The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-14

DETROIT. July l3.-The casualty list
Of the Yankees for this long afternoon
at the Detroit ball park consists Of one
ball game and two regular inielders.
The ball game which was lost was the
front end of a double header with the
Tigers and the players lost temporarily
are First Baseman Walter Pipp and
shortstop Roger Peckinpaugh. After
dropping the opening number by a score
Of 3 to .. the Yanks came back and
mauled Ave Detroit pitchers, winning by
a score of 10 to s.
Pipp's injury is a wrenched ankle. sus-
tanned in the third inning OF the second
game. when he slid into first base trying
to beat out "A slow roller to Burns. An
error by Oldham at first gave Pbp the
verdict in the race with the ball. but
he travelled no further. He was suffer-
Ing such pain that he could not stand
on the injured member and he was car
ried to the bench by other New York
players. Later he was able tn limp to
the clubhouse. II was doubtful to-
night how long the accident would keep
him from playing.
Peckinpaugh. who trained his back
slightly d~uringrhe recent series at Cleve-
land, aggravated the trouble in the first
game to-day and he was unable to take
part in the second contest. This broke
n long string Of steady service by the
Yankee shortstop. who had not missed
an inning in a championship game since
the summer of 1913.
The two games played to-day repre-
scented the extremes OF baseball. espe-
cially On the part of the Yankees. In
the opener they tried in vain for nine
innings to solve the curves OF Giant
Killer Coveleskie and not until the sup
port cracked were they able TO score,
In the second game they hit all kinds
of pitching and scored frequently.
Coveleskie allowed one hit in seven
minis of the opener. and in the Eighth
two errors, a hit by Boone and an out
nut runner on second and third.
Charley Mullen. pinch hitting for Jack
WARRIOR. cracked a single to left and
chased home the two runs. This was
the end OF the New York scoring. though
the Yanks threatened in the ninth "a
tie the score. Maisel reached second
on his single and a sacrifice. but Cree
died on a circus catch By Veach and
Hartzell famed.
The Tigers got after Warrior hard
for three innings. hui, got ONLY three
runs on a collection OF three singles. two
doubles, a triple, a home run. three
pa Rses and n hit batsman. After this
third Warrior frightened and there wa
No more scoring. After Warrior had
heen retired nv the plnch hitter rou,s
I'M the arst half of the eighth RiIl bono.
van went TO the mound while thousand,
of admirers gave him an ovation OnI,
ehrea Tigers faced Bill and two of IN,
three went down on strikes. During IN.
second game Donovan warmed IN ag.t,
IN the seventh inning when danga
,hreatened hut he did no, havs IN com.
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piavers changed often in tho s.oo,a
cement which marLed III. IaiE
dsbut 81 King cole on tho mound Tor
,he yanks. The oneration nerformed
nm, Cole the day before tho sea.on
onened ken, him on the bosni,ai lie,
until to-day. when he asked Donovan
for n chance to perform. The Kinp
scemed TO have considerable speed, but
his long layor had affected his control
and he was continually in trouble dur.
ing two busy innings. Donovan called
cole TO the bench in the second with
two out and the bases filed, Bob
Shawkey kim his place. The selec-
ton OF the former Athletic proved a
winning one for Donovan.
Shawkey not only pitched winning
the Yanks TO their victory. Five runs