New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07

Dutch Leonard followed him. It
looked for a time as If he might las.
Tor he gave a base on balls 70 Bau-
mann I'm the second inning. However,
Leonard couldn't stand the pace. I'm
ths third he weakened and made Millcr
foul out. then famed Schwert ana
Mogridgc in quick succession. Carr .
gan promptly elected Leonard.
Joe Wood pitched the fourth, fifth
and sixth innings. IIc allowed hit IT,
each Of his FIRST :vo innings. and
seemed 70 be settling himself 70 finish
tho game. but when 10 famed two in
the sixth his days work was done
Carl MAYS was the last pitcher tried.
Tc WAS satisfied 10 strike out only o u"
Yankee an inning. and held ON until
th contest was over.
These four Red Sov pitchers allowed
OIL three hits and famed twelve Na1-
BE-, batters Which is the main reason
why Donovan men were never near
the plate.
Norridcc and Russell. two OF Dom
van. best recruits. shared the WORK IN
the opener Each was responsible for
run. Mogridce rot himself into
trouble Boo the fourth with q base Jn
balls 70 Scott Speaker singled 20 lel'
and Gamer flied 20 High. Lewis shot
double down the Def: field line, AMI
Scott came home.
4 base on balls also started the SoN
on the way 20 their other score. Rus.
sell passed Gamer in the seventh
LOWS forced Gamer. took second on
Wild pitch and scored on Barry's single
20 left
The Red Soy were looking a good
deal better after their days rest. Ho"
cver. IN this series they have not i'm
pressed the checkers with thelr biting
power. Carrican's men made only SIX
blows of Russell and Mogridge IN the
first game To the second Dan Triple
held them hltless for five innings.
They freed their pent-up power in the
last four innings. however. and made
nine hits and four runs. Triple worked
30 hard in the first FIVE innings that he
he'd nothing left for the finish.
Carrigan turned the first game into
pitching practice. and IL was expected
that he would parade his entire string
before the day was over. But i'm the
second battle he put in Ruth and left
him there Five hits Babe allowed.
Ruth Is the young pitcher who has
sent two home runs into the right field
stand here this season. Yesterday he
hit about the longest foul that ever
WAS knocked. By twenty feet Il missed
being fair. but II hit amidships one OF
the fagpoles on top the right teld
stand. II the pole had not been in the
way the ball would have passed over
the stadium.
He wasn't hitting mp 20 his usua.
Polo Grounds mark yesterday. two
base hit was the best he could deliver.
The Red Sox began scoring on Triple
in the sixth. 4 base on balls TO Ruin,
wild throw .r an edor; 90 catch nlm
of first and Speakers double brought
i'm q run. All tho runs the Red SoN
made came after two men we're out.
IN the seventh. with two out, Barry
singled TO left. Thomas was safe on
Peekinpaugh's error. Ruth doubled TO
right. scoring Barry and Thomas.
In the eighth lioblitzell singled 70
centre and tried 20 make third or Gard
ner's single in the same direction. Hen
dryx threw toward Boone and hit Gard
ncr, who was safe at third. as the Da!I
bounded 20 the Boston bench.
The Yankees stood around, wonder
snc II some Of the Red Sox wouldn't
throw the ball back. Eventually IT be
came apparent 20 the Yankees that no
aid could be expected from the SoH, ana
Alexander decided he would have 20 go
q, er and get the ball himself. When
be recovered 10 he found. TO his dIsmay,
that Hobiitzell had scored and Har0nef
had taken third. Gardner oled there
however. for Barry made the third out.
The only time the Yankees punched
hits on Ruth was IN the eighth. After
Hugh struck out, Pcckinpaugh singled
10 left. Boone fouled out and Mullen
took base on balls. Iris Speaker s
second sight wasn't working on Paddy
Raumsnn, who sent a long fly Tar 20
Speaker left for two bases, scoring
peckinpaugh and Mullen. HendryN
grounded 20 Barry. ending the inning.
Carrigan had opened the eighth inn
ing with his all-left-handed outheid
Shorten. Speaker and Henriksen in
sction. and 10 looked as If be might
have jinxed himself when the Yankee
continued their attack 30 the ninth.
Miller singled 20 short and took second
on Janvrin's wide throw. \ wild pitch
put him on third. with nobody out and
two runs needed 20 tie.
Ruth settled and famed Alexander,
but passed Nunamaker. who batted for
Triple. Speaker came tearing IN and
caught Highs short fy. so astonishing
Miller that he didn't Try 20 score after
the catch. Peekinpaugh grounded out,
ending the game.
Today game will begin A. 2:45
p m, a. some Of the members OF the
Red Sox party want 10 leave for Phila-
oeiphis a. 6 o'clock. The main squad
will embark az o'clock tonight
Carrigan will use about all the play.