The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-13
YANKS BEAT THEMSELVES
BY HEADLESS
Mullen Coaches Cree to Make Impossible Try for Plate
in Ninth and Birdie Obeys, Spelling
Chance to Tie Cleveland.

cylinder EAR: Colonel and Captain
should stalk the midget to "A self
starter.
Willie cracked a double on WARRIOR on
the first shot. and Evans sacrificed. The
first run fell on Chapnan'e Ions fly to
High Joe jackson helped to cook the
goose In the third. Two were down
when Chapman singled to left. Jackson
walloped one OF Warhop's underhand
slants into the upper tier in right field.
Two likewise We're out in the fourth
when calamity took WARRIOR by the nape
Of the neck and set him right where he
belonged-under the shower bath. Smith
opened this fourth with a clean hit TO
left. He hung around Tipp while Namby
famed and Egan popped to Peck. Then
he decided it was about time to steal.
1t proved a mighty good guess. Alex
ander evidently thought the runner was
stuck on ripp's corner. Pitcher Walker
helped himself to "A base hit that aug
mented the score in his favor. Doc Cook
then mixed things up generally by muf-
hng Wilie's fly. alike scored from
third on E.vans's single. and the latter
raced 10 second on Highs throw home.
WARRIOR was taken out after he hlled
the bases with q walk for chapman.
Maisel threw out Jackson for Shawkey.
II took Shawkey more h an In
ming to settle. and In that tine CleNe-
land improved its gains. Bob passed
kirke. to start the nth. Smith oubled
/ Wambssanss popped to Peck, but Egan
walked. hlling the bases. For the second
time Walker produced a pinch blow Tor
"A counter. Boone pulled Shawkey out
vi a hole by tagging Walker on the line
and doubling Willie at first.
, Evans opened the sixth with an inteld
hit. only TO be caught mapping. Chap
man famed. Jackson scratched a hit To
| Ma!sel, bu, got no further than third on
| kirke's double to left. Smiths popup
! left the two runners Shawkey WhlHed
Wamby and Walker in the seventh
Egan rolled to Boone. Bill Donovan
| pitched the last two nning well. lie
struck out Evans and Chapman In the
eighth and X rke in the ninth. smiths
second double came with w out in the
ninth, hut Wamhsganss fouled high to
: Alexander.
Walker got by for six innings with
practice pitching. His hook wouldnt re-
spond n he depend, Il entirely on speed
He was inclined To wtldness, mug tne
Yankees refused to walt him out. III
each OF the first three innings the ms,
man arrived safely. but nothing came oi
it. A great throw by Jackson cut down
Peck trying to stretch "A single ana
blocked New Works bid for some runs,
II looked as II the steam roller was
about to get under way in the seventh
Cook walked and scored on HartzelGs
= double to right. Boone walked too. nut
Alexander forced him. Caldwell was
sent In to bat for ~Shawkey. He Med
high 10 kirke. AleXander meanwhile
raced blindly away past second and was
: double easily.
Highs double. that opened the elghth,
put the Yankees on the highway 10 three
, runs and "A good fighting chance. ieck
popped to Egan. Maisel singled to right
, and when Jackson fumbled High raced
home. Pipp beat IA slow roller to Chap
, man, who threw pat Kirke In his hurry
The error put Maisel on third and Pipr
on second. Fritz scored and Pipp took
third while W~ambsganss was tossing out
! Cook. Hartzell drew a pass. Boone
singled to right. scoring Pipp. Harstad
here relieved Walker and struck "u'
Alexander.
That was the end OF IL so far as scor-
ing goes. And il wouldn't have been n
bad md either II the fans had been
spared from the miserable exhibition OF
New YC,k's ninth The score