The New York herald., 1922-09-17

favorite Nemesis. started to wind UP
RAAr the Browns. dugout
There was loud outburst OF cheering
when II was announced that George Sis
Ter, the Browns first haseman who was
hurt last Monday, would be in the line
up. Sisler wrenched his right shoulder
and it was at first thought that he
might be out OF the game for the rest
OF the season.
Umpire Bill Dlneen. working at first
base. ordered the police to remove one
OF the customers from field box. The
customer began 10 pick on VIII even
before the game started. This held up
the show for a brief space.
Whitley Witt started by beating an in
field hit TO third base. Dugan lifted
what looked like the start of two bag
ger, but Williams made a running one
hand stop that choked 1t, much to the
feiief Of the customers. The multi
tude started to shed straw hats as Ruth
struck out on wide one with his usual
vehemence. Pipp drew base on balls.
In ducking close one Schang lifted
foul TO Severed.
The first three Browns up were easy
tnfield outs. The soupbone OF Shaw
key seemed TO be working very easily.
Bob the Cob seemed TO annoy the GUS
toners with his deliberatencss.
Yanks Score In Second.
There was somewhat oppressive ST.
lence IN the stands and The bleachers
when the Yanks got run across in
the second. Meusel hit the center and
era Lad lar
Baby Doll, juggled the ball for an in
stant Ward sent him to third with
sacrifice to Sisler Scott drove him
home with a clean single 10 center.
The customers recovered somewhat IN
the Browns half OF the second When
the Baby Doll plastered two bagser
against the right field wall. But Me-
Manus batted into a double play. the
agile Mr., Dugan grabbing his poke and.
after tagging Jacobson. making a quick
pass TO Pipp.
Jumping Joseph Dugan started more
sorrow. for the customers in the third.
He hooked a Texas Lacquer to center
! and raced to third when Ruth drove
out single. Pipp lifted a sacrifice fly
70 left and Dugan scored. The only
comfort the customers had was to see
Babe Ruth caught out asleep at first.
BY this time Shoker was complaining
peevishly to Umpire Evans. and as he
squawkcd the world squawked with
him, or at any rte that part Of 1t Oh
this bank Of the mississippi did.
In the fourth inning Umpire Bill d.
neen had a slight argument with one
OF the local photographers who was
cluttering up the field. The photog-
rapher entrenched himself by first base
and would not be moved. He was so
absorbed in his art that Walter Pipp
had TO walk over him chasing foul.
With two out in the Browns half OF
this inning Sisler caromed a two-bagger
off Wards knee The tumuit and the
shouting caused by this feat died to
q plaintive moan as Williams rolled
one down to Pipp.
In the sixth inning "Lanky Bob
Meuse fitted Texas Lacquer to center
and stretched ii into a two-base hit
while the Browns outfield was tied into
a knot and the infieid was more or
less loosely scattered about 1t looked
as though the Yanks might have
another run. but Ward finally was
called out on strikes
Gerber TaiiIes for Browns.
The customers went loose in the
Browns half OF the sixth when they
brought one run across. Gerber beat ono
hit 10 second Shocker's out sent him
20 second Tobln beat a tap 10 first.
Foster drove ore through Wards legs
nnd Gerber scored. BY this time papers.
cushions and hats were Tying through
the air Sialer came up and the JOY
subsided as he hit into double play
that ended The annoyance OF shawkey
for the time belns.
Tooin stopped Ruth from correcting
Tor T. two Dagger in the yanss' half OF
- al. n inn -
iha, was going into the customers IL
right This/kcpt the YanlSs from run,
ss Pipp f0llcwed with a single through
second
Aaron ward gave Col Huston an
acute attack Of pslpiiatiou OF tho knee
ia the eighth when NJ let hit hy
Severei6 10 by hirn onlcislly y went
Is = hit and Gerber sent the Browns
catcher to secoGd with shcrihce-
ShoeiScr struck out and squaw.ed plain
lively about H. robin also swung AZ a
third one and scharg dropped the 5aN,
fso picked K Up and tagged Tonsn With
~ nsqcn vehsruenre shat fle knocked him
dovn and /. locked soF = while as though
there might ne 9 general melee
Pat Collins began - talk 20 Umpire
Evans from lons rangc and vas ordered
10 lsaye me bench fIr went OUT alter
RIDING h!s systen1 q considerable re-
partsf.
II tic ninth Neuse. sot his thif1 hlt
o. the afternoon, bur was out trying g
MAKO second when Ward lifted high
foul. seott ripped ) single through ths
inaela Shawkay hoisted g. tou!
straight np 20 Sevcreic.
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