New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-17


fourth inning and i turned out that 1t
wasn't strong enough. Murphy vas
the first man w and he drew a base on
balls. John Collins tried 20 bunt and
popped a foul 20 young Alfred Walters.
Donovan's new catcher Of whom more
anon. Eddie Collins whanged the bal:
up against the gate in right centre for
a home run, scoring Murphy ahead Of
him.
We'll" said n city salesman to a
buver from Pond Creek, Okla. "whatit
tell YOU. hey? Whatit I tell you?
These Yanks are somepin' fierce
Joe jackson waited, walked, and stole
second. Happy Felsch also walked
Lena Blackburne. who seems TO view
the world with less alarm since Jacques
Fourier lost his job as regular
(Jacoues, you remember, used to kiss
Lena for good luck just before Jacques
went 10 bait, Lena, we were saying,
singled 10 centre. Jackson tried TO
score from second and Miller, the new
Yankee centre fielder, made the first
good throw Of his major league career
and slew Jackson at the plate.
Felsch reached third and Blackburne
Second on the throw. Peter Johns, late
Of the Columbus American Association
club. came up with two men out and
drove the ball heavily TO centre. Miller
wheeled and sped after II, making
saucy one-hand catch, spelling three
base hit and ending the inning 1t was
Niller's round.
The Yankees seemed TO be all done
when the eighth opened. Caldwel!
struck out for Shawkey, but 10! Malsel
clipped a fly 70 right that was barely
inside the foul line and made two bases
on it, Peckinpaugh drove one down
the left field line for a couple more
bases. scoring Maisel. J. Collins made
q fine catch Of Pipp's drive. Baumann
singled TO left and Peckinpaugh scored
from second. trampling upon Schaik
who stood sprawled out, blocking the
plate. waiting for J. Collins's throw.
The fans went wild, both Of them,
for the score was tied. Schalk also
was wild. for his trousers had been
ripped at the knee, exposing his nom
soft qui nal pense.
A call for assistance was sent out
and MAYER came running with safety
pins and repaired the breach IN ne
hreeches. Donovan made loud out
cry because Schalk blocked Peckin-
paurh from the plate, but since Peck
had scored. and Schalk had been wei
cut up. right seemed to have prevailed
and Donovan's kick was unnecessary.
Baumann had taken second whlle
Peckinpaugh was stepping upon Schalk
and Baumann scored from second on
HartzelPs single TO right II was the
winning run. Clarence Rowland de-
cidcd he had seen enough Of Eddie
Cicotte. and Reb Russell came IN 10
loft hand a bit in an effort TO put out
the third man. Trying strategy, Dono-
van put in Cree. a RICH handed batter,
70 hit for Cook. Cree popped foul
TO Schalk.
One Of the most satisfying features
Of the game was the performance OF
Alfred Walters. who came TO the Yam
KEGS from Saskatoon. b. c., via Waco,
Texas. Walters let Eddie Collins and
Joe Jackson steal bases, but he threw
out Collins at third once and another
q NE caught him trying to steal second.
Ard Walters was the star IN the neat
est play OF the afternoon.
Johns started the third with a single
20 centre. Schalk lined TO Baumann,
who threw TO Pip IN an attempt 20
double Johns off first. The ball es-
caped from Pipp and rolled toward the
stand as Johns sprnted for second.
out OF the ground behind first base
Walters seemed TO spring. He snagged
the ball and shot it 10 second. Peck
inpaugh made a good catch and Johns
was out.
King Cole. who has been under sus-
pension for several weeks. returned TO
work yesterday. and pitched the last
inning for the Yankees. Only three
men faced him.