New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
ANOTHER FOR THE MAPS.
Cleveland TumbIes Yankees Into
Second Division.
NEW YORK PITCHERS WEAK
Vaughn and WARRIOR Helpless
Before the Heavy Hitting
of the Visitors.

The Yankees sustained their sixth sue
oessive setback at the hands of Cleveland
when they were beaten yesterday at Amer
lean League Park by q score of IL to 10
and went into the second division The
contesi-a much better one than that of
the day before--was drawn out until twi-
light began to shut down and make tie
ball smudgy blur
No fewer than five pitchers ambled 10
the mound in the course of the fray. Big
Jim" Vaughn opened the conflict Tor the
Highlanders, and he held the lethargic
Maps in check I'm splendid style through
three innings. But just at that phase and
after the Yankees had piled up n four-run
lead, there was a coincidence Of happen
inrs that BODIED disaster for the home team.
First and most important was tho sud
denness with which the Cleveland nine
threw off its lasstude and got into the
game with bang. Then there was the
tragic weakening of Vaughn, which inten-
sihed I'm its griovousness until jim was
finally compelled TO retire from tho game,
after everything he had had been perpered
hither and yon. from foul line to foul line
WARRIOR took UP the task where Vaughn
left on. and did his share toward re-elevat-
ing his team 10 the lead, but it was Of no
avail
II was not so much because Of inc Yam
KEGS clouting prowess that Stovall vas
forced to send Kaler TO the bench, ana
then to replace Mitchell. II was rainer the
wildness OF the Blue pitchers, for although
the Yankees squeezed ten runs across the
plate and were In a position TO SEND more
over had there been a pinch hitter on the
team, the home nine was able 10 get
only eight hits Bases on balls few scat
tered errors and a plethora OF hit batsmen
enabled the Yankees 10 do much damage.
Thirteen batsmen were hit or passed 10
first. Hemphill walking five times.
After holding a safe lead for five innings
the home combination slipped seVeral coes
when Vaughn dropped out Of the running,
and the result was that the Blues scored
FIVE runs in the sixth. Thereafter the yam
KEGS never were able 10 get their MEANS
above water. although they must have the
credit Of irving very hard. Each inning
after the sixth the Maps added slightly 10
their total. and the Yankees did likewise
but not with quite sufficient profusiveneSs
10 land them in front q
II was Cree's three bageer that put the
Yankees in a scoring way in the first, Tor
with Chase on second and Hemphill on nrst
tho right fielder cracked one 10 the LETT OF
centre for three bags and scored a second
later on knights sacrifice fly. Magher
and Olsen conspired to let the Yankees
score again I'm the third. for with two our
Olson iucgled Magners sharp cmasn ana
1r.r,rbu who WAS on second, legged IT Tor
home.
The Rlues were anything but obstreperous
Cor the first four innings and Vaughn
seemed 10 have them pretty well tanned. IN
the fourth there was a little furry ana
tho visitors got two hits. II was IN the
revt inning that the real troubles of Vaughn
beqan Although he struck out the side
The Mans cornered him for pair Of doubles
VI and a single in between and scored two
-,,ns Even then they didn't look really
dangerous.
Bu, in the sixth session four singles q
socriNce and a base on balls contributed 70
Vauehn's downfall and he was taken out
10 make way for WARRIOR.
The Yankees turn came next and Mitch
ell who replaced Kaler, Welded three runs
largely because Of rousng triple by War
hon himself tied the score at all when he
dared 10 come in on Chase's bouncing little
mir n Mitchell which the pitcher fielded TO
nr.t There were two out and two on bases
uhen cree stepped up. but the best he could
do was strike out.
Warhop was touched up for double
triple and a single, all in row. IN the
seventh, and that gave Cleveland two more
runs. They piled on another i'm the eighth
OH WARRIORS wild throw Of Balls bunt and
q single by Birminsh ham. and added the de-
cisive count in the ninth-two singles a
double and a sacrifice.
Jackson made a throw in the seventh
that cut off what seemed to be a run
There were two out at the time Gardner
was on second Blair on first and WARRIOR
al hat. WARRIOR sent out smart single to
left and Gardner raced around third and
was lust sliding for the plate when smith
caught Jackson's beautiful return ana
touched the Yankee out In the following
inning the Yankees made two runs on only
one hit. A hit batsman, a fielder's choice
and an error by jackson were the con-
tributing factors.
In the ninth session Falkenberg replaced
Mitchell, who had passed Blair pass TO
WARRIOR and Daniels's single filled the bags
Chase laid down a bunt 10 Smith. and VIII
kinson. who ran for Sweeney, scored.
Uempbiu got his fifth base on pals of
The game and again filled the bags, but
cree ANONYMOUSLY struck out and Knight
died on weak Texas Lacquer to Turner
The score follows.