New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-17
YANKEES LOSE IN RAIN
VAUGHN Unable to Check the Fly
ing Cleveland Nine.
GREGG ALLOWS FOUR HITS
Star Twirler of Home Team
Helps New York to Score by
Passes, However.
In relexranh 10 The Tribune. ]

CLEVELAND. July 1s-The Cleveland Maps
took the second game from the New York
Yankees to-day, in drizzng rain, by
score of 6 to 2 1t was anybody's game up
TO the sixth inning. when tho Maps drove
in five runs. The Yankees had scored TWO
tall,es up to that time, anc felt they hAu
the game we'll In hand.
Vaughn pitched a good game for inc
Chase aggregation. II was only IN the
sIx,h and seventh innings that the Maps
could bunch hits. Gregg was a trife wild
and both pitchers were oothereo oy '"s
wet hall. The Cleveland twirler allowed
only four hits. bases on balls along 'he
visitors in run making. Fisher at the pla'o
did some great execution with his WHIP
mining five In attempting TO pilfer second
The Yankees felded loosely at times out
Chase played a great game at nrst anu
NTarner showed up well at second
Tho Mans went hitless until the third Inn
inc while the Yankees started scoring IN
tho second. Cree waited for four wide ones
and stole. He took third on passed ball
az Fisher dropped knights third strike anu
threw TO stovall for the putout Chase was
there with the timely bingle. rapping the
ball sharply to left centre and scoring
Cree. The snappy first baseman died s,eai-
,ng. and Wagner ended the inning py grVihs
Jackson a chance TO make a spectacular
catch in deep second.
In the third inning the Maps got look
M third base. Turner walked. went 70 sec
ond when Fisher beat a bunt ana look
third when Butcher rolled to Chase. olson
could not bring Turner home, as he swung
at three fast ones.
The Yankees were retired IN order III t"e
third and fourth In the fifth Knight htted
10 Jackson and Chase singled for the sec
ond time 10 left field. He was forced oy
Magner, who promptly died stealing. Tne
fourth and fifth were equally as unproduct-
I've Of runs for the Maps.
Cleveland stock went away down IN the
sixth. when the Yankees scored their sec
ond run Gregg hit Blair and Vaughn sac
r,aced him to second. He scored on Dan
iels',s single to left centre. 1t looked as II
the Yankees had started a runfest Wher
Daniels took second on VOTERS grounder
to Gregg and pilfered third. HartzeN
walked and died by the F1sher-olson route
ending the inning.
The Maps came back In their half haro
Butcher and Olson singled and the former
scored on Jackson's drive along the thirc
base line. When Cree juggled the ball Vi
SON scored and on the throw In Knight Ole
a bit Of fumbling which allowed Jackson &c
rest on third. The lanky outfelder scored
on stovau's grounder 10 Magner. Blrmlns
ham started more trouble for the Yanks oy
heating out a slow grounder, which roleo
over second base. He stole second BAL
walked and Turner'S double. which car
rornea off the right field fence. scored both
,unners Turner stole third and $1,000
tbere while Vaughn struck out Fisher and
Gregg.
Vaughn weakened a trife in the seventh
He stopped Butchers liner. but passed Oh
son. who went 10 second on Jackson's Ions
drive 10 centre. Wolter entered the vaude-
VILE class. and by the time he was through
Juggling the sphere Olson had scored and
Jackson rested on second. Stovall ended
the inning by hitting into a double play,
Hartzell to Chase.
The Maps looked dangerous again In the
eighth Birmingham lifted to Cree. but
Ball and Turner singled and the former
took third on Fishers grounder to Vaughn
Gregg ended the inning by grounding to
Magner.
The score follows: