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Yankees Smother Red Sox, Aided by Ruth's 35Th Homer.Giants Win And Yankees Smother Red Sox, Aided by Ruth's 35th Homer.Giants Win and Dodgers Lose Allows Checks McGraw Players Pirates Mays - Again When a Feller Needs a Friend ByBRiccs Toney Enriched by $500 Four Hits _* Reds in Final Down Leaders Only Copyright, 1920, New York Tribune Inc. In Taking Series To Old Mates Road Contest INCINNATI, July 25. The In Close Game Ç*^¦^ mcmbera of the New York McNally and Mclnnis Make Salle« and Luque Hit Hard Giants will receive a bonus from Mitchell Batted Out in the Fifth In¬ Manager McGraw for winning the First Triple Play; by the McGrawites, Who deciding game of the scries with Eighth and Suffers ning Spree Wins, 8 to 2 ' Move Into Fifth Place the Reds here this nfternoon. Be¬ Defeat; Score, 5 to 4 fore the team reached here Tues¬ By W. O. McGeehan From a Special ComspotMlent day night McGraw promised that By R. J. Kelly The 80,000 customers at the Tolo CINCINNATI, July 25..After losing he would divide $500 among the A crowd of 22.000 Brooklyn fans Grounds yesterday were shown a nov¬ the two games straight to Pat Moran's players If they won a majority of turned oufe yesterday to welcome the the Giants came back and took Dodders back to F.bbets Field after elty In the line of a triple pln^ and the Reds, the games from the champions In their .successful tour of the West, Babe Ruth. to-day's contest 5 to 2, thereby making thirty-fifth home run of it three out of five in the series with the series just ended. where they won thirteen out of twenty- Everybody has seen the Infant Swatigy the It was the last game Tho New Yorkers took the first ono gnmes, but the faithful were champions. to as their crack at least one homer, but triple of the Western trip for the New York¬ two contests and dropped the next doomed disappointment, who have won ten out of sixteen favorites dropped another contest to plays are scarcer than deserving Dem¬ ers, two, but they gained the reward by Gibson's Pirates. The victory next contests since they started on their George ocrats will be in Washington after tour around tho circuit. drivine Sallee, a former teammate, guv«: the Buccaneers four out of tho To save a They will five encounters with the little money, March. Henry Fabian, who has been an exhibition gamo in Buffalo to¬ from the box, and winning to-day. last Brooklyn play clan. The final score was 5 to 4. make a to the at the Polo morrow. B-(u.) one of our manicuring grass The Dodgers lost no ground to Pat Grounds, man and boy, for ten years. Tho victory sent the Giants into fifth Moran's Reds in tho "four convenient corners"! that he »saw only one other in his place in the league standing, as the champion pennant says in Galves- Skeeters Divide chase, as the Cincinnati outfit was de- day, and that it took place Braves defeated the Cardinals, and feated the Giants. tho ago. the New Yorkers are now one by However, Several thousand ton thirty-five years only Pirates are advancing to the front at suit3 With Carl Mays pitching at his best point behind the Cubs, who are in With Nine the Yankees took the Red Sox by the fourth position. Reading an alarming rate and are now only five (among them our finest of 8 to 2. The under-handed Fred who games behind the leaders. score Big Toney, pitched against Clarence who oc- revised slinger allowed only four hits, while the champions, held them to eight hits. In Double-Header Southpaw Mitchell, qualities) down¬ Wait« Hoyt, who worked for He these well scattered cupied the mound for the Dodgers until ward. voung in tho kept pretty he was chased to cover in the eighth Boston, was plastered freely after the first inning, when the home JERSEY CITY, »luly 25..Reading and suffered his first setback of the when Murderers* Row swooped team scored its two runs. divided double- inning, fifth, Toney Jersey City to-day's season. He went well for seven now to down the boy wonder and man¬ seemed to bo as the Miners the first along Many $50 $75. upon awful. Ruth's growing stronger the header, winning innings. Then he suddenly lost his handled him somethin' game progressed and the Reds were game, 7 to 5, and the locals the second, al- came this brutal scene. 