New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
YANKEE CLUB BEGINS TO
 DlSBAND AFTER SERIES
Ruth, Gehrig. Lazzeri and nugan to Make Barnstorm ing Tour - Each Regular Receives S5,7O2 as His Share of Proceeds-Huggins Replies to Critics Ten Records Fell Through Four Cames-Players' Pool Is Highest In History of Game.

Now York. Oct. 10 tPt-With -.N,ral or their members planning to leave for home today. the demo- unldion of,the worlds champion Now York Yankees is just about rompIetr Babe Ruth. Lou G.nr-. Tony Iazzori and Joe DUgau a,o 10 engage in exhibition eaul.~ but tho rest Of th" squad has played is lH~t same of baseball until the call comes for tn" spring training camp.
 Bob AI,uSo1 loft for his home in California last Wghf Lazzeri will depart for his hone in San Fran cisco after a few more games. and Ioo Ducan, after filling his cugago- mant returns to ScarSdalc. x. Y. Ruth and GrbriE are booked for larustormng tour that will fake thon to in" west coast. Bob shaw key Mark koenig and Benny Ben eough will join EdiIe Collins. of the Athletics Sam Jonfs & Of Washing ton, Joe Rush of Toledo and Fred Hoffman. of the Rcd SoN on q hunt iu~ trip 10 New ErunsWiCll. Hrrh Fornocl1 will return to kenUctt Square, near Philadelphia. 10 man ago his silver fox farm. Pat Collins IS leaving for his homo m Kansas City. where ho has q bowling alley Nearly all the other Yankees ar" on thoIr way.
 The players met and settled the ale'ribu.lon of thc Nirnu. t.aw'a share and each of the r,:ulars E,t s5T02. manager Miller IIu@rine, Charley O'Loary. assistant man"@"r and Art Fletcher. tho coach. r"c"iy- ing full shares and faithful officials being remembered with smaller sums.
 Hucgins said he was especially pleased with inc work Of ko"nig a. short during the sorirs and he pre- aicted that the Swiss would develop into one of the greatest iufiollerS of the game.
 q received hundreds of lttters urging me take take lIorrjg out of the lineup, following the 1926 series" the mitc manager said. I'll" certainly justified my faith in him.
 Concerning some criticism hy oUt- aidcrs, directed tt Manager boni" Bush of the Pirates for l.'ing his pitcher throw them mp 10 Ruth, Hugcins said that American League pilots might be criucjz,d for The same tactics.
 "When Ruth is hitting he will lit anything." Eueeins declared. Fl doesn't make any difference wh' r" they aro.-iusi1c or outside. high Or low. he will kill in" ball Wh'n he i, in q slump he has hard time, Just like an ordinary h'tnr,"
 Wiley Moora nJ lis sinher ball carried ou the houors for pitching ,mrcti.en, ss. tho records show. Th" sally League recruit allowed 0.Si runs for 1o 9-@ innings. Peacock ranked second with on~ run ir ntn" innings.
 The series SAW 10 rerorls t#ll and live tied. and most Of the process is traced to tho siugging ot E@no Ruth. Aside from tying tho mark of Boston Braves by Winnn" four straight 2Gu,-, tho series set q n"" nark for hi@n @atr in a single con- 1,st. S2r9. Go being tlk,u jn at inc tliri gauy. Pittsburgh and 'n" Yankees tied lbo record for f,W'St ,,~.s.s. five. n 'hr second game. Lou Crr1c's two triples ri.d q roc ord. end Herb pmock oGuaIlod lack CoWn~' mark Of two tar"-hlt @amas m world series cona,t,'iou. Tbo players pool j~ 'ho highest on i.corl-2; "o.}to.G7.
 Ruth has u.N record in rune scored in world soi.u, cour' ''iIon, =. 1T. lid 'moki. F'ri~rh by h#1- ing .%oo CT better for four s'ri'~; beat bis owH former record hN f""- ,rne rp njs ros4i u9-.s ,s H.rj ..F co"- petition tn c@. Iuaf his 1orurr r'c- urI for las.s oa j#Ns 5n f5.- 'oo" las 2l>: wI,I 10 his record "t ,..-l' hom. rur~ iu ~.ri"+ will two Hror.. IaS ..rurh oHt more .in' $ than an} mu in ~.rle=. 25. to -% ny George Kelly. and has most 'o'"l las.s. 5@. Iu di -3i-s, h.N'iu- 'hr former mark O. Eddie Collins. who had 52. i;o'-. by oom}'oti"@ Hs agntn ~.rjo~ I~ alone in thr u~'.
 Uu,h's .too a}.ra@e for 'b" j'-' s,rtr- hpo~t,) his %1-rlmp series i"'- t5t~ mra from --@ -o .2'@. A H .mu.r of ii" l:,-r"n E.' &.. " WIS u.ad a~ a w'aGsr md p'u"t. rr',r m tl. >.0s q. ''I@-i'-' @. T.. m'taI .r.o lt. tH. Iref '@o s'r..s .nl .@a5 u Iat>. II. i2-l with n" NauLs his snrios marN @ee ."}&. In rta2 he rroN1 ru~t sIfH t'|. lu .,2G hc rrt .@es. n1 I.' year. acaira tn, B. lout- 'a".'uar Uo la'f.} for a. .-.'a ..eH