New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-28
YANKEES FULLY R0USEDI
Win Fourth Straight Game from
the Washington Senators.
CALDWELL'S FIRST VICTORY
Slim" .Weakens in the Sixth,
but Rallies When Support
Comes to His Rescue.

Comes to His Rescue.
Hitting the ball at timely moments and
playing a championship grade of baseball
the YANKEES continued their winning streak
and captured their fourth straight game
from the Washington Senators at American
League Park yesterday afternoon by
score of 10 10 >. II was "A banner day for
the Hilltop team. for slim" Caldwell raj
lied from the shock of half a dozen CON
secutlyc defeats and won his first victory OF
the season. He had the Senators at his
mercy in every inning except the sixth.
when some lively hitting drove over Tour
runs and shot the boys from Dixie Lana
temporarily 10 tn" fore.
The game was the best seen on the iiilI-
top this year and the crowd Of five thou-
sand loyal rootcrS found much to enjoy.
Free, hard batting kept the ficlders on the
jump throughout, and good, tight defensive
work pulled the laborug twirlors out OF
several serious situations.
Guy linn, the sensational young outiielder
Of the Yankees. continued his remarkable
batting streak. and pounded out three hits,
one OF which was triple to the right HELD
gate Unfortunately, there was no ono on
base when this occurred, and two were
out Chase. who followed. failed to get the
necessary hit Roy Hartzcl shone forth
brilliantly and got II home run and a
double. Simmons made three good singles.
while Bert Daniels got triple and Il
double Walker and Mcbride led for the
! i,, u.t a 6ntIllR and "A
single, while the latter got two singles.
Tho multiplicity Of hard hit drives gave
tho ielders much to do, and they made the
most Of their chances Long Tom Hughes
tossed IN two errors which had their
own peculiar effect upon the scoring of
runs Eddie Foster made grewsome
error on a perfectly simple little grounder
| from tho bat of Doan in the eighth inning,
/ and gave Cosy few lessons in the art OF
ground and lofty throwing by shooting the
| ball on dead lin" for the general direc-
/ tion Of Grants Tomb. on the Hudson.
! OvcrShadowing these little slips. however.
were plays by Shanks, Mcbride. Simmons
and Henry that pulled the spectators out
J Of their seats 10 roar their applause. Noel
! l-r's catch Of Bert Daniels'a terrific line
/ drive right or tn" score board in the first
! inning was ono Of the best captures seen
! I'm many day. Mcbride pulled Hughes
ont nj q boro in tho sa,po inning nv ma king
! , hack hand spe,,. of tt,r,zolr.s savage
/ Hex and forcing Simmons at second, beat
ir,, tba halter to first b, dc. foo, Sim
r,ors r,tr.d sbs,ks NJ , e,r. II, IN tho
eo,.,,,,I, ia. ,.,,irc his div. ,,..r socord
b,sc ., ,r,,s, T., ,i,,,c ,,r,a Ham,. ,-,s,,oJ
into In. bnyoe o,t.r Ed swc.nsy.s rirb
twisting rouI I'm tlo second frame
Caldwell had one. of his good d.,v. and
/ although On, weakened badly I'M IN, sixth
! inning. his wat'e rallied Ia his support and
| hammered ont tho victory n. allowed the
Washington men oight hits. i've OF these
coming I'm tho sixth inning. In five frames
no walked them no and back IN Indian nle
! and 90 make D. NOR" impressive ne struck
out ten mon. lack Knight was 50 onthusi-
| ast.c over the curves Il the big fellow that
| he famed out three times So did llughcs
| lut that Was professional courtesy.
Hughes was nn open book al all times
| ~" was bumped for eleven hits, We'll
/ punched. aud ISSUED five bases ON balls
! With du" consideration 10 IN" batting ~"
I or lird'" cree. D." signed thrr" free trip
| tickets for him Ih"r" was liiti" stealing
/ OF bases. hut nor" Oh" Iiillt"p crew was
fiEH'} "''fsna"""''. 'ha'' ana cree
/ h''I' h' """""S' VIM h'''h p'I'f'd once
ana M.h''"' '"''Pe" OH VII" TWO Tor MN
''H
Nii'I Washington mad I"h" ont IKE htt"
gentlemen IN 10" hrst frame. |lnn MT 10
centre h''d "'I'r Daniels went out to
ShahHs. ana theh 'has' ana cree were
! passed ana hlI'h the has'S. Simmons then
singled 10 lrit heI", but IN" ball travelled
80 swiftly thht |ihu alone was able 10
| score. III" Senators u'd the count IN the
second inning on double 10 right by
Walker ana single To the same Held by
Mcbride. The Yankees forged TO the fore
! again IN the fourth inning. Cree was
passed ana S'o'' second hughes lhade
s"'trW throws l" IN" Dag 70 get Tree ana
yIu, Ui,5i.' I..,.d ~ =, tbt,I and scor,d
'''' 800
on a long ny by simmons. lthftZclI then
,,,b,,,.o3 ON. 70 rigbt r.Id md NVaIkor los,
"''''''H '' - ''' ' - ' 49,
the ball I'm the sun ard II rolled To tho fence
o., d, bonn. r,,r
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