New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

lnerce should send anOiner Ielyel 70
Tho bcwildercd Hugmen didn't know
what Il was all about except that u
was a famous victory. Waite Hoyt,
the Flatbush wonder and youthful hero
Of the late lamented worlds ssfles'
was knocked for n row Of revolving
butter tubs In tho seventh inning ~
the unruly Browns, while Miller Hug
Gin. baSe A long farewell 90 the league
leadership. Bullet Joe Bush suffered
equal indignity but clung 20 his posi-
ton In spite OF shot and shell. Wayne
Wright, OF the Browns, held the fanks
Ia A lone single up 20 the seventh. and
then no was fattened for the count,
Dave Danforth, Urban Shocker, ara
Billy Bayno were carried on and on
the field IN the order named. Great
was the slaughter thereof. .,
The chief Butcher boy Of the blood
thirsty afternoon was one other than
G.. Herman Ruth, Esq, who woke from
his long Rip Van Winklc hitless snooze
In time % bang out a pair of lusty
home runs that not only aided IA the
scoring az critical moments, but shat
tered the nerves OF the hurling opposi-
ton In a manner highly pleasing 20
Miller Higgins and his board OF strat-
egy. II was a see-saw battle, with The
teams alternating In the lead, and the
Yanks finally overwhelming the oppoH.
tlon with a terrific bombardment OF
long and heavy hits.
Both Score in Second
The Yanks hoped away % short
Lad in tho second when Wally Schang
vas nlcked by pitched ball, tray
eled 10 third on single By Wally
pinn and scored on n sacrifice ~ by
Ward. The Browns erased that advan-
,age In their half Of the session on
base on balls % williams, a force olt,
and singles By Jacobson and SEVERED.
Locked In this tight struggle, tho
teams fought tooth and nail 20 the
seventh inning, and then the heayy
shells started % burst The honorable
G. Herman Ruth fred the frst shot.
he took one Of Wayne Wrights favor
ite siants and clouted II over the night
fsld pavilion for his sixteenth home
run Of the season. The 81. Louis
hurler had held the Hugmen % one
lone hit I'd 20 this point. but Ruth's
staggering blow 50 encouraged the
other Yankee bat wielders that Schang,
Pipp and Ward followed with singles,
schang crossing the plate on Wardies
safety.
The way Hoyt had been going against
the Brownies. a two-run lead looked as
wide as the Mississippi In food times.
Anything can happen IN baseball, espe-
eiaily In 81. Louis. The Flatbush won
der heard the terrible pounding Of base
hits IN the second half Of this session
and was led away, she'll shocked, Tor
rest and roeupcratlon, while Joe Bush
went to the firing line with bombs
bursting ell around him. The Browns
were mighty careless with their base
hits. They seemed 20 slam any kind of
offering in any given direction. The
whole team batted around, with
Yankee error By Bob Meusel 10 help
them. and a poor fielding choice b.
Hoyt tossed IN 70 boot.
Wright Fades. Then Hoyt
Jacobson singled. SEVERED doubled,
scoring tho Baby Doll, and Bronkie AZ
tempted a sacrifice. on which all hands
were safe when Hoyt tried % nip the
runner az third. With q run needed %
tie, Lee Fohl yankei Wright ard sent
Pat Collins up 90 the bat. Tho rotund
Patricio was the man OF the hour lie
singled 20 right and tied the score.
That was the moment when Miller
Huggins stepped out and waved young
Master H0yt toward the showers. Bush
Jared little better. Gerber and Tobin
followed with singles and Ken Williams
drove out long sacrifice ~ that
brought the total damage Up 90 fvo
runs, with the Browns on the long
end % tho score at . % g.
With the victory apparently In their
grasp, the Brownies wero unscrc-
moniously bumped on the throne IN
the eighth. Desperate Dave Darfor,h
was called upon 20 replace Wright on
the mound. and he was yanked as soon
as he permitted Witt and Dugan 20
single.
Then Urban shoeker was called upon
90 stem the tide of defeat that vas
slowly threatening the home forces.
Bob Meusel filed the bases when be
beat out a hit 20 Bronkie. The Bust
Ing Bambino came up and MI. into a
force-out nt second. but Witt scored
on the play. Wally Sehang tied the
score AZ All with a crashing triple 90
the right center blcachers. and he gave
the ianks the lead again when he
scored on a sacrifice ny by Pipp.
Tho ninth was a picnic Tor the
YAnks. Billy Bayne was the fourth
hurler 20 work for tho BroNnssAnd
he got a rouslng reception. Doubles
BY Scott and Schang, singles BY Bush
and Dugan, q walk % Whitley Witt and
n long resounding crash that was Babe
Ruth's second home run Of tho game
and his seventeenth OF the season re.
suited IN four more runs and the ball
game for tho Hugmen.