New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-07
BY CAREFUL PLAYING
YANKEES MEET DEFEAT
Bunch Their Errors and Release
Them at Proper Time to
Aid Senators.
BLOW UP IN SIXTH INNING
Cashion, Back in Box for Wash
ington, Tries to Help Tail
Enders, but They Posi-
lively Refuse to Win.

Washington. Sept. e.-Baseball history
was made here to-day when the cele-
brated New York Yankees committed an
other defeat at the hands Of the Wash
ington Senators. Carefully outstanding
nil . errors for release at critical periods,
the tailenders went the limit in tossing
off the game, while as evidence of good
faith in their determination TO lose they
limited their hitting TO a solitary single
Even though the huge Cashion was back
in the box after three months Naca-
ton, and strongly ;nclined TO favor the
foe as seven bases on balls and three hit
batsmen all in the space of six innings
testified still New York absolutely re-
fused TO have anything TO do with VIC
tory The score was 9 to !.
Since the Tom Lynch pronunciamento
of last week it is not considered Sooo
form in the National League to score
any runs after two men are out In an
inning. as the frame Is officially over
This does not hold true in the younger
organization. however. and Washington
devoted all its attention 10 counting after
Everything was going smoothly in the
sixth and Moeller and Milan had been
painlessly killed off before the New YORK
blcw-up came and three runs crossed the
plate Mcbride ended the agony by INT
ing 10 Cree In the eighth Gedeon popped
10 Zeider and Engel beat out an inf1elo
hit, only to be forced at second by Noel
Ter before another cyclone struck, ana
five runs cantered across the plate Inc
Yankees had a penchant for punching
their errors. six of which were equally
divided between Zeider and Sweeney.
The only hit made by the Yankees
came I'm the sixth. Jack Knight led OF
with a single advanced TO second when
Gilhooley was hit, and scored on an error
Cashion throwing to centre field TO eaten
Jack asleep and Milan cutting loose win
wild toss to third. Gilhooley went 10
the far station on the misplay. lie trleo
TO count when Sweeney lifted to MoeIer'
but Connolly, the umpire. ruled that ne
left third before Moeller caught the pail
Cashion's wildness was enough TO cause
his Punishment after six innings OF WorA'
Engel took up the burden of battle LOT
two innings. while Bentley twirled the
last frame and the Yankees failed to get
either a hit or run. Frank Chance
tried out McHale in the box and the
youngster sailed along strongly until MS
support cracked behind him. After the
Senators had scored FIVE runs in the
seventh. McHale was removed and an
other newcomer by the name of Cy PEN
went to the rescue. lie ended the inning
bv forcing Mcbride 10 lift to Zeider. In
the eighth a pair of hits and double
steal Melted the home team another run
Nine hits were made off McHale.
The big blow-off started with two out IN
the sixth. Foster was safe on 10"
throw by Zeider and went to third on
CandiTs double 10 left. Another wild
toss bv Zeider after corrallins Laporte 8
crounder scored both Foster and Gandil
and put the batter on second. Ainsmith
brought him home with a hit to centre
and Mcbride lifted to Cree.
With two out ard Moeller on first IN
the seventh, McHale made a wild toss
10 nip the runner off first and the latter
advanced 10 second on the error. Milan
brought Moeller home with single to
centre and when Sweeney fumbled VOL
ter's throw to the plate Milan reached
third. Foster singled. scoring Milan and
Gandil beat out an infeld bounce, putting
Foster on third. On an attempted double
steal both men scored. Sweeney throwing
six feet over second base and getting d
weird return from Harry Wolter Laporte
beat out a hit to short and stole second
counting on Henrys single through Zeider.
The latter finally recovered the ball and
hurled il into right field, putting Henry
on second McHale was removed at TINS
point and Pieh came to the rescue. For
the second time Mcbride ended everything
with pop hy.