New-York tribune., 1909-06-22
YANKEES WIN AND LOSE
SENATOR'S Il BUSY LOT.
Warhop a Bit Unsteady, but Han
ming Wins His Game.

The Yankees and the Senators split another double
header in the heat the hilltop yesterday. and
about fourteen thousand persons decided It would
be as cool there as anywhere else, and filled most
of the seats. They the Yankees lose the first
game by a score Of to L. and win the second by a
score of to >. There was lot of good baseball
IN the two contests. and while some thought the
Yankees ought to have the first game after the
plucky uphill fight they made, the consensus OF
opinion that break with a team as
strong as Washington is at present was not to be
despised. 1t is better than Detroit could do. when
afforded good deal Of consolation to the judiclouS
The Senators fell upon Warhop savagely in the
first inning of the first game. and. aided by rank
by Hemphill piled up four runs. Jack war
hop wasn't discouraged in the Least. He kept right
came back spIendidly, and kept the Senators
from the plate thereafter until the ninth inning
Then ne weakened q little in the olisterins neat
and trio of hits gave the visitors two runs ana
the game. The Yankees had pegged along puc6iy.
making here and a there until they tled
the score in the eighth inning. - that II was a
particularly hard game to lose.
Manning pitched brilliantly in tho second game.
Cantilon had had a surprising change of mind as TO
the abilities of Tom Hughes and. after taking him
out of the in the second inning Of the hrst
game, sent him back try his fate in the second
contest. Hughes pitched pretty we'll, but NOT well
enough TO hold the Yankees particularly as his
support was none of the best at crucial moments
Warhop was unsteady when the first game be
gan. and George Browne drew a base on haIls.
Conroy laid down pretty bunt right IN 'front.' OF
the plate and a good play by JACK
Kleinow. who has few superiors in handling ounts
Narhop tried 10 catch Browne off second and hit
him in the back. thus letting him take third IN
glaub shed single to centre. scoring Browne
Jiggs Donohue drove to centre, which rolled
through Hemphills legs, Unglaub scoring. Tame
hill struck out. but when Engle edged in. A oad
habit of his. Mcbride lined the ball over his head
for tyo-bagger. Donohue scoring. Milan singled.
scoring Mcbride, but Jack Bleinow caught him try
ling 10 steal.
In the second inning Kleinow singled and waltzed
home on Jack knights smashing three -baggsr 20
centre. Warhop easy out, but Knight
scored the play. The Yankees filled the bases
in fifth inning, with out. but were lucky 10
score once. johnson being in the box by this ume
as successor 10 Gray, who had replaced Hughes in
the third period Conroy's error. Chase's infeld
single and base on balls Engle filled the sacks
but Mcbride threw Austin out at the plate after a
splendid stop of Demmtt's vicious drive. Laporte
scratched an infeld hit that scored Chase, and
Street made a fine catch OF Kloinows foul.
Two were out in the eighth inning when Warhop
singled Hemphill walked and Austin sent War
hop home with a clean drive 10 centre. He was out
trying stretch the hit, and the visitors won the
game out in the next inning. Brownies single. a
sacrifice by Conroy a three-bagEer by Jngaub
and single by Donohuc accounted for two runs
The Yankees away with the second game IN
the second inning, although there we're some ehN-
ious moments toward the end. pemmitt fooleo
Hughes by being wiser tlaH !le i''htI aii So n
PASS Iaporte drove single over third, and DEM
r1itt scored when George Browne booted the ball
around in an effort field it. Blair then singled
right over second. scoring Laporte. No ore was
ont and Knight sacrificed neatly but Manning hied
10 Tannehill and Hemphill could only send a long
fly to Milan.
The Yankees ought to have scored again IN the
fourth inning for Demmtt planted the hrst ball
pitched in centre field for three bases Hughes was
afraid Of Iaporte's big bat. and gave him base
on balls. Blair skied ball to Mcbride. ana knight
beat the air until ne struck ont, delayed steal
was tried then but didn't work. pemmiit being
out al the plate by dozen feet.
Manning went to first on Unglaubs bad error IN
the fifth inning and second when Hemphih
walked Hughes tried - catch him mapping, but
threw to centre field. Manning caught. how
ever on the return throw when he overslid the bag.
ing single.
! Donohue walked in the seventh inning. and ianne-
| hill singled TO right. Mcbride hit into a double
play but Donohue scored when Milans ny fell
| "a fe the sun bothering HemphilL When the Yam
KEGS came TO bat in this inning the game nearly
| ended abruptly, for airship or aeropIane or
| something Of similar character that was sailing
over the Hudson proved a better drawing card Or
| der was restored however, in time.
Delehanty batted for Hughes In the eighth inning
and would have made gOod pinch hitter II
| Knight hadn't made remarkable one-handed stop
| Browne singled and ConrOy struck out Browne
| stole second and scored when Unglaub singled
| The scores follow:
| FIRST GAME.