Evening star., 1915-05-31
YANKEES HAMMER
SHAW AND GA[[|A
Pittsburgh Stogie Knocked Out
of Box in First Inning of
Morning Game.
VISITORS SCORE SIX RUNS
BEFORE SIDE IS RETIRED

/ Jirn Shaw made bad start against
! the New York team this morning at the
| Florida avenue grounds and was
heAchcd before the first inning was
endej. With two strikes on Maisel
+. the iiitIe :.iiow flied TO Milan. Peck
! Inpaueh ~-as hit in the shoulder with
/ Il swift inshoot ana stole second as
! Cree struck out. At this point Shaw
! weut to pieces. passing Pipp and Cook
! filing the bases. Hartzel slammed q
Single into right, scoring Peck and
. Pipp. and on Moeiler's bad throw tc
! the plate Cook also scored, while
| Hartzell got around to second. Boone
| walked. Sweeney singled to left, scor-
| ing Hartzeli and Boone also scored or
| Connolly's bad throw to Foster. the
batter pulling up at third base. Cald-
well rolled an easy one to Morgan. who
| let the ball slip out of his hands. and
| sweeney scored on the error. Maisel
went to the bat the second time and
ended the agony with fly to Milan.
Six runs had been scored on two hits
and three errors.
After Sweeney had made his hit. Grif-
fifth decided Shaw had enough and sent
Jim to the showers, calling on Gallla
to ascend the mound.
The first round for the Nationals was
unproductive of runs. Moeller struck
out Foster died at first on Boone's 8
toss to Pipp, Connolly walked and Milan
flied to Cree.
Ovation Given Connolly.
Tom Connolly was given a splendid
reception when he walked to bat. and
was again applauded when he out
frAn fro
portation to first
Gallia proved a different proposition
in the second round, Peck and Cree
fouling out to Henry. while Pipp flied
to Moeller.
Williams opened the second with a
single to right, but never got further
than second. as Morgan flied to COOK.
Henry died at first on a grounder to
Peck. and Mcbride gave Hartzell a
line fly for the third out.
The Yankees got going again in the
third. scoring one run. John aenry
made sensational catch of Cooks foul
fly almost against the grandstand.
Hartzell came through with a hard
double along the right field foul line
and scored on Boones single into the
same territory Sweeney forced Boone
at second, Gallia to Mcbride. and Cald-
well ended the round by striking out
The locals went out in order In the
third. Gallia grounding to Maisel.
Moeller tanning and Foster fouling out
to Pipp.
Yankees Get Going Again.
The Yankees broke into the scoring
for the third time in the fourth round.
Mcbride made a great one-handed stop
and threw out Maisel. but came back
with wild throw on Peck's grounder.
the latter taking second. Cree slammed
double into right, scoring Peck. Pipp
followed with a splendid drive to left
center for three bases, pushing Cree
over the rubber Cook was an easy out,
Gallia to Williams. but Hartzell came
through with his third hit. a nice sin
gle to left. that scored Pipp. Morgan
threw out Boone for the third out.
In the fourth try Washington finally
broke into the run column, scoring
three runs. Connolly famed. Milan
walked and Williams flied to Cree.
Morgan then singled to short left. and
Henry followed with a clean single to
center. scoring Milan. Mcbride hit to
Peck, who fumbled and Morgan scored
Acosta then batted for Gallia, and
scoring Henry. Moeller famed for the
third time, closing the inning with two
on.
Joe Engel took up the pitching bur-
den and made a good start, retiring the
visitors IN the fifth inning in order.
of his sensational one-handed pickups
and threw the batter out at first. Cald-
well was out on good stop by Enge1
and Maisel grounded out to Williams.
Connolly followed suit and Milan
slammed a clean single to right, but
Williams famed.
In the sixth Pick gave Connolly a line
fly. Cree walked. but was out trying
to steal. Pipp died on a grounder to
Morgan.
Caldwell Takes It Easy.
Caldwell with long lead behind
him took things easy. but still the To-
calls were unable to get the ball safe.
going out In order in the sixth. Nor
gan flied to Hartzell. Henry flied to
Cree and Mcbride popped to Boone.
In the seventh another cipher went
stole second Hartzell flied to Milan
Cook then stole third. Engel letting
him get a big start on Henry. Boone
popped to Foster and Mcbride threw
out Sweeney.
johnson was sent up to bat for Engel
in the seventh and responded by strik-
slammed single to center. Caldwell
ducking to save his bean. Connolly
walked for the second time, but Boone
tossed out Milan.
Hopper was tho fourth twfrler to
face the Yankees. and ono run waa
scored on him on three hits. Caldwell
beat out q bounder to Hopper Maisel
singled to left. Peck sacrificed. Hopper
to Morgan. Morgan made a nice stor
and tossed out Cree, holding tho run
ners on the bags. Pipp beat out q
wicked grounder to Williams, Cald-
well scoring. Pipp stole second, but
Cook famed.
In ;he eighth Williams famed. Nor.
gan aied to Cook and Maisel threw ou,
Henry.
HartzeH fouled to Henry in the ninth
| Boone flied to Milan and Sweeney wen,
| out. Williams to Hopper.
Maisel threw out Mcbride. Shanks
batting for Hopper. singled to lef,
Moeller forced Shanks at second, Boon
to Peck. Moeller stole second and thir,
unmolested. Foster singled to righ,
scoring Moeller. and Foster was al
| lowed to steal second and third Con
molly fouled to Sweeney, ending tn
game.
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Batteries-washington, Shaw. Galiia. Enzel
| Hopper and Henry; New York, Caldwell an
Sweeney.