropped a
double in short left and Ruth scored.
F Scott died an q pop hy 20 The ihheld
and Dcvormcr Lined 10 Cobb
Yankees Fail Again
II was the same tale in the nth inn
ing. Opportunity winked AZ the Hug
men IN The ff,h inning. giving them
the Office 20 20 ahead. but they stopped
after one run when they nigh, have
had three or four for toe taking. Sam
Jones hit the left-feld foul line Tor
two bases and Cutshaw fumbled Wits
bouncer. Jones taking third. Ward
slashed d short fly 20 ieft which fell A.
Veach's feet for a single and Jones
scored Ruth went fishing FOR bad balls
and landed three for a strike-out.
Baker was hit by q pitched ball, filing
the bases. but Meusel hit into double
play, ending the inning.
The Tigers sot the foundation for a
run in the last OF the sixth frame
I Harry Heilmann belted one through
Baker that had wings on il and car
/ ried 20 the fence for two sacks. CUT
shaw failed in two attempts 70 bunt
and then hit a grounder % second base
which advanced Heilmann 10 third.
Rigney flied TO Meusol IN right field
ard Helmann registered az the plate
without troubling himself about slid
ing
The Yankees got the first man on
base in the alleged lucky seventh, but
that was all IL amounted to-. Witt
singled cleanly. but Ward was soon two
down and the slipping over of the third
strike was a matter Of incident. Ruth
quickly hit into a double play and the
inning was over.
The Tigers had better luck and
greater power. In the last hall Of the
seventh Olsen fled out, but Lu Blue hit
the left field fence for two bags, and
Ty Cobb hit the scoreboard for the
same number Of bags. Result, onS
run and increased lead FOR the Tigers.
corresponding degree Of woe for sam
Jones However. there was no excuse
for the Yankees. They lacked the
wallop In tho pinches.
Southern Association
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