New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
YANKEES WIN THE THIRD
Make CIean-Up of Series with
the Cleveland Maps.
VAUGHN is INVINCIBLE
Big Southpaw Returns to Game
in Fine Form After
Long Absence.

The Yankees made a cleanup in tho
series with the Cleveland Maps when they
captured the third game on the hilltop yes
terdav afternoon by score of TO l. Inc
victory was turned with consummate case
al due to the superb twirlng OF blS jim
Vaughn. who found his way back into the
game after an absence OF more IMAM
month. Vaughn was in excellent form al
lowing only six hits. which were Kept So
well Scattered that the Maps were anie 10
realize little on them. The Yankee twirler
gave only two passes and. on the Wilole'
made an extremely encouraging showing
in view of the fact that the series with the
Detroit Tigers is so near at hand
Kaler. who essayed 10 serve few bend
ers for the Maps, was hit freely In the
pinches. and while the Yankees did not
have any particularly big INNINGS, they
scored a run now and then. and kept wen
10 the front throughout the game. len
hits in all were chalked up by the Yankees
Gardner and cree making four or them.
Vaughn signalized his return TO the game
by cracking out a two-base hit on one OF
his trips to the plate
The Yankees ran wild on the bases ana
differed six bass on the hard working but
wild peeging Land Of the Maps. cree stole
three of these and Knight two. At the
start Of the fourth frame these two run
ners both walked TO first. and Cree stole
his way 20 third, while Knight stole sec
ord behind him. When the Maps attempt
I'd 70 follow the example of the Yankees
however. they found that they were up
against a tough proposition in the person
L llOly nd ~
steals in the early part Of the game by his
accurate throwing.
Earl Gardner played wonderful game
at second base accepting nine chances
without an error. while Chase cavorted IN
all his oldtime form around the lhiual
sack Ball spoiled his record with an
error. but took six other opportunities 10
deliver a perfect article Of fielding without
a flaw.
The Yankees were the first 10 score ana
cot away in the lead in the first inning
With one out. Wolter singled to lett held
and took third on a wild pitch. Hartzeii was
good for a timely single along the third
base line. and Woter tailed. Hartzell dled
stealing. and cree was thrown out, haler
10 Stovall.
In the fourth cree started off by SraWing
q pass and stole second before hnlght
walked Both pilfered an extra bag IN the
tUinkling Of an eye, and when chase Ill
n Turner cree was run down between
third and the plate. Gardner, however
singled past second and brought Knight
home Sweeney flied out TO Birmingham
and although Vaughn walked and filed
the bases. Daniels, too. lifted 10 the centre
fielder. ,,...
Another run was tailed by the Yankees
IN the sixth. when Gardner was hit on the
wrist and cantered home as Vaughn oou-
HE'D 10 right centre. The seventh iouho
yolter safe on a tumble. Harry took sec
o,d on Hartzelrs sacrifice and stole thlrd'
scoring with ease on Cree's single 10 iei'
field.
The one run which saved the Maps rom
boiue shut out was scored IN the SiA'H
irrina With one out, Olsen singleofto cen
~. field. and then Grisgs, who went IN 10
hat for Easterlr. unbelted triple TO rlsh'
which brought Olsen home. Vaughn dlu
NOT allow this to worry him for moment
lie tizhtened up and struck OUT S'o'ali,
while Hartzen and Chase took care u
Eirmineham's grounder.
The score follows;