New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
Series Even When Tele-
graph Operator Shows
Superlative Class.
RALLY STARTED BY
MAISEL IN SEVENTH
Indians Get Only Five Hits, and
Four Men Strike Out--Morton
Blows Up Early.

Cleveland. July 1o-Unwilling 10
lose second game here, Bill Donovan
sent Ray Caldwell against the Cleve-
land Indians. and the Yankees oyonod
up the series by winning at to O.
Morton was chosen to defend the plate
against the invaders. At the begin
ming Of the year this young right
handler was one Of the sensations Of the
league. He was q sensation this after
noon for six innings, holding the Yam
KEGS scoreless and waging a pretty
pitching duel with Caldwell, but the
Yankees got TO him for q pair Of runs
in the seventh. and they scored two
more Against Jones after q pinch hit
ter had taken the place Of Morton in
the fourth.
Maisel and Pipp put their team into
q winning stride in the seventh. Maisel
began the rally with single, and flpp
added the finishing touch by hitting
for three bases.
Caldwell seemed 10 be pitching bet
ter than in any other game he has
plavcd this season. HIS curve Dali was
unjer great control and he cut the
corners Of the plate at will More than
that, he had "a fast ball when he needed
il. and il zinped across the plate IN q
manner 20 compel respect. Caldwell
allowed five hits and struck out four
men. He passed five batters.
Ray did his best pitching IN the
ninth. In that inning Cleveland hlIed
the bases. with only one out. Caldwell
b. - l|DPnDffEe SIHnLS
and famed Smith and Itrbare.
Smith for Cleveland tripled TO left
in the second inning, with one out but
could not score. Barbara lined 10
Peckinpaueh and Maisel threw out
O'NeiU Graney began the fourth with
a single. but was out when he tned 10
go al the way TO third on a sacrihce
HarrzeH smashed out a long drive,
which might have made scoring pos
sible for the Yankees, IN the NTH, hut
Smith foiled him with sensational
catch Naisel began the seventh with a
sinoie mast Chapman. Pipp drove 70
deem centre for three bases, scoring
Maisel High kept up the attack with
a single TO left. Hartzell sacrificed, but
Roone flied. Smith and High were
doubled up when he tried TO reach
third.
The Yankees needed all their best
defensive skill TO hold their lead IN
the last half Of the seventh. Graney
walked and Kirke sent him TO second
with a single TO centre. Chapman Int
TO Peckinpaugh and a rapid fire double
plav followed. Graney reached thrd
while the play was in progress. Boone
kept him from getting home by making
a great catch Of Smiths fly IN short
right. .-,..
Fschen batted for Morton, and Jones
took his place. The new pitcher was
greeted boisterously. Peck was safe on
an error by Hammond. Maisel singled
to right, sending Peck to third, and
when Smith made a bad throw to Bar
bare Peck scored and Maisel reached
second. Maisel took third on a wild
pitch.
Pipp followed with his second long
hit Of the afternoon, q drive against
the right field fence He was able TO
take only one base. as the ball bounded
back into the hands Of Smith.
In the latter half Of the ninth Ham
mond singled. but was forced by era
new. Kirke doubled, sending Graney to
third. and Chapman walked, filing the
bases. Caldwell famed the next two
batters. Less than four thousand per-
sons saw the game.