New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21
YANKEES KEEP Winning.
Pull Out Another Victory, l1Is
Time in Ninth Inning.
MANNING IN RARE FORM
Holds Maps to Five Hlts-ba"-
ting Rally Comes in Time
to Save Game.

-rra New York Americans defeated tieNe-
land for the second time at Amer icoi
Tearue Park yesterday, the score oeiiis
: n . and incidentally won their slAln
straight victory Few persons ieaNe
grounds these days until the last man -
ont. and for the fourth time TINS week tie
fans were rewarded yesterday py
~hirlpind finish on the part OF the hoiie
ylsyers fn which they overcame the ie"u
of their opponents and pulled out me game
IN the ninth inning.
The score stood . 10 in favor OF CleVe-
land al the opening of the last inning. and
,ra c-ou5 begged for a rally after the
Mans had been retired. Wolter opened os
exi-r ont. but the next five men up singled
and two runs turned the tide. Gardner
hating for Austin, drove in the winning
run.
Arcf-41ire changed his lineup in an eforl
"a ston the winning streak Of the YANKEES
C>rsnev and StovalI. who played in Ihurs-
DAVIS game sat on the bench Perring was
.b,f,ed from third to first, Bradley taxing
his Mace birmingham went 10 centre held-
This did not prove to be winning colhOi-
nation. however. Although the visitors
nIsved errorless bah. they fell off conslo-
ersblv in their batting, culling onl! I'VE
hits throughout the game
This should not be held up against thefh'
however Manning was in the box for the
Yankees and working in his best 1orn-
He did not favor the visitors much, LaJole
going through the game without making 3
hit although Laporte robbed him OF a single
~, brilliant catch in the ninth inning,
For the last six innings Cleveland went out
in order. except in the ninth, when, with
two out. Lord laid down a hunt toward
Austin. Perring struck out, however, ana
retired the side.
Falkenberg did not prove to be dill
fcult proposition for the Yankees and they
rounded him for ten safe hits. He man.
aged TO keep them fairly well scattered
until the last inning, which proved MS
Waterloo. Only three men walked IN the
whole game. Manning handing Lajoie and
Clarke bases. while Falkenberg gave Man
ming a pass
Turner opened the game by doubling
sharply to left field. Bradley sacrificed,
advancing him to third. and he scored when
Flick doubled over first base. llaJoie could
do no better than foul out to Kleinow, and
although Clarke walked Lord sent sharp
srounder TO Roach and was out when
Chase pulled down a high throw In the
third inning Turner hit safely again, this
time 10 left field for a single. Again Brad
lev sacrificed putting him on second. AL
though Austin fumbled F7ick's grounder.
Turner was held on second, even though
Roach muffed the throw and the ball went
into right field. Lajoie then walked, filling
the bases and Turner scored on sacrifice
Nv by Clarke. Lord grounded out to Chase.
For the rest Of the game IT was practically
p cage Of one. two, three for the Maps.
Chase started the scoring every time for
the Yankees In the fourth he opened the
inning with a two-bagger to right field.
advanced to third on Laportes grounder
and scored on Roachs single TO right. The
last named was caught when he tried to
stretch the hit into a double, and Cree
grounded out. Bradley TO Perring.
The Yankees went out pretty much in
order for the next four innings. and didn't
seem TO have a chance TO win the game:
but the fighting spirit was there. Wolter
opened the ninth by flying out to Lord, but
Chase singled over second and the fans
woke up Laporte dropped another hit In
right field and Roach duplicated Chases
performance, filling the bases. Cree then
made scratch hit toward third and Chase
score.
One more was needed, and Gardner. bat
ting for Austin. was the right man in Inc
right place. He drove the bah screaming
over third base and Laporte romped home.
The hit was good for two bases. and would
have cleaned up, but the game ended as
Laporte crossed the plate.
-Tba scoya fof,ou-c-