New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-10

Narrower. staring At Fournier is much
harder work than gazing into the eyes
~ PHYLLIS Neilson-Terry. Possibly IL
takes no more time 20 hypnotze an oUl-
solder than a blond, but undoubleuIH
q seems longer Clarence has patlenoe'
or course there are Things ne San
not do. He failed signally IN an eHor.
"a make silk OLoughlin oelleve tha'
Happy Felsch had been hit WIN
pitched ball and was entitieo 70 "n
Ills base, but that was the lhyIt
~ ,,ronire SILK refused 70 be plasuc'
o.. +bs worst subjects were in the
.+s,Ss In spite Of all Rowland's WORK
ru-nber Of people insisted that they
could see no ball game gong on
A. IRE end Of the second inning one
-on+er arose and announced, I'm 60
49, home" He did Although clearly
,,.;.b;n his rights, this rooter missed
- ~ runs When he left the Mhite
Sov had scored only seven times. As
for ss the Yankees went, however. ne
Missed little. Donovan's men made Just
,wo hits against Cicotte, and Sweeney
Vas the Only Yankee who reached sec
ond base. ,l.o ,o;ss
a. tenor singing. began the game ou'
\. could not seem to get the proper
,;+cb and retired in the second 70 make
- for Ensign Cottrel. Ensign Is
+he only lefthander on the stan OF Ine
Yankees. Judged by his WORK OF 81! y
+erdav afternoon, he has no other ois
.;1ction. As Washington won !ne
YANKEES fell from the first olVls'o"
and are now In fifth place.
The Sox made eighteen hits ana 'nsS
we're pretty fairly apporuoned al m M
way down the line. ko'h Ec. 4SroS
rnore Than his share. for he gamers
NJ 80 nm triple and q single. lie
mn s.ola a base and dre wa pass.
poio Grounders saw Eddie Collins
r. ~ 6rst time in 8 uniform otner
10! L. ,Le+ Of the Athletics. The blue
"a white delivery Of Comlskey Pc
sar,ss Eddie lust about as well az tht
Jyab ~ Connie Mack. Collins was no5
~ conspicuous. He handed
.o,,e,' chances. but made only one MT,
Nobodv made any complaint aoou'
that. ~. ho.rssn the two
- ras settled efectually IN me
est two innings. McHale passed
Faiscb the first man up, and buSk
Vice. sacrificed. Collins was warmly
annIsuded as he came 70 oaI. ne
drove a fv 70 centre ana pi.I.e o-ror /
npffed II. Felsch scored on the erioI
nd Collins reached second. Fournier
III a mighty smash to centre wnlcn /
rolled into Fabian's flower bed; IL wa
gond for three bases. and OF course
Man Wsrfv McHale was lifted in the second .
sfter Cicotte had doubled and Felscn /
and Weaver had singled. Cottrell came
in and had Collins for his hTst 1ppo-
nent Eddie singled to right, F0ur-
nier was hit and Roth tripled: rive
r rnrs wer. scored on this combination.
with the score at 7 70 0 1t mlgnt
he well 70 draw a veil over the rest OF |
tho game. As fourteen hits were mace
AGAINST Cottrell in his seven and Two
thirds innings. it was not hard 1or me
Sox to add six more runs 10 thelr
total. g
The only other feature worthy OF
mention was a break in an enviable
record held by Dan Boone. AFTER 60
ing along since May % without an err
Ior Boone made two in the seventh
inning on the same play. First he
fumbled and allowed the batter to
reach first. Then. TO make matters
worse, he threw badly and allowed the
runner to go on TO second.