The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-11
II, WILLIAM II. HANNA.

The Yankees were beaten in a game
yesterday which. for them. was full OF
mirage effects. Often runs appea red
rear at hand. hut faded away before
they could be made reality. The Yanks
finally got one. but only one. and were
beaten by the Red Sox 2 TO /. There
were numerous times when runs SHIN
nercl brightly In the air. but were only
Illusions
Roger peckinpaugh was deeply in
VOWED In the upset The New York
thoristop failed lamentahly on chances
10 bat runs home He had chances in
plenty 10 put runs in the larder. but
died away on all o: them. Every time
he came to bat there was somebody
on base. somebody or somebodies. Once
h. played harmless role with
a stroll, but three times he played
ahead of him into outs. II II had been
Fipp or High AT the plate when Peck
!nlaugh clogged up the attacking mech
arism It would have been different,
FOR they unravelled Fosters pitching
for hit now and then.
Foster was very wild and twice he
appeared to be I'm the air. but steady
FEEDING in piuches helped him. that
and the absence of a New York hit
TO top off sequences of events which
had put players on the bases Foster
save eight bases on balls. but so un-
timely was the Yankees hitting that
tbs freedom OF the highways didn't
do them any good Twelve local lights
were left on the bases.
The teams were due TO take fast
train FOR the West and had 10 hurry
from bah field TO station. Therefore
the game was long drawn out. Me
Hale is tdutllizing!y slow PITCHER in
bis swttest moments. and Foster vas
10 flash OF light The twirlers wasted
tine and the game was dull. The tars
and marines from the fleet kept up a
brave show OF interest but one OF them
made a feather pillow out Of the shoulder
Of mate and went to sleep. His nap
was not out OF place. That's the kind
Of game II was
Nobody walked on McHale excep.
Hooper. and he took that gratultous
route TO frs, twice. The first time
was In the first inning, and he trotted
IN ,eisurely when Speaker hit between
LETT and centre for three bases Lewis
h. TO Maisel and the run down OF
SHeaher was sprightly bit OF work.
The fact is the Red SoN didn't score
20 seep.ng with their opportunities. for
MeHile did well in some pinches.
\ single and steal by Lewis In the
N I'd Inning and two base hit by scott
constructed the second Boston run.
Scott made his hit with two out Nc
Nall scratched single in the ninth
and IN mas hit through the diamond
with such force that Peckinpaugh could
'o' hold to the hot missile and High
c.H'rh,l at II Only to miss The re-
s'tr' run WAS Bostons third and last
Oh" d.trctions Of Peckiupaugh were
as herein set forth In the second in
ing iInp doubled. Cook put him out on
mind with grounder TO Hoblitzell
Iecanp1ugh's bat inadvertently col
lrj with a pitch and the ball bounced
'or.af7.y to Foster who threw out Pip
al ~. plate.
r~ Is drew a pass in the fourth and
as l.nI also had walked there were two
%. A.-p there was one out. This time
hn "' gd NunamaEer cayed In dis
mar. Boone foulyd inflrmly to Hob
I'z.H and Nuudmaker swivelled sadly
m "r. so high II was almost out OF
reach
'H me Pipp IN the sixth and started
something which never Yank could
.'s- riDp sineled to right. Cook
singled ~ loft. Peckinpaugh sacrificed
10 r..''n, that Is to centre as far as
roster. who broke up DonOvan's fell de-
.4 "r -rabhng the bah on the slope
'H '..-.ug it to McNally for force OF
1872 Boone did the unexpected and
.''l'1 and Foster did the expected and
out
Ip came IIsh in the eighth and
.'+..'1 Up came Pipp and waited for
.'4'' y s'er being shaky, and cook pat
.,Th.N after Iipp There were three on
'' bases and none out, only one run
Ir'dcd 10 tic and the future was
TO rich. warm color OF the rose. Tn,
Ivy moment II was beached and
'",. .rt0'o. Peck bounced u grOuudel
N'Nf'y and the ball took "A RICH,
~" curse, McNaily to Thomas IL
''.''"" 10Y decimatin double play.
Dt4'',l went over the belt line IN
we ninth .nning on walk by himself