The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-07
TENACIOUS YANKEES TAKE
STIRRING GAME FROM SOX
Tie in Ninth and Win in Thirteenth to 3, in Struggle
That Keeps Large Crowd En-
Unused Until Finish.

played his field In a way which couldn't
be bettered, hauling In flies all over the
yard and throwing out base runners. and
his hit and steal In the thirteenth In
ming placed him In position to roll home
when Cook wedged in the hit which
settled the game.
Not many pitchers are raped AZ hard
as WARRIOR was In the first inning and
come out unscarrcd as he did. The Red
Sox projected Ave Sitting drives. All
left the bat with a leap. The frst was
line fly from Hooper to High, the
second was a line safety by Wagner,
the third was a liner from Speaker to
High. the fourth was, a single by Lewis.
the fifth was grounder, Hobby TO
Puppy. wagner's hit was trapped by
Cook. Mullaney so ruled, and he was
right. but n mere trinc Of that sort
didn't prevent the fans from roaring
with Indignation Being mistaken
doesn't lessen fans Indignation any.
Ruth put a long and lofty home rim
into the upper grand stand In tire third
inning He was the hrst man up ard
after setting down Hooper on a pop fly
warhop passed two men. One. Wagner,
was out stealing: the other. Speaker.
tried 20 go to third on Lew!s's single to
High. That trim workman threw him
out.
but no hits helped. Heinie Wagner
fused with a hopper from Cook The
bound fooled him Doc stole TO Middle
burg. went to third when McSally made
a bad throw on Boone and scored on
Nunamakers force of Tire energetic
Daul.
In the seventh Carrigan doubled and
was batted home by Wagner. In the
eighth Lewis doubled and WAS hatted
-. ala Aae Ad
Warhop's underhand pitching for a two
bagger Scott was ambitious and tried
for a three Dagger. The watchful High
loosed a throw 10 Malsel which cut him
down. Good thing IL did. for Mentally
sent fiy out to Doc Cook which would
have scored Scott.
Maisel Tailed in the eighth because
the Red Sox couldn't stop New York's
stealing. also because Ma!sel made a
hit The hit was a lucky bounder over
Wagner. Maisel stole second, went on
to third on Carrigan's poor throw and
came In on Hartzelrs out from short
TO frst. Ruth hit cook In the ninth.
and Cook vacated first in successful
effort to steal second. Roone's two
hagger which brought him In was a
whis,ling liner to right centre
In the eleventh inning. which pulsated
with critical moments. two men on each
were lelN bdsts. lIeu maze
bad throw Of tap by Scott. but struck
out McNally. Henriksen singled and
Peh cleaned up the side by tanning
Ruth and Hooper. Pipp singled In New
lork's eleventh. hut Ruth steadied at
once. Cook struck out Peckinpaugh
grounded tepidly TO the pitcher. Boone,
having developed into a batting colossus
an eat EN- alive with the wood. Ruth
passed him purposely. Nunamaker flied
20 Hooper
Pleh looked like wicked dragon to
the Red SoN after he famed three OF
them In the eleventh. They didn't reach
first base In the last two innings. The
Yankees didn't In the twelfth. but In
the thirteenth High singled to centre.
stole second after Pipp had famed and
when Cook singled over Wagner and
the ball wasn't clearly handled By
Hooper High came to the plate standing
ny. The score: