New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-16
YANKEES BEATEN AGAIN
Cleveland Maps Run Away with
Ri0touS Game.
WARRIOR AND FISHER EASY
New York Nine Fields Loosely
and Home Team Runs
Wild on Bases.

CLEVELAND. July 15.--The Cleveland Maps"
failed TO score in two innings against the
Yankees here to-day, but they raced wildly
about the paths in the other Innings until
their limbs wearied under the strain OF
making runs While all this was happen
ing the New York nine accounted them
selves as fortunate when they scored four
runs. There they stopped. but the Nap
less Maps" went ahead and rolled up the
total OF twelve. Incidentally, the game
marked the sixth consecutive victory for
the Maps" this week.
Jack Warhop and Ray Fisher, pitchers
in ordinary for the Yankees. were sadly
maltreated by the reJuvenated Maps
WARRIOR began the battle, but he was
slammed to all corners Of the lot and was
excused after the fourth inning. BY that
time. however. ten hits had accounted for
Sly runs He was replaced by Fisher but
Raw was scarcely any improvement, and
half a dozen hits, coupled with a few welrd
attempts at fielding on the part OF the
Yanks, allowed six runs to patter gayiy
FER the rubber
The home team made life burden TOT
Walter Blair, and half dozen bases were
nipped off right under his nose Inc
double steaI was worked twice, two runs
counting in this manner.
Mitchell was on the mound for the Cleve'
land club, and with the exception Oh .he
fourth inning he was effective. In tha'
inning, however, the Yanks solved MS oe'
livery for three hits, which, coupled WIKI
base on balls and a sacrifice, accounted
for three runs. Eight hits In all were
made off him, but after the eventfui fourtn
he kept them we'll scattered, and only IN
the ninth inning, when a double by Chase
and Magner's single to short centre came
together, did they threaten the plate seri'
ously.
While the work in the field, taken on
the whole, was not up TO standard thefe
! were many bright features. Knight aho
Blair, while they made costly errors played
we'll for the greater part OF the time Jach
made the most Of seven chances. and two
OF his catches of Texas leaguers bordereo
on the spectacular Blair had ten add
tional chances to perform, which he dc
In credltable style, but the team blew w
at critical stages. Stovall bore on the MT
ting honors Of the day. The big frs'
sacker made four hits in four trips to the
| bat, one OF which was a triple which
drove home run. Next in line were Ha
Chase and Birmingham, each OF whom Sc
cured three safetes.
| A double by Chase, followed by single
| to centre by Blair, drove a run over foi
| the Yanks In the first inning. Cree walked
In the fourth inning, and knight hunted
along the third base line safely. Hal Chase
| hammeged one TO left, scoring Cree AND
the runners moved up when Magner LAID
down a sacrifice bunt Blair singled, and
both Knight and Cree scored but Warhor
ended the inning by hitting into a double
play, Ball to Olsen to Stovall.
! Cleveland simply could not be stopped
and the minds of the spectators went back
to the times when Bay. Bemis, Bradley
Latoie and Flick used to hit II into the
lake" They ran the bases fearlessly. hit
at the right times, and gave an exhibition
that clearly shows that they are on the
road for the first division.
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