New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
McHale Hit Hard and Cole
Harder-BOth Lack
Needed Support.
SHAW WILD, BUT IS
BEST IN PINCHES
Visitors Have Off Day on the
Bases-Milan Steals Home
on the King

Washington. July ALREADY in the
cellar. the Yankees sought to-day 10
strengthen their hold upon last place.
Playing brisk baseball, the Senators
won by a score of : to !. Harry King
man. the new first baseman that Chance
purchased from the Senators, made ms
major league bow in the ninth inning
He famed. Kingman has nice swing
Marty McHale pitched the first SIX
innings and was hit hard. King Cole
succeeded him. and was hit harder.
Milan stole home while the King was
in the middle of one OF has fancy wlnu-
ms. The Kings left foot was Just DC,
hind his right ear when Milan dashed
for the plate, and he was across ana
almost back TO his seat on the bench
before the King had a chance to as
entangle himself.
From the standpoint OF the YANKEES
the only promising happening OF the
dav consisted in the end OF frltz
Naisel's long string of hitless times at
hat The little third baseman broke
long record Of ineficiency with the
stick by hammerirg out triple.
The base running Of the Yankees
Was moor to-day. for no less than three
men were caught mapping. SHAW the
nineteen year-old pitching WONDER oI
the Washington club, was IN tne DoN'
He threatened to blow up several nmeS
during the course of the afternoon ouI
big John Henry managed 10 keep nm I'm
ON Garth. The catcher had TO give me
80, vl' twirler many fatherly talk, for
shaw would persist in ways OF Wild
80 IN spite Of continual cries OF Let
'em hit it," Shaw gave eight bases on
balIs but pulled himself out OF seVera,
light holes by turning on speed ana
strikinr out the batsmar. lie also was
Crodited with a wild pitch and a baik'
Naisel began the game by walkihg'
I'm. was Immediately caught on MS
- Ro++er results were obtained by
tho Yankees in the second inning. a.
tcr Doc Cook had famed Pete Darcy
sv.ined triple TO right. and came
homo when Sweeney bounced MT over
second base. A.. vo,loos
had gained was soon wiped OUT IoI
Washington grew aggressive IN LhV
third inning. Mcbride smaSheu /" H.
~ 10 Naisel. which the lnfeIder
I1nocted down. but could not handle;
I'm Henry walked McHale WORKED
Isrd and made Shaw fan, but Dan
Wocl1cr hit a drive TO centre when
US Good for three bases, ana nome
csrne Mcbride and Henry. Eddle r os-
Tor SINGLED 10 centre, scoring MoeiIer'
Arnerently the Senators had no IN,
,eotion Of letting up, for Milan DacKed
IN the hit of Fosters with ah0'hei
mole which sent the runner to tnlrd.
Milan then stole second. Mchale
tirhtened up here and SrucS 1uD
smith. while Shanks lifted a ny Ioi
Waisel's hit, the first in many tries
came in the fifth inning. Was 49,
drive 10 right which netied tnree pas.s'
III ,,.,co Morgan made bad throw 70
anu Gnu 80. tho runner Fritz came home.
Washington promptly matched 'he I".i
~, a ta1ly on its own account. shaw
-;D,,Iod "a centre. and Dan Noeiler lald
-, . sacrifice. Foster llne-hied 70
hale Milan drew pass ana SH ,{i
l;D,,iod scoring Shaw and sending MI
Ian 10 second. ,.-,... =, +bo
sixth was spoiled by Doc Cook; r Niien
,y.o out the Doctor singled and Darcy
,,slked hut Cook was caught asleep OH
Coie tool up the pitching burden IN
the seventh. and Washington proCeg3,ueG
:, sow uD the game. Moeler %a.AI}
80 Foster beat out hit to Malse!'
Milan singled 20 right, and the Dases
,rorc full. Smith struck out, 0uI
SHAME sent sacrifice fly TO Daley
,rbirb scored Noeller. Morgan hlI
80 drive 20 left which brought IN
Poster. and on the throw-ln Milan WShU
20 third and Morgan took second. MllS"
studied King Coles amazingly comp
led wind-up for moment or TWO
nd having solved the comDlnauon'
s+oie home. while MOagan TOOK tnlIu:
WcRride was hit by pitched bail, anu
tbc senators. puffed with success trieo
sno,ber double steal. but this one
failed. and Morgan was out at tne piaee
On Pecknpaugh's quick return VI
Sweeney's throw. ltd id
In the ninth the Yankees raHied' anu
cd nv = little Indifferent play OF tnelr
bosts After Daley had flied TO Milan
cvyeenev walked and went 70 second
bsse on wild pitch. Third base ne
stoic and when Nunamaker singled
Sueenoy scored. Kingman battec lot
Cole and struck out, but NunamaEer'
unmolested. stole second ana the.
ttjrd. Naisel walked and stole seconH'
shaw was going up in the arr At TINS
noint md made a balk. which scored
Nunamaker and sent Maise! 20 thiru'
Trucgdale ended the rally by hIung
rs 90 Mcbride.
The score follows:
WASHINGTON Alb SEW YORK j..