New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
Slim Yankee TWirIer BAT.
files Senators and Scores
His Third Shut-Out.
ALLOWS ONLY MILAN
TO REACH THIRD BASE
Chancemen Meantime Hit Shaw
Opportunity and Send -Four
Runs Over the Plate.

Washington. May 6.-Ray Caldwell savs
another demonstration OF his skill as
pitcher against the Senator'S here this
afternoon. and now has the envabe rec
ord of pitching twenty-five innings WITH
our being scored upon. He has in turn
shut out the Athletics, Red sox and
Washington. and in the three Games has
allowed only nine hits.
The slim telegTapher to-day held The
Senators in the hollow Of his hand the
Yankees winning BY A score Of I to- The
game was called at the end Of seven Inn
ings to allow the visitors 70 eaten a train
for Boston. where they open tomorrow.
Grifith's men were helpless against ths
bundinr speed and twisting curves which
caldwell sent sizzling across the rubber.
Only four Of the home team got on ths
bases. and Milan alone braved tfN min
other to climb TO the Siddy heights 81
third base.
In the sixth inning Cyclone clyde
tripled 10 right field. but two were out
and Chick Gandfl famed ingloriously Tor
the third out Cy Morgan and shaw.
Caldvells rival on the mound eot me
o,hor two hits. while Morgan drew down
a base on balls.
Caldwell kept the home team hitt'ns inc
ball I'D In the air. and his feeders had a.
easv time If IT, The Senators made their
bravest showing in the third frame. "heh
they punched two hits.
The Yankees kept slashins away a. me
curves o. Straw until eight hits had peen
accumulated II happened, however. that
,boso hits came al opportune moments
md vhar with fielding Of inferior caliof-
we're made TO coun, heavily. Shaw, never
theless. pulled himself out OF seNe'e'
nasty holes. as the fact that eleven I an
kees were left on bases Will attest. IN
the second inning the Chancemen nae
The bases filed with none out, but taheh
10 score.
The Yankees took the lead In the hrst
inning. when they scored once. hattIeh
got double as Milan and Shanks ran
into each other head-on in chasing MS ny.
Milan was badly shaken up, but DID not
out the game until the seventh inning
After Walsh had walked and Williams
had famed Holden drove a single T"
right. which brought hartzel home.
Another tally for the invaders was made
in the third inning, and again Holden Was
in the thick Of the action. With one OUT
be smashed a double into right. SHAW
tried 10 get him at third on Sweeney TAP
hui, Holden is beginning 70 get the nans
If base running and a fine slide brought
hin, TO safety. Peckinpaugh walked ana
Truesdale surprised his fellows with a
clean hit to centre. which Brought holdeh
home.
The Yankees made their final two runs
in the sixth inning and, incidentally
sbowed a bit Of their base running aoi-
,tv Maisel began the inning with a sin
Gle Hartzell raised high A. 10 Morgan
but Naisel needed no aid 10 bring MN
around the bases. for he stole second ana
then third under his own steam. Walsh
walked and stole second. Harry Nuham5
,rinled and both runs came home
Williams. led astray by the successiii
tbefts Of his comrades, attempted 70
steal home. but this was more than Henry
could stand and he slapped the ball upon
the runner as he slid in. Truesdale stole
second in the seventh inning. making the
afth theft of the day for the Yankees no
mean feat. as Henry, one Of the oest
catchers in the American League. Was be-
hind the bat
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