New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
oOSTONS MAKE 1t EVE N
.1rE LAST HILL CANE.
rr,,rs By Yankees Gi0e Visitors
Tictory in One Inning.

and the Highlanders battled valiant
he n;Tl-op Yesterday, and the visitors wound
= o. '-,s,+ionaly hot and entertaining series bY
II y IN taking the last game by score OF
sfe, Taking It all in all me men rom bosuon
SO sss,r victory fer they played cleaner and
6sss1Teo lack Quinn was the victim offered by
hssolE :. .,d he was led TO the sacrihcial altar
NeE -+b timing, when all the Boston runs
y ~s.-sd ~s At that # was. no fault Of Quinn's.
Te'e s.,,g responsible in Z large measure. as
eToi. rrns would have come in had it not been
- inexcusahly had pays %
10 .s,sndsble Kleinow.
tag csf'-- - the higgest crowd that has honored
pa n1-sse ~ since the happy days Of last spring
n n-+ 10 see The game. There were sixteen OF
tn. t-..en thousand fans on hand. and the erano-
so fllIi that hundreds hled INTO 'he lelO
fsnu ,-s,,e-s and accepted seats worse than those
ssp "a nzid for. glad 10 get any seat at al II
nss "a hot game al the way. the YANKEES STAR
vas y-,sF IN the first inning, and keeping up
.lg Ri. ~ -, the time Boston was never out or
stss Ls ,rs amazing catches by each member OF
q v.,les outheld contributed LOT 10 me i'e7s
.u us = lorers Of really fine baseball
u u :. r,actar1llar Of a quartet or orlhlaht VieIlS
. Le1 rs,s was Captain Willie keeler's splendlo
o. o-se -+cb made with the binding sun pouring
11nH,Ls .a .ss in the first inning Cree had a me
thlo =. +re fourth inning, and Ensle ccntrlouteo
Lanon,ensl plays well as handhhg SpeaN
- s-ivs 10 the fence in the unhappy iour' INNS
: manner that resulted II Ihe DOs -
. - tbird on what might well have been
fome run -. ,,-,-;rA Some
N lil he had been suspended for hitting Eloer-
- "A Friday and the third hasenah, Niio 10
= bssn suspended Yet got q rouno ol aLpa1
- ,a first went 10 bat. Evans vas IN oila1 =
-s W. and Hurst whether he has been olSoi-
me es--1' D., Torvsor ,r not as he was once ne-
plH7[ = sir,flsr incident with Clark Grif1'h ou'
.o o..s as referee for the Marathon al the
Polo Grounds o.olock
-ss, the game. according 70 annouhCelli7
h.,5r ca that those who wanted to see tIe -Nai q
,bon might dc so without giving Up tIie 'a. a,d
g.-,t vas o'clock before Evans cameo plaS go
na -. +Irne the crowd had more than doubled IN
-Es Fienlanders began 20 do execution as 80
8 -. ,-sn. 70 bat The Bostoas had proved tame
= .,ir half Of the first inning after piii9
ss-,5s,. 81 the start. Quinn pitched hlmseii in'o
- o,ce and being obliged 70 put one over loi
--,l a.-s eszZ rlne ball sail to centre field on
=, .o- single Lord drove short fly 10 rlgnt.
= rsss- made brilliant catch Ward nnessen
:. z-oo,er's srouuder after his slow work had lei
.s,ronnsu steal second. but a hy 10 Cree ana a
,ynisn. stop By Chase Of knights poor 'hro"
wound u the inning
,ro-r.n was very wild az the start He sent
r ). srz- or four pitched balls. and. after keeler
- es5 N sneaker EIberfeld was hit in the rios-
r,slA hunted nicely down the first base line. ana
-, --7ninr was revelation. He beat messed
., ftro frcrn Morgan by two feet filling the bases
iCbasA was patient. but finally got ball he hkeo'
,,a nut ii ever second base for a single EnSie
.r4ss n reach third Cree and Elberfeld scored
er5t was cut On Speakers good throw
knight walked in the second inning and went 10
third IN 4 wild pitch. That was enough for Nor
rsr and Steele was called in. Kleinow lifted
mort fy TO Niles. who made good catch but
vretciled throw n the plate, Knight scoring steele
pitched nice game thereafter, Spencer's wild
throw in the sixth inning being 10 blame for the
ony run made while ne was pitching
T11e fourth inning saw trouble for Quinn and the
Yankees First Of all. Hooper lifted a short ny 10
csrtre that was a base hit in every detail except
that il was caught. Cree sprinted way in and 10
Ii. right Owed for It while he ten feet away
and rolled twice. still clutcng the ball Stahl
walked and Niles singled Kleinow had all the time
be wanted for Wsgners foul but rnuffed it square
i. a,6 Wagner walked Spencer drove in two runs
With single. and. had it not been for Knights
blunder a minute later, that would have ended the
scoring Steele hit 70 Elberfeld. who cut of Was-
al the plate. and knight booted McConnelPs
ErouHdsr, which should have furnished the third
out and left the score 70 in favor Of the Yankees.
As it vas, Spencer scored. Lord followed with
hi 70 left but Enge's throw quick that
Steele was held on third. Speaker drove the ball
70 the left field fence, but Engle, who had run
way back the ball hit felded II quickly, and
mace fine throw that caught Speaker at third.
= The Yankees scored in their half Of the sixth
inning when two were out Ward singled and went
10 third when Spencer tried 70 catch him stealing,
scoring on Knights single 10 right
Narhop went n 10 pitch for Quinn in the fifth
inning. and while he wild. had good enough
support 70 keep the Bostons from further scoring.
re began By hitting Stahl after Hooper had singled
sut Engle pulled him out OF the hole by a wonder
III catch Of Niless short fly 10 left, which
Ssoper was doubled Kleinow caught Stahl trying
70 seal moment later Engle made another fine
frnnins catch in the ninth inning.
The score follows: