New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-27
MAKE It -FOUR STRAIGHT
v,oIees Triumph Over Senators
in Slow Game.
p@eR ALLOWS TWO HITS
.v York Twirler in Splendid
Form and Washington
Is Helpless.

ALAG .he hapless Senators down TO two
nV psv Fisher proved TO he the bright
ais .,uaI star of slow. listless game
p'i,S N the hilltop in which the Yankees
fS mir fourth straight victory over
wa ..,rr,or yesterday afternoon. The
"ss' ,as 70 l. The fans were kept
sN Nv 3 threatened rainstorm which
asas oame The weather was humid and
Eating. and the men performed in slip
-, manner before some twelve hundred
s .r,,s the inheld hack in the game and
well the old ink OF the Yankees
"a rs temperance in the outer gar
"a Mickey Fitzgerald. the ST Marys
..~.ss hov. is out Of the game with 4
~ arm and Roy Caldwell covered left
"a IN his place. The sum twirler proved
u, he IS a fielder OF no mean ability. Roy
IL brace Of hits and purloined two
IS HIS single in the fifth inning scored
= I'm which put his team in the lead
o. Uartzen was knocked out in the first
...inr when he collided with Cunningham
!. srs, base on his hit 10 Schaeffer. but re-
-ned playing after a rest.
pohbv Groome. who pitched for Wash
,.-,on. was hit freely and at oppcrtune
n,nents. but poor base running held the
- down. Ten ringing drives were
.,sesed from his delivery. and Washing
Z, made two bad errors behind it's pitcher
~, only three runs were gathered.
senry. who caught for Washington. made
,,s NJ the most spectacular running catches
!, a foul ball ever seen on the hilltop In
| Sci srrf
"A as Henry turned and raced 10 the
..,nss the crowd saw that the ball would
,.,p in the stands and yelled. You can't
., H." but Henry tore on. He crashed
40 the box and fell down inside. but he
sms Up smiling. holding fast TO the ball.
Birdie cree. Bert Daniels and Roy Cald-
rsu shared the hOnors Of the day at the
at Cree made three singles and scored
IN while Bert Daniels made brace Of
,Ee-bsggerS and tailed twice. Jack Knight
Va good day al shortstop and rounded
. ten chances. The fielding hoaors of the
sr however. went 10 Cunningham, who
al ten opportunities 70 shine and made
..s most Of them.
4 ringing two-bagger 10 right field by
Bat Daniels put the Yanks in position 20
,syune the offensive right away. Caldwell
.ad peculiar ideas about professional cour-
sy and struck ont. Hartzel. however,
-rned one 10 Schaeher and was safe at
~ bag. In fielding the ball Schaeffer left
n bag uncovered. and when Cunningham
s,sd in he and Hartzell collided. cree
srcsd Roy 40 second and Daniels scored.
Fisher pulled out Of a nasty hole in the
9Th inning when he passed Schaeffer and
i. Elberfeld. Schaeffer drew a laugh from
re crowd and renrimand from the UNI
,rs by hopping or one foot 20 first base.
ns medicine was potent, and the next
ire men We're easy. In the following
-sme. however. the Senators made a pow
g.ai argument and tailed. Cunningham
eat OUT a hunt - Fisher and raced 10
,lrd when the twirler made a wild throw
70 the bleachers. Henry then hammered
gs 70 left and the second base man count
Il AZ the plate.
The Yanks came, right back in the last
h.1 cf the same frame. Daniels doubled
. centre and counted on a hit by Caldwell
2 aeht The victory was clinched in the
t-swins frame. cree made his second hit,
asngle 20 right. and took second on a
sconi. hut Cree scored on Gardner's hit
short centre. Chase was picked of first
y Groome. and a moment later Sweeney
n fCr a base Walker made q grand try
,r the ball. but failed 20 hold II. Fisher
lei out 10 Elberfeld.
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