The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27

Philadelphia in Washington.
81. Louie In Detroit.
Cleveland in Chicago.
Out Of the battle smoke OF a day OF |
terrible carnage I'm the cool shade Of /
Coogan's Bluff Bill Donovan's Yankees |
emerged victorious yesterday over the !
Senators by score OF to =. This tri- /
umph not only intrenched the Donovan I
ties quite firmly in second place. but /
gave than the long end of two straight !
series. only three Of which have been |
played so far. II evened the count with |
Washington. which had taken in like |
fashion two out of three, the opening !
series. in the Capital City
The day was eventful in several ways. |
As early as the preliminary practice
Birdie Cree had his physiognomy altered |
by thrown ball In such fashion that he
will he on the sidellnes for several weeks |
10 come Brides nose was sadly frac-
tured-spread halfway over his face TO
be exact. Later on during the full fury
Of the game Chick Gandil OF the visitors
In going after mean foul threw his
knee out of Joint. This entertained the
spectators and umpires several minutes
while the players applied first aid. A
tug Of war got the refractory joint back
where 1t belonged without further incon-
tenience than the wait Gandil's trick
socket gave Nick Altrock an opportunity
around the initial bag while the tug OF
war waxed warm
Little Birdie Cree gave way TO Paddy
Baumann in centre field. Jutging from
what he showed yesterday Patrick should
do very nicely in the centre pasture till
Crees proboscis mends. Paddy not only
inquired prominently in the days disaster
10 Washington, but Joshed Catcher WILL
Jams SO hard that this young man lost
ms mead on divers occasions and threat
Jened to clean IN on the whole Yankee
OUTFIT. Umpire Billy Evans hatted about
] 900 in the peace making competition.
Baumann Is likely TO he hard fellow
10 pry loose from a job now that he
has broken in. He is a fighter though
not extensively So In the third inning,
when New York was overcoming Wash
ington's early lead, Paddy pushed Will
iams out OF the way at the home plate
NO play was possible on the runner and
Williams was trying TO usurp advan-
tages 10 which he was not entitled The
gentle jolt of Paddy was innocent
enough in itself. but the resent.
ment II called from Williams whipped
mp spirit OF rivalry that bore fruit for
New York later on. Donovan's men
fought for every point thereafter They
seemed to take delight in showing up
the Senators. Baumann's be.ligerence
acted as a whip and spur
TO victory over such we'll re-
Earded team as Washington should cover
a multitude Of sins. But in eXtolling
the Yankee virtues several glaring faults
should not be excused. on several oc-
casions the base running was faulty
on several others the coaching was too
bad TO he disreEardeds I, just so hap
pened that as the game turned out mis-
takes that might have been disastrous
got by without undue challenge.
Lutte Boone was guilty of a sordid
lapse in the second inning, where two
masses and hit batsman by BoehlinG
filed the bases with one out. He raced
hlindly 10 second on an easy ny To Nor
gan an intield rs, and was doubled for
the third out, Charlie Mullen. coaching
ut third. sent ppp home on q fatal try
for a homer in the third. II is true
that IT took smart and accurate fielding
20 head the big first baseman, whose
terrific drive cleared populated bases
Eut il was nevertheless bad base
ball in view OF the fact that only one
was out a the time, to nirt with chance
The most cdifving feature OF New
Works victory was the manner in which
tho left handed hatters fell upon south
paw Joe Rnehling, youth who il sup
POSED 10 rank among the top notchers
OF the fork hand servers. Pipp's near
home run that drove IN three walters
would have won the game, Later, with
two on the paths, old Doc Cook shot a
circuit smash through Acosta rlpp
and Cook between them accounted for
half dozen runs.
Ray Fisher had the measure OF
Washington from the start. though n
lucky swat 10y Boehling in the third
inning complicated his case for few
RophliDn milling from
curve caught il on the end of his
bat in such n manner ms to loft tail
loop into the right grand stand This
home run. which scored Mcbride. was
the only damaging punch of Washing
toms offence. Fisher was well sup
ported Twice double plays killed IN
hits that opened innings, Yet he al
ways was doing his share, for In four
different rounds he turned hack Grit
tths lads IN succession.
In the third inning only did the Yer
nonter falter, McBrides second sin
-: came with one out. Then fell Roeh-
Ings loop into the stand, Boone threw
out Acosta, Foster singled and stole
second Milan walked But Williams
ended the rally with An easy offering to
the box
New York settled the game in It's
mrs half Fisher struck mighty blow
in lAi own cause, a double that whis-
NED past rrcdd'c Foster an inch or
two fair Maiscl scratched hIt IN
Mcbride and stole tho midway Hart
gel whitfield, hut Baumann walked, nj.
inE 'hr basel Here pipp smashed ~
the centre hold fence He lost a home
run because oi tho accurate RELAYS nj
Mcbride and Foster
New York should have had more thar
one IN me sixth Cook singled with on,
out and Peck!npaugh walked. Boon,