New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-15
Nary a Run Does New YORK
Gather from Shoots and
Curves of Walter
pIPp AND SWEENEY
ALONE MAKE HITS
Little Jack Warhop, on Othe'
Hand, Is Pummelled for
Eleven Safeties.
,By Telegraph to The Tribune

N
L,ou'n smile Of Wild Bill Donovan Is
snnnrentlv impervious TO the Weiss
~. ~ baseball. II beamed across ms
FEATURES tonight as broad as ever, a..
,bou0h he saw his Yankees spPest %
ia. IN the hands of the Washlhy-
ins se1ators and meet defeat IN tne
a,Jng game Of the series mere thls
sEarnoor The score was ! 10 " anu
Ire Yankees we're repulsed at e'ei'
turn. s4 IN one side
81. cares Of the nation for the G"S'
snd. accompanied by his secrelaI!' T. NJ
Tn1nltv. Secretary Lane, OF the Dv
nsrtment Of the Interior; SecI r',.a,.;.
hsniels. Of the Navy, and oecIe'"ay
harrison. Of War, was. on hsru - e.,
homage to King Baseball. Inc i' Fa--
snce OF the great monarch VIZ W1I,;am
rasching. for even SecreIal! 80 Of.
Jennings Bryan, who does nOl " t'"
tend baseball games, was ie.ooodert
Following time honoreu tbe frst
President Wilson threw our ;~ and
III ~ Buly Evans, the umpire, anu
oSa,sIIv opened the season OF 1912 1,:i ~
Measure TO relate that MI VI
80 am was strong, and ms ann ~
a. cot of a perfect peg, and the crow wa
Iarad It's approval when the ullP,.o
rosTeo Us o "gP latch. Evans. in due
H Iaue .oiaved the ball TO Walter Johh-
son. and the game was on
Johnson Still an Idol.
I, may be safe to say that the DE-
If "unnopularity" through Whlch yo, w.
con nassed when he coyly lunlptu. ~ .o
bonds of Senatorial serVltuoe' ~ hart is
with eoual sangfroid leapeu 80 nTorv
over. me fans hung. upon HIS rnoye
move and cheered. Ana e''''
was a picture. noror more
The blond Kansan was he.e. nv Of
effective. Gone was ever! Eiob bar-
tbc sore arm and shoulder WhICu L. n%
III Gis hold on undisputed Pl,chlnef
'.'.,,,ac,, last summer. "al'ei S'"O
iaatLcr vhistling and winning w
tn' nlate with binding speed anu
A;ro break that dehej the aHt
ard lodged the swing OF al S e,.oo ,"
10 IF Walter Pipp and IA I"eeiiGS'
'"g TLoso athletes will leave the eI.pli
~ of The box score 10 posterlty s anu
Pi"es ,h. mention them in their Wis;
~ +bev alone achieved saietles' e. ~
p;rdio Cree is not without hVWryJi;,,os
nniv a remarkable eaten ny 10.
Tnbbed him of a double at ieaSt tho
time when two men were o" U''0
fifth frame. cD.-;aor+ Wilson was
hailed by the spectators. w ,,.os ever
,o+,,rnino Roman cOnquerOr va On
IV'u.' ~, ,aS7,allv received, When nc 81.
ad 40 feld and made his way "
tbe Marine Band playeu ny
G s.S Snangled Banner" WITH tne n.S'
dirs of the anthem the cTo"u Iooe'
S.Ialm orod All was still for mo.
uhcoNei h't v.hen the chief executive
meh'' ;D D mighty cheer AROSE;
T TSs Touched. Mr.. Wilson smiieu ana
uoTeSI Nv clark Griffith, the players
,: Leu IN front of the Presidentlai, pok'
I.u u ~ tbev presented baseball pa'
"nSgig LoH 10 Mr.. Wilson. 1t vas m
ocribed with the name o. hiS! Tbo
Soyro the Presidents grandson; .;s.L
President shook hands WIN w. his his
snd Walter Johnson, sho"eltF59 sna-
GOOD wisho. for a most success -
Son upon them and the team. -, hind
SUI Tho weather man was never III hlnu,
me bright sun smiled from
nioar blue sky, and the Wlnu Wa
cieal 'euro,,,b to temper the heat IL
80 no sort Of day that bali plaEeis
80 Cor the muscles lmbered qulehll
0,orcoa+s were an membranes anu
~ night have been pardoneo IoI
ome INC the season by wearing s'ra"
nat.
WARRIOR As Sacrifice
Little Jack WARRIOR feels certain inat
ne is the victim Of hlgh grace yIilA;:
On him was conferred the hohor Vl
pitching the first game, bu VINO wants
Inc honor e opposing Johnson
few mean minded men may sa! ina
lack did not really oppose ne SPe1u
King. and will point to the pGN sCoIF
Nl'i -, ONT their contention. Truth 4
s;storv demands the admission that
tack,s performance will never go dow
~ tho annals Of the game as a classic
NM il IS a bit early for most pItchers
~ nrove their worth beyond the shadow
Of argument Ill hin, Tor
eleven hits. including a clean doloIe
Inv Eddie Ainsmith and a fly by Nor
os, which Cook grossly msJudgeu
md which rolled TO the fence lor a
\ rrinle Since three men were on inc
N lines al this most suspicious moment
n Worgan shone IN the role of clean, up
man lions" gave four bases on Dails'
nd his support was none TOO STEADY
All in all. the little fireman was IN
more or less of predicament through
There was no lack Of thrills, so far
s. foldinr was concerned, despite the
Srrors that crept in. Birdie Cree roved
sbo,,t i'm centre field, crushing the lie
out Of no fewer than five prospective
hits while Hughie High, his compan-
ION in arms, made the most OF four OF
his FIVE opportunities. Not the least
attractive play Of the game was a