New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
YANKEES BALK SENATORS
Caldwell Shuts Out Washington
in Spirited Game.
CASHI0N IN FINE FORM
Lelivelt s Double Scores Pad
dock from First, Bringing
Victory to New York.
BY Telegraph 70 IN. Tribune.

Washington. Aug S1.-Clark Griffith 5
fond dreams for floating the 1919 pennsnt
,mblamatic of the championship OF the
american League over the Washington
Baseball Club grounds next spring re-
ceived a rude Jar this afternoon when the
New York Yankees won the final game OF
the series here by a score of TO o. Grif-
nth voiced the opinion that the Senators
rad lighting chance to nose out the
Boston Red Sox, but since Stahrs boys
downed the Athletics by a score of to
this chance assumed the form OF for
lorn hope. The game was brilliant bat
tie Of pitchers, but with Ray Caldwell in
TOP form the ~ankees presented "a front
a little 100 formidable 20 he beaten.
In his effort 10 make every game count
to the utmost. Griffith sent Cashion into
the box. He was in rare form and he let
tho Yankees down with four hits. Lack
OF control proved his downfall. Not only
aid he issue two bases on balls. but he hit
Daniels and Paddock with pitched balls
In the seventh Inning Lelivelt doubled
after Paddock had been hit and the
games lone run was scored.
Cashion's curves broke sharply. Most
OF the balls hit went up in the air. and OF
the infelders Mcbride and Gandil alone
had assists. The former was kept busy,
FOR the greater number Of his half dozen
ere made on swiftly driven balls that
we're billed for ssfe territory. John
Henry. the former Amherst catcher. had
!deas of his own on larceny in all torins'
-Four times adventurous Yankees runners
tried 10 beat their way around the pains
unaided, only TO die untimely deaths AZ
his hand. The last effort vas douole
steal I'm the ninth inning In which Fad
dock and Daniels took part. some me
throwing, Henry 10 Mcbride TO Henry
nipped II In the bud. Daniels perishing ~
the plate by FIVE feet.
Caldwell has seldom enjoyed better
DAY In the box. The big fellow slammed
the bali over the plate, and In five of the
nine innings the home players threw down
their bats and walked back TO the bench
in lEdiau file. An error by Del Paddock
gave them a chance in the third inning
but double play, Chase TO McMltan 40
Chase. snuffcd out their little opportunity
before IL amounted to much. Ray allowed
only five hits, passed no one and struck
out a couple just 10 keep his hand H. lie
eave the Senators only one chance 10
score in the ei1jiTe game. Two men were
ont al the time. and nothing happened.
IN the seventh inning KenWorthy opened
fire with single to left field, but was
forced al second by Mcbride. The latter
took second when Henry was tossed out
"a hrst base by simmons and went TO
third on Cashions single through the box.
Cashion then stole the only base oil the
came while Caldwell wound up, but Noel
Ter popped out weakly TO simmons.
Cdshion. indeed, gave Caldwell most OF
his lew troubles by making two Of the
teams five hits.
Chase began the seventh inning for New
York by flying out TO Moeiler and Daniels
was unable 10 get the ball past Mcbride.
81 this moment, however, Cashion sound
al target practice and answered the
call by betting the inoffcnsive PADDOCK
right in the ribs. lelivelt had been walt
ing for some such thing to happen all the
time. and when Cashion put one over Tor
him he sent il whizZing beyond Moeller
for two bases. and Paddock scored all the
way from first with the run that Won tue
came.
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