New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Hammer Out Four Runs in
Seventh and One in
Ninth Inning.
uITSHAW CAPTURES
THE BATTING HONORS
y.w York Team Shows to Best
Advantage in Slashing Game
at Daytona.
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n.vtons. Fla. March 27.-DarknesS
-. an END to the opening Of the series
-. betveea the New York Yankees
:! ,hA Brooklyn Superbas, champions
,r,.,bush ;, and Cuba, at Ebbets Field,
=. tbs peninsula, this afternoon. With
-, core tied at runs all, Bill KLEIN
lid & halt 70 hostilities, and one Of
.,.rost interesting and exciting games
~ in many moons was over.
W;rning an even break in that battle
= .bs diamond WAS 8. victory IN itself
y. .be SuDc~has. Tottering FAR IN the
w ~. n the seventh inning, Robinson's 8
:a;ors pu'led themselves together,
- bsrmering out four runs, tied the
80 In the ninth frame the Yankees
80, forged 10 the front, but the SUI
s-bss simply on fire with spirit.
,'.mrs6 cut the run necessary 10
.susre the match once more. =,
nick Eean and Jake Daubcrt collab-
,,.ted in scoring that ninth inning
.sly. and they we're aided by Joe
Pnt more stirring deeds were jammcd
,,,o that cyc,onic seventh. Bill Jon
-, ve-rove3 Slim Caldwell and sent
p,y Eca+.7c into the box. From the
Vev Yorg standpoint II was an III ad-
rissd move. Rays offerings were
GLADLY received -hilariously received
:, fsct The warmth Of the reception
i,iTly overcame him. and he just had
90 be courteous TO such a gracious host.
Pilv Zimmerman began the lucky
;.~irc with q base on balls, took sec
o-I m a single by Lew NcCarty and
.5sn worked a clever delayed steal.
ri-,sr Rrow, fouled out 10 Lutte Boone.
b7, Toe schultz brok- through with a
.-;re to centre field for q base hit,
.,or,rc Zimmerman. McCarty moved
81, second on the drive, and took third
vbsn Dsubert flied to Cree. George
cntsbaw then came MP and smashed q
5orbIe his third extra base hit OF the
rsne. sending NcCarty and Shuitz over
,bs pan. and George tailed later when
Buek Wheat drove one 20 lett held TOT
double. That Wheat was leit
stranded mattered little 20 the crow d;
Esoryc Cutshaw was the individual
b,r+ing star Of the game. In five trips
"a tbc plate he got two triples, dou-
Ns and a single, along with long
5,ivs 70 right feld that Cook captured
,f.sy hard run. Cutshaw played a
J,sbing game i'm the field despite the
h. that he made an error. ,
Ssverel ~ his captures boTdered
l,ssly, uDon the Impossible. Hughle
T;sS and Lute Boone shared the bat,
W.. 5onors with Cutshaw in a milo
.... ns - 4Vro rov zach got two hits. Boone
~ dovble included in his Hlgh
stole two bases. D.,
we're on the firing line for the super
has. Both were nervous and ncltner
,Soved AZ his best. SchmuH Was
,,wbs3 for four runs, but an error
.,S q nae.ed ball aided the 1ankees
i tbeir litt'c peregrinatIons about tIe
l,cs Charley had some little trouDie
!, Controlling his spit ball, and was IN
n. = 'T.i,O Iaio ,ros. of tbe time.
Row too was inclined to be just a
little Aighty. and the ball Simply %&ulu S
10, break over according TO speclIVSae
,ons Still. Brown steadled hlinseiII' iII'
and issued only two bases on pail'
when half dozen threatened D..
Raw Fisher. RAY CaldweIl ana roy 10Y
Heating divided the labor-s OF ~ Unc
6 pitcbing mound for the YANKEES ne
frt two we're in mid-season rorm' anu
kept the Brooklyn players IN qua"
isry. :; ho
zane he injured his finger in vain
,,tsmp. 70 field g grounder on thurs
3sy and 10 still nursing the wound IN
iis absence Boone moved over 10
,honstop and Charley Mullen covered
second. Pipp WAS on first base
Il NAV be said without fear OF rush-
mo tLs season or raising false hopes
hat the Yankees are q greatly IN,
.,royed team. The men move around
Ike real ball players. Pipp, the Dig
Hirt bssemau. made a favorable I'M
p,ssion. and when he finally managed
% take hold Of a fast ball IN the sew
stb inning he sent the leather whls-
,ing 10 the left field fence for three
,ises.
- he is a great, big fellow, 6 feet tall
aglt as six footers should be built
md as fast as d streak. lie can held
With easy grace. and showed that ne
as the knnck of sliding TO perfection
shen he sent the dirt flying at thlru
ase OIL his triple.
The men play together at all times
Lste Boone is another who shows signs
o having a good season. His heldlnR
vas up to the standard and he met the
eall with a free and easy swing.
Joe Schultz, Of Brooklyn, gets better
Every day lie is fairly tearing the
Gays vide open with his speed. A vet
eIsn player who has seen thousands
men in action said tonight:
Schultz is one Of the sweetest ball
Players | ever saw. He can do every
hlng, and If he does not make another
Arthur Devlin ] miss my guess"
The Yankees will leave here on Tues
.sy, and arrangements are being made
play Tuesdays game in the morning
instead Of the afternoon.
Inc score follows: