New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-28
SENATORS TAKE REVENGE
| Win Two Games from Yankees,
All in One Day.
ELBERFELD STEALS HOME
Quinn Pounded from Box, While
Coakley Proves Easy for
Visitors.

The Washington team wound up It's pro-
tracted visit at the hilltop grounds by win
Ming both games of a doubel-header veg
terday afternoon, while FIVE thousand
fans" sat and rooted manfully. but all In
vain The visitors won the opening game
hy 2 score Of to and romred merriy
awav with the final bout at 10 3. a
CHASTITY error by Jack Knight, which bun
gled up the easiest kind Of a double play.
nut the cray-cad athletes from the sunny
South IN position to win the opening fight,
and Andy Coakley proved to be the softest
kind OF picking in the second game.
1t was clearly not n Yankee day. The
cohorts Of Chase seemed to he in the grip
Of y letbargy which would not be shaken.
Grounders which would have been stopped
under ordinary circumstances went for hits
I'm some cases and many opportunities in
the field were overlooked.
Norman Elberfeid. whose playing was
one q the features Of the day. made Coax
lev look foolish by stealing nome with neat
ness and dispatch in the fifth frame Of the
! final game Three were on bases, with
two out and Henry az the bat. As Andy
took a long wind up the kid" started for
] nome. IFltSls al ki4llAs saw iAAll ~ an 49,
maintained a dignifed silence and by the
time Andy was aroused from HIS slumber
by Blair Elherfeld slid into the plate
safely In the two games Elberfeld made
five hits and played well at third base.
Walter Johnson was on the mound for
the Senators in the opening game ano
under the spell of his mastery pitching the
Yankees were held at bay. Eight hits were
gathered from the Idaho Phenom nut
he kept them jolly well scattered, except in
the fourth frame. when three hits in a row
produced a run. Walter set the ianks
down in order in six of the nine innings
and caused half a dozen to fan the suitry
breezes. 4 triple by Wolter and Cree's ont
tailed the other Yankee run.
Jack Quinn was on the mound for the
Yankees IN the first game. but lasted only
four innings when he retired in favor OF
Caldwell Quinn allowed seven hits. good
for four runs. while Caldwell was touched
for four hits and one run.
The Senators sewed up the first game in
the fourth inning. Walker opened the
frame by hitting safely, and moved along
when Mcbride laid down a sacrifice hunt 20
Quinn Cunningham was passed and Henry
rolled an easy hopper to knight, but Jack
threw wild 10 Gardner. and all hands were
safe. while Walker rushed over the plate
on the throw. Johnson then laced one 70
far right centre and easily turned third
while the runners tailed before him. Nj an
came across with q double 20 right and
Walter scored easily. The next two men
were easy. but the game was all over bat
the shouting
Batted out Of the box in the game On
SATURDAY, "Dixie" Walker came back and
stood tho Yankees on their heads. Four
hits were raked from his delivery and only
one Yank was passed He also famed
four men Backed by perfect support. Il is
probable that he would have held the
Yankees down 10 one nun
Coakley. on the other hand. was easy.
Fourteen ringing hits We're made from MIN
and happening az onnortune moments,
scored runs Andy passed no one, but
famed only one.
The score follows.