8 to ten effectiveness. He had previously homer during helpless before his offerings after the 7, in innings. Heavy hitting lowed six but three of these were Rogers Peet Company The triple play came in tho third I featured both games. Jersey City over¬ hits, a baso on opening inning. bunched in the first inning and the inning. Peckinpaugh got Frisch Leads Attack came a five-run lead in the last three ¡ Broadway Broadway and Wallie Pipp was safe on an of second contest. other three came in the sixth, giving at 13th St "Four at 34th halls innings the the visitors their first two runs. St error by Michael McNally. The error The veteran southpaw, Slim »Sallee, Tho scores: Convenient was who was in the box Leon Cadore was rushed to the. roused Michael's ire, and he ready for Moran's clan, FIRST GAME Broadway Corners" Fifth when Pratt cracked a rifle bul¬ was treated rather severely his rescue, but the damage had already Ave to fight by RBADINO (I. li.) JKnSKY CITY (I. L.) been done, the tried at Warren at let smash right at him. Michael speared former team mates and was forced to al) r li po a e: ab r h p<> a « although Dodgers 41st*St! the touched second and thtew to retire in the sixth inning. Senor AU'lierg, rf.4 0 n 2 0 O'MeCnnn, 2b... ft, 2 ft 141 desperately to pull the game out of the pill, at Hums, cf ..5 1 ft 2 fl (l!.Mooers, ,11) ..4 11 110 (ire in the ninth. Mclnnis. Both runners had started Adolfo Luque replaced "Sal" but he Kon'lok, c.5 0 1 7 1 II Kane, rf _4 0 2 2 0 0 the crack of the bat against the ball fared little better than his predeces¬ Brower, lb. 4 ft 111 2 0 Blemlller, rf.,10 1 100 Ponder Is Hit Hard off. sor. Frank Frisch led the Mariot. ,1h..4 1 ft 0 1 0 D'NotIUb. lb..4 0 0 1110 and both were caught attack with Shorl'an, «s.4 1 2 2 4 1'Wlg'orth. If...4 0 0 50 0 Mr. Carles Elmer Ponder, pitching Recalls Fato of Zim three singles. The Giants were guilty Obere, 2b .41 2 2 1 Zltraan, s.v...311 2 3 1 for Pittsburgh, was bumped for ten of two misplays in the first inning but IlnmVl!. If.4 1 ft 1 0 0i Zlm'man, cf..4 11 30 0 It was a triple play, and Michael Scliwartï. p. 4 0 0 0 ftO'llv.lo, c _400 100 safeties, including three doubles, but. a unas¬ thereafter they accorded Toney splen¬ Gill, p .300 000 he tightened on several critical occa¬ might have made it triple play did ....0 0 0 00 0 if he had elected to chase Pipp support. I'Uaunian sions and retired the side with the aid International League sisted The Reds the 3 of But even in got jump by scoring Totals .88TÏÎ 27l3 SI Totals ... ,86 5 8 27 9 good support by his mates. hack to the bag. Michael, two runs moment, recalled the fate of in the first inning. Heinie .Batted fur «lili In ninth inning. The Pirates got off to a good start GAMES TO-DAY that tense Groh led off with a to Zimmerman, who chased Eddie single right Reading. n 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.7 by chasing a run across in the first Jersey at Syracuse. Heinie and went all the to third when 10 0 10 0.5 City Collins across the plate during a way Jersey City.. 12 0 inning. After Bigbee had fanned Carey Baltimore at Reading. series. plays are so Pep Young allowed the ball to go Two-baso hits.Hummel, Burns. Three- shot a single to left. Southworth sent Other lean;, world's Triple his b!iH<» Obere, Mariot (2). not scheduled. rare that half of the customers did through legs. Frisch captured hits.Kane, Mooers, him to third with another single to retired. Bath's foul fly, but Daubert followed Sacrifice.Mooers. Stol«n base.Sheridan. Elliott threw out South- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS not know the side had been Left on bases.Jersey City, K; Reading, 8. right. "Rowdy" 7: Up bobbed Henry Fabian, tho land¬ with a singlo to center, scoring Groh. Double play.Mooers, McCann und Do No¬ worth when the latter attempted to Reading, Jersey City, 5 list). bis three¬ Haubert mado a clean steal of second villa. Has»»s on balls.Off Olli, 1; off steal second, Whitted then came Jersey City, 8; Reading, 7 (2d). scape gardener, unbowed by I. Struck 7. "A happened but continued to third when Snyder Schwartz, out.By Schwartz, with a over on Buffalo, 8; Rochester, 1. score years. triplo play Hit by pitcher.T>y «1111 (Brower): by through single second, 8; 7. In Galveston," he declared. "I was in heaved the ball to center field.
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