New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-20

- one night have been OBJ
-, the sc, Of tossing his hat
Tvoss like SIS not was beating
-, refrain on the back Of num-
s,., while FOUR advised the bat
. moose q fence and make a
g,-,rd. Yale and Princeton came
~, last week without inspiring
....;o, Of tho enthusiasm which
,,ops,d By the hirelings Of New
- and Cleveland The noise was
80 into no set channel Of precise
L. ana rshs. Ia fact, when Lutte
~. ,riei to lead a cheer he was put
4 u. coaching lines.
4 =, twenty-five thousand needed no
4 40. A guiding armbeat is for con-
l.. enthusiasts. The horde Of yes
/ "a, vas a citlzenry trained in root
!, Many an "Oh, you, Peck" Hit
,-.s and cover ne fence" was
- n make up the volume Of sound
- Neat sgains. Coogan'S Bluff yes
80, for four and one-half hours.
~. wss no rest for the rooters,
70 n almost every inning history was
ts making and the teams were
w, isr apart The first game went
4 !. rpjpgs before the Yankees could
"a victory and it their seventh
\ ught
M rsme would have ended earlier
r.. Ia. happily but for Peckinpau. n.
4 h vsrs out in the ninth inning when
4 I, -,5e q three-5ase hit which sent
~ Of runners home and tied the
-g Peekinpaugh did his best 10
!. Ne second game also, but his two
4 au N, and bis home run were not
e,.Ef 70 bolster up the pitching Of
inv NeHale. At that, the Yankees
-,is3 only one run behind and q
ne in the ninth would have brought
e.y The afternoon might have
y, ynoulded nearer TO a fans de-
IT, b., rot very much.
he Cleveland Indians are usually
wnls1 folk. but they succeeded yes
Ely il putting Doc Cook out Of the
a-s With an injured knee Cook as
IN II sliding 20 third base in the
.T irning Of the second game. BY a
g-..u comb -tion Of circumstances
i Eis Ben Egan. the Cleveland catcher,
n made the put-out al third, and he
". bis safeguards a little roughly.
ige Daley took the place OF Cook,
C. this substitution may have cost
q Yankees the game. for Pete lost
usnl opportunities 70 drive home
- Cree would seem TO have been
. y logical man, but be was saved TO
Eua pinch hitter, and IN that role
y made good. In fact, he hit safely
~ the two occasions he was called
Il turing the afternoon. He now has
! HsOId Of three consecutive pinch
Eglss
Lsis Boone was out Of the game on
rogn, Of a disabled shoulder and
.,sysn's doubly hyphenated substi-
* Paddy Baumann, was sent TO sec
@. Paddy hit with great force, but
Z aippsd up in defence play once or
ne in manner quite unlike Lutte.
Although the chief credit for win
~ he first game must so 20 Roger
:t;napaugh, Dominick Margo and Ed
.c1t's Great Dane Mike should not
sifeeogniZed. Dominick holds a
SiiSs place in big league baseball.
ana pinch mascot.
sles Shiels, who was regularly elect
By the baseball writer's of New
,,at Is still the mascot-in-chief, but
NaAiek and the Great Dane have
=, called in 70 help out during dou-
I leaders and other arduous occa-
,',i and so far they have given salts
aeon.
i,y Fisher began the first game for
ihkees, but the victory will go 10
Aesting in the records, as he
Siea the tenth inning, after a pinch
- had been used for Fisher in
anita. Willie Mitchell and Jones
~ he moundmen for Cleveland.
'Enhpaugh showed promise early in
aE and he scored the first run Il
pne FOR the Yankees in the third
~ A double 20 left was his con-
-.aon, and MaIsel brought him
~. NE plate with a single 20 cen
!afuer's single, Chapman's sacrl-
see JaekSon's three-bagger and
S-ps sacrifice fy 70 right gave
.s.aha two runs and the lead IN the
"a inning
/ !. egnsn's home run into the left
aeaehers enabled the Indians 70
s~th their lead in the sixth. The
~ scored once in the same inning
sas triple 20 left centre and Pad
s1nan2's clean drive 10 centre for
- Siter Chapman had been passed
4 :. AMIN, he stole second and third,
y, sue nome when Graney singled 70
:. - ne Yankees went into the ninth
So runs behind. BaLmann,
= S Ish up, singled 20 left. Cree hit
s,. Ssaanaker and singled, sending
ss.SssL 70 second. Ray Caldwell
( !, ~ 20 Fisher, but struck out. Chap
Z ~ made a beautiful play TO first
y, Va . Slow gTounder, while the run
"a ;. ,s "a up. Peck.npaugh drove TO
=, ssa''e for three bases, and the
"a ued. Maisel flied TO left.
49,, vas safe on an infeld hit 70
"a, "a the tentn, and High laid
ie,.S successful bunt. hartzeil also
n -, saa when Jones made a belated
{ iay o. throw 70 third for a force
ca, pp carried the winning run
BY second game both sides seoI d
sss sosrth lining Grauey got a
+ a. ~ -a Tor Cleveland, while Maisel
"a way around for the Yankees
+ IA ~ steal and a wild pitch, on
ss,s ~s little speed marvel took two
Z ~ sagh lifted a home run into
y n, va bleaehers in the sixth and
Il b, Yankees one 20 the good, but
Va y vas wiped out in the eighth,
I'D, ne Indians walloped McHale
IA =. The rally included hits by
saR,,slher, Chapman and Jackson
\, Ian, who had begun the game
'ey.ss I,sps, Was lifted in favor OF
sa oet The Yankees batted him
= soIsls. eoI in the eighth, and Nor
avg The game. Peck's double,