New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11


What with school and Vera Cruz ana
the order from Secretary Daniels 10
finish up the rum, the men OF the navy
have had pretty busy year OF H.. As
IKE as not tho>e papers ON we .i i..-."
coast and other remote foreign parts
never carried line about the sc.!ihg
Of the Yankees and the coming OF
Wild Bill Donovan.
Maybe the sailors had the idea that
the Yankees were Suu just the IAN
KEGS At any rate, not very many men
from the feet accepted the invitation
20 see the game. There were not more
than 600 or 200 Of them al me most.
II anybody connected with the gov
eminent o. tins municipality mas h.Ny"
the keys OF the CITY or anything me
that 10 these visitors he ought 20 50
around and do something ABOUT H.
What little roofing the sailors dld was
all in favor Of Boston.
There doesn't seem 20 be much JUS
tice in that. Nobody can deny that the
Hub has an excellent public library,
but the fact remains that the town also
possesses an II O'Clock closing law.
There wasn't much personal liberty
in the fame. either George Foster. the
Boston pitcher, attended 20 that. ne
last time Foster played here he Tell OH
Mount Fabian and was lncapac.ta'ed Tor
several months. There were uineS \eS-
terdav when II seemed as If the Yam
kees might push HIM OIL the pitching
mountain. but they never coulC quite
ACCOMPLISH IL.
Foster was a tautalizer. He passed
eight batters and there were great
many opportunities for run maklng'
but not a Yankee reached the plate
until the ninth inning. Most OF me 0p-
portunitics offered were missed by
Nunamakcr. Three times he came 10
bat with runners on second ana tnIId'
but each time the inning ended with
the runners just where they We're "heA
Nunomaker started 90 hrandlsa ms pat
The most disappointing inning TOT
the local rooters was the eighth. Hlgh
began IL with a double 20 left and Plpp
and Cook walked. Pecknpaugh raped
the ball sharply, but u bounded
straight into the hands OF Nc-\a4IN.
and a double play from the plate 10
first base followed. NunamaheF 'heh
failed for the third time. sweeney
name was favorably mentioned by some
Of the fans IN voices LOUD enough 10
reach the ears OF Donovan.
Marty Mchale pllcnea one o. hiS
steady, conservative games. marty
arm. like his voice. may have 10 great
range. DA~ mas A4+N-~ t'NN'---c
quality.
The game marked the last appear
ance Of the Yankees here Tor some
time. The team left Immediately after
the game for Cleveland. and viii see
3 lot Of the West before II returns.
Bill Donovan said that he expected
the Journey would be "a pleasure trip.
Iris Speaker aided Foster in making
:he send oil less pleasant tnan IL might
have been. Iris Is a particularly an
moving opponent. because after making
. triple. double or something Ike
that 10 some part OF the field he VIII
80 10 that very spot TO ROD another
man of q hit OF equal length.
Speaker drove nome the first run
for Boston and prevented what would
probably have been the hrst ana second
runs for the Yankees by making fine
catch of Hartzell IN the ninth inning
The manner OF the catch was not so
very difficult, but Speaker, for some
reason or other, had moved far out OF
his usual position and was in exactly
the right place to get the drive.
Tfpnrar walked and went 10 sec