New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
YANKEES In A ROUT
DouR fRDED WITH HITS.
80 Strike Hard and Tumble Ne5C
York Into Second Diui&ion.

- having tried oct the PAGES Of The
- and taken couple OF games by mar
a. sinele rg1-i cut loose yesterday ana gave
En Q - = fence breaking that left the Highland
ez.7rress and hopeless, the final score OF what
e - into an utter rout being 10 TO !.
dts'-- Cleveland rooter the scene must have been
20 : ,s,.+5r.llarlv in the eighth inning, when
A+t 80 Welded FIVE runs For loyal supporters
= - fa,ne teara, however, there was little con-
-, in the thought that Cleveland was DONG
- than StalIinEss men had done IN the west
u ling I'D the Whole series for the Yankees
- The day in fifth place. while Cleveland
60 60 ;r -he first division with running jump.
- third place away from Boston
- Crockett did the pitching for New YORK
iceland added thirteen safe hits to its list
= - f,r1rsa Of the afternoon. The king dldnt
moi 70 show a. a pitcher, his control being
afr7ous hv lis 2bsSnce, while his curves re-
- n rrsaB right. lie Was in the hole good
-, .,a had 10 put straight balls over for some
.-o--s l5tters. The score would have been a
- deal hieEer than il was If Clyde Engie
- distributed his big frame over whole
- n The autEeld, making seven put-outs ana
80 credited with pair Of assists, one OF which
- ,ha rrelude ra neat double play. lie was
Va. v+-l his bat 100. driving in run with a
- IN deer. centre that was good for three bases
a1c1ef lin has been q popular umpire in New
,-t snl usually he is pretty good one but he
&c .ryxc decisions at third base yesterday that
s fsrciaai IN their betrayal % asugmatisn on
Il. -o-r and there was 2 good deal Of sympathy
- tIberfald when that -redoubJable and peppery
l.re- kicked himself out of the contest early IN
- fstsl eighth inning. There We're some hisses.
s,z-szer when somebody hurled q pop bottle at
l,s ,-lrfga O-Is0usnHn picked II up and grace
fslr handed il TO Cleveland coach as if it was
cgita fhe ordinary thing 10 be target
KERN behind che plate Was bit uncertain also
ir caTliag halls and strikes He sent kleinow TO
8 7raf an j that looked good,
rti,h drew tears of rage from Addie Joss. and in
-5e fourth inning called Engle out on an alleged
-Air5 strike that broke a loot wide Of the plate.
ls Cbase MAS on third the time, with none out,
gpsst the crowd in the stands good deal
The Yankees started The game without Keller
zsose 1os- was hurt yesterday Hemphiu playing
ceHrra field while DemmitJ went TO right Lajoie
rss s-iH ar first for Cleveland.
The visitors broke the ice with a rush in the
for--h inrirE. Bradley walked. and went TO second
on a veiriIy wild pitch by Brockett. Turner sin
e4d sending Bradley 10 third, and the latter scored
Ttsr Hsrrhfl hacked up against the fence in cen
trs fela fer IA joies soaring fly. Turner took sec
oHd OF the throw and started for third on the first
bsr pitched 20 Tiinchnan- Kieinow made d high
throw TO Elherfel8. bat Norman made a remarkable
siop and r.1t the ban on Turner as he scrambled
fark for The bag after sliding over it. He was
clearly ou-. but o'Loughlin called him safe
Efberfcl5 was unhappy. hut held his temper and
--ved En- the game Hinchuan finally walked, and
B-7cke-- threw out Bail. which should have been
he third CUT But Il wasn't. thanks 10 O'Loughlin,
srd Eastarly drove in two more runs with smash
ing single ia centre
EberI5ld singled in the fourth inning. and stole
ssran5 cleanIy. Chase beat out . bUnt. and Elber-
ed scored from third on a wild pitch, Chase
s-sakiuc round "a third KERN saw Engle strike
5.s though no cne else did. and Joss threw Dem
mn out easily Iaporte slammed the bail high
sd hard 10 The left field fence, bat Lord was un-
sasath ii and made a brilliant catch.
Tie Yankees kept on trying, and doubles Dy
Neinou and Henphin yielded another run ID 'iie
nsx, 5nn5ne Each side scored twice in the sixth
rersos ran doubled for Cleveland and scored on
Fss1erly's single Easterly was run down when
1era rarped 1ise ball 60 knight. but Lord at"-e
second ana vent TO third when BrockeJ threw
Joss out scoring when Gocte singled
For lie Yankees, Chase led Off with single, and
was followed fy Eua5e with his tIree-bagger. II
looked Ike Q home ran to Engle- but he couldn't
get by Duke Farrell. f5e scored. anyhow on Dem
r11t's out
Knight retired IN tie seventh inning 10 let cree
hat ior him and Austin was therefore playing
short Khen the slaughter began IN the penultinatr
session. Bail started this unhappy inning with
tEO-hsge-T. his second Of tle game EaSieIy sent
Tie bau 10 Chase. who threw 20 Elberfeld. and
seemed t9 have caught Bah easily o'LoughIlh
didn't see II that way. and d few moments later
Ebgfeld was headed for the clubhouse, Austin re
placing him. while Vaughn went 10 short
lord dropped q Texas Lacquer in short left, on
which Bah scored and Joss beat out a bunt With
tie bases fuii Goode singled To left, scoring last
fTE and Lord bElt I.n-e caught Joss al lhlFd WIN
dle throw Successive singles 80 left by Bradley,
Tuner and L.a5oie accounted for the rest OF the
-gas- double play ay EnsIe and Laporte ending
lie inning al length.
Tie score follows
CLEVELAND NEW YORK