New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-09
YANKEES MEND THEIR
WAYS AND WIN A GAME
PLAY Like a First Division Club
and Shut Out the
Senators.
CALDWELL IN TOP FORM
Teammates Help Along by a
Free Use of Bats and a
Clever Defence in
the Field.

Washington. Sept. s.-After their weird,
urday afternoon the New York Yankees
mended their ways and played real base
ball In defeating the Senators by score
OF TO here this afternoon.
Not only did the visitors from the great
metropolis play practically errorless ball.
but they punched their hits and made the
most of their opportunities. They won
the game In the fourth inning by bunch
ing five hits of big Joe Enge and propel-
ling three runs over the platter before Mel
Gallia was sent out to stop the carnage.
Galla retired in the eighth inning to allow
Herman Schaefer to so to bat for him.
and Love. the recruit from Atlanta, nm
ished the game
The tlme-h onored argument Of whether
or not the team makes the pitcher. or vice
versa. might well be rehashed after the
game With Ray Caldwell in the box the
Yankees were real champions. Certain IL
is that the slender telegrapher might wen
have guided the team through world $
series game. pitching as he did In the
course OF the nine innings only one WASH
ington runner got as far as third base.
That was Tom Mcbride. who singled
sharply In the nth inning and brushed
by the far angle on a single by Moeiler'
The latter was out trying TO get to seootih
on Gilhooey's throw TO third base.
The Senators. IL proved. lost their JaNe-
Inns I'm the first cast, for only one more hit
was made OFF Caldwell. and that fell 10
the lot OF Eddie Foster. \ bit liberal
Caldwell signed three free tickets TO n's'
base. but he rose In his wrath ana struck
out half dozen men.
The Yankees rallied 10 the support OF
Caldwell in fine style. and their dashlhS
play caused the crowd Of some two thou
sand fans" TO lavish applause. Gil
hooley. the recruit outhelder. made good
impression on the crowd. one ~ his TWO
catches was a remarkable running capt
ure OF Fosters drive TO the score BOARD
which cut of certain three-bdse MI
Harry Woltcr was not FAR behind. and In
the second frame he dashed In almost De
hind second base To pluck possible
Texas Lacquer by Mcbride OF his shoe
tops.
Iimellght Birdie" cree wiped out
double by Foster By backing far into left
centre for the little third basemans ny
Nor was the good work confined 10 the
outer gardeners. The inheld was as firm
as Gibraltar. aud Roy Hsrtzcll especially
had q good day.
Eng,l started the game for the home
~. Tod
rough spots his mates saved him until tho
fourth inning Then the hits began TO
whistle around his cars. the paths became
alive with gray uniformed runners and
runs began TO slip over tho plate. Me
thinks / am undone.' said Engel Me
thinks you are done" said Griffith. and
forthwith the "Old Fox" beckoned 10
Gallia, who was warming up.
By the time Grit called halt the
Yankees had made seven hits OF Engel
and scored three OF their four runs. Cal
liza allowed only one hit. which. with the
aid Of base on balls a Wild pitch and
an out. produced the other run.
Grifth tried out two Of his recruits IN
the game. Morley. from Hartford. Conn.
PLAYED second base. while Spencer, OF
Petersburg patrolled left field. Morley
had nothing to do. and failed 10 get hit
in three tries. Spencer made three
catches in left field. but likewise failed
with the stick. Love, VINO finished the
game I'm the box. brought the recruit circle
up 10 three.
In the fourth inning cree doubled and
went to third on liartzclls sacrifice bunt
knight, Gilhooley. Ieider and Sweeney
singled In succession. and three runs
counted. After Sweeney h.t safely Engel
retired and Gallia entered. The latter's
first deed was TO pass Caldwell. but moth
ing resulted therefrom.
In the sixth frame Gilhoolcy's single a
pass 10 Sweeney. a passed ball and Cald-
wells out scored New York's fourth run.
The score follows:
new YORK. WASHINGToN.
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