New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-04

And there the matter rests. NO
Fit be conceded that parental ankle
ties had something 20 do with john
sons falling of. one might assume that
NeH. AZ second base. was the father
~ twins, at least. Most of the runs
.or the Yankees went through the
hands Of this infelder. who made three
errors.
Johnson was relieved after the sew
enth inning so that he might catch
train back TO Washington. In ms
haste 70 get away he left his copy OF
Dr Hollis "The Care Of Infants on
The bench. Perhaps Griff may ind
soma roints therein which Will ala
him in bringing up his college re-
cruits. =
tho most thrilling Of the season ana
sbounded in home runs. and desplSe
the fact that Caldwell pitched so az
nirablv in the second game that ne
was hit safely only three times, me
feature OF the afternoon was thing
apart from the actual held manf uHles
~ either game. Neck Altrock upset
an ancient belief Il has always been
held that a funny man can never MAKE
ANYBODY take him seriously. NICK olu'
In the second inning Altrock aoan-
5ored his usual mirth-provo man
nor and began 70 kick about strike
cov.5 IN Henry. You're blind, SIX,
sLoY-ed the comedian; at was foot
go his head" OLoughlin never
cracked q smile. Get out OF tne
game" was his eXcruciatlng comeOaTh'
The last laughs we're all win AT
rock He Chaplined his way TO cen
tire field and then ducked behlnd HehIy
Fabian's rosebush. where he renamed :
81 ,-nirg or more Now and again .
he would raise his head and peek over .
,ra fcwers 10 see whether SILK was .
looking at him. and each time the .
crowd roared. Hildeb1and, the heId
umpire. felt the oontaglon' buy
OToughlin stood up under the ordeal
without smiling. Altrock at length (
made his exit ?. c. lauRhlnglY.
There we're four home runs in the /
first game. Pipp, Boone. PecMnpaugn /
and Mcbride divided them. nose OF .
Peck and Mcbride marked crises. But
for Peck's hit the game would have |
ended in nine innings. and McBrldes
drive closed a struggle when might
have been interminable.
mere were LHO Wv HAtA N'N''-'
ton led bv a run, when Pecklnpaugh !
came 10 bat In the ninth. With the
count az and l he picked out a fast
one of Galla's and hammered II INTO
the left field bleachers. In the
eleventh Mcbride put the ball into
the same place. Johnson was then
leouisitioned as batter and finished
the game as q pitcher. He famed two
Of the three Yankees who faced him.
Gallia. however. gets credit Tor the
game.
The Senator'S took lead in the first
inning against the pitching OF war
hop. A single by Moeller. Fosters
double. Milans single ane Gandhs /
triple tipped WARRIOR of the mound. |
Carroll Brown. who succeeded him. al /
lowed the fourth run on Nef's sacrl- I
fee fy 20 Hartzell
The Yankees made the game look less I
hopeless in the fourth inning. Pipp
hit between the upper and lower tiers /.
for home run, and after Cock drew
pass Boone smashed a home run 70 /
deep centre.
Washington led now by only run, /
but tins lead was heightened In the
fifth when three runs were scored
aga!rs. Brown. Boehling's single, 1.
Noe er's sacrifice, singles by. Shanks /
and Milan, a pitched ball which mt
Cand. and an infeld out were the fac- /
toys in this scoring. 81
Cree HIT for Brown in the latter hall .
Of the nth and singled over second. /.
NeF booted Highs grounder, and ootn ,
runners were safe. Ayres replaced .
Boehhng. Peckinpaugh hunted, ana P
when Foster dropped the pitchers ,
throw for a force play the bases were
filled. Naisel forced Peck, from Men .
10 Mcbride. and Cree scored. Pipp laced /
the ball - deep centre for three bases
and home came High and Malsel. ,
Galla succeeded Ayres and McHale
took the place Of Brown, giving. way
20 Cottrell at the beginning OF the
tenth .,
When the second game began, with .
Johnson in the box. the great water /
boosted record of thirty scoreIess /
innings The string was cut IN ne .
first inning. but il was not altogether
Johnson's fault. He was Handicapped /
by the poor catching OF Henry VINO /
did lot seem able 10 hold the fast ones /
Peck beat out a hit to Neff and TOOK
second on a bad throw. Maisel hed
out. but Johnson grew wild and passed
both Pipp and Cook. Hartzell tapped /
slow bounder 70 Nef, and again ne .
threw badly. Pee inpaugh and FlpP
scored. In the third Pipp was hit ana
stole second, coming home on Hart .
cells double The fourth run was que
70 Pecks double and an error by O4h-
dill
Until the ninth the Senators had nit :
Caldwell safely just once, but IN me /
ina inning Fosters double and Milan (
single spoiled Sims shut-out.