New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
ORUBB|NC FOR YANKEES.
Red Sox Had a Score to Settle
and Wasted No Time.
ANDY cOAKLEY COMES BACK
Trouble Is New Pitcher Took q
Leaf from the Book OF
Jim Jeffries.

The Yankees suffered sound and vicious
walloping Al the hands OF the Boston nv"
Soy YESTERDAY when they went down 10
defeat by a score OF II to . IN ule INN"
game OF the series. Perchance the visitors
felt that they had score 10 settle TOT l"'
manner in which victory was wrested Out
OF their hands on Wednesday ANYWAY
they proceeded 70 pile mp lead so SUD
s,antiaI that Il would have taken team
~ nine Hans Wagners TO win within the
short space OF TWO innings
ANDY Coakley. a former pitcher OF the
Athletics who has had the Chicago Guns
before the courts IN recent years, was
sisned I'D by Chase a day or two ago AFTER
bein- reinstated by the National commits
sion. ANDY had an early opportunity 10
display his wares when Ray Fisher weak
oned by allowing three hits and giving
mass IN the seventh inning. Tho Red SoX
ereefad Coakley's return 10 tho game with
8 ~ordiality marked with many hits. lie
found the bases loaded when he appeared
a. tho scene Then Lewis. Nerkes ana
Wagner. promptly singled in succession ana
fnur rms resulted when Engle lifted 20
knight for the second out. COakley was
,he REGIMENT Of much conEratulatory ap-
rlarse Nunanaker then hit into a force
out on his second time I'D in the inning
and ANDY was once more cheered.
Al the start Of the eighth Hooper slammed
a double 10 left and Speaker. triple
~ right. while sandwiched in between the
TWO hits was a pass 20 Gardner Three
runs resulted when Speaker got nome on
his triple. Priest holding the ball on the
relay in and then throwing wild 20 Blair
ON the whole Coakley was not impressed
with the treatment received at the hands
OF the ultra professional element
Patsy Donovan paid delicate tribute TO
certain well known prOcliviues OF the
Yankees NJ removing Killilay in the elgnth
inning. although the Red Sox were ten
rms in the lead II was the young twirl-
er's first appearance in a full game, he
having been obtained from Spokane. Wash.
lie twirled impressive ball for seven inn
Jugs allowing only four scattered hits
and giving two passes.
Prosperity seemed 20 be too much for
him. however. and when the Red SoX ran
up total Of eleven runs he became I'M
steadv \ pass 20 Blair and COakley's
singled opened the eighth. and when Daniels
was hit the bases were filed Fitzgerald
raped out a sacrifice fly 70 Speaker, or
which the latter made a fine catch but
Hair scored and HartZell drew a pass.
filing the bases again. The fans
thought surely the Yankees had started
on another one Of their tears. Donovan
thought So too. and the lesson learned on
Wednesday had struck deep. killlay was
waited from the mound and young Mr.. Jo-
seuh Wood was summoned 20 the rescue.
The Yankees quailed before his glance and
he had only 10 look at them 10 win Al
though Cree got q Texas Lacquer 70 right.
scoring Coakley. the rally was abortive,
compared with the performances Of the
previous afternoon. knight lifting 10
Speaker and Chase hitting 20 Yerkes with
the bases fun for a force-Out The Van
KEGS were good little boys and went out
i'm order IN the ninth
The Red Sox had a riotous DAY with the
stick. pounding Fishers curves for eleven
hits in tri0c over six innings. which.
coupled with sly moro of roakev. ran mp
total of seventeen for the dav. Speaker.
Lewis and Yerkee an salted away -lree
aniece. Hooper Gardner and Engle being
close on their heels with "a couple each.
KuIrv was thc onlv one who did nor hit
ssfeiv. and no atrucA out four times.
Hooper speaker aud Lewis an made
doubles. while Speaker got triple
Such work was totally beyond r1e pale
of mo Yankees ability Yesterday and they
lut -ato.v orlr Sis times Tr-oo NJ these
-sf-'iee we've made hv rreo and tho other
t,o hr Fitzgerald vh1 made Gne eu-
Trauro on rls second day tn tho n.z
o.11r 1ow.ug world of speed and
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