New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-02

ANYHOW. Gallia was just as hard to
hit as pronounce. The delivery OF Ray
Fisher. on the other hand, was an open
book Yesterday. and Washington read
freely until Bill Donovan changed the
subject by introducing Marty Mcllale'
New York took the lead in the first inn
ing. but thereafter the Senators scored
steadily. though sparsely-
The Yankees were dangerous only IN
the ninth. when Roy HartzeN drove IN
himself and another runner by drop
ping the ball into the grandStand IN
right field II was his second home run
IN two days. Lutte Boone handled NJ
.ccu chances without an error.
Wavbo IT'S the war. but for some rea-
SON or other the rooters cant seem 10
co. q thrill out Of the struggle be
tween Washington and New York Tor
fourth place. BY winning yesterday
the Senators evened up the series and
moved up into the first division, whlIe
the Yankees dropped back into MIN
But interest in baseball is not slack
onior Nick Altrock went big with ms
fake fall. and when he initiated the an
pouncer and shouted out TO the bleach-
ers. "NcHale now pitching! everybody
was i'm gales of merrIment. FerhaPs IL
wasn't what Nick said, but the way ne
said TO-
Altrock is the best clown the game
has known. Like all funny men, there
is lust a dash of pathoS IN his COMEDY
Perhaps in the mind Of the rooter there
i something besides mirth when ne
watches man who once pitched IN a
world series do Pin imitation OF Charhe
Yes Nick went big Everybody laughed
st biDi but Clarke Griffith. Clarke can !
forget the salary lie Is paying waiter
Johnson. = .ho
frst run. High cut clean douDie us'
inside the left field foul line FeGKlh-
paugh sacrificed him along 70 t4lru'
Maisel then hit short bounder 10 ros-
ser Foster paused TO hold the runner
an third. but High took q long Lead and
;,st as soon as the ball started for
fret High sprinted toward the Plate.
Candi was hurried. and when ne tre"
~ vide High scored easily.
The Yankees filed the bases IN the
socond inniDg. but could not score, ana
Froco then on until the ninth Gallla
bld Donovan's men safely. Nashlng-
ron tied the score in the second Inn,
40 Milan singled in back OF second
80 In spite Of a beautiful try by
Roore Gandn dropped hit IN lett
and MILAN took third. He came nome
While Boone and Pip were putting
through a double play on Men >
Gallia doubled in the third inning
and moved up a base on ConnoIiy
SINGLE He scored the run when puI
washington in the lead on an lnhe4d
out. A..;-ui,c. ~
ae fourfb. and Nefs sacrifice ana
Henrv's single brought him nome inc
hftb marked the gaining OF ashlhH,
TOMS fourth run. Shanks walked ana
sole but was thrown out between sec
ord and third on Milan's tap TO Malsel;
Fisber. who made the put-out, toucheG
me runner overheard and Shanks had
10 take time out. -.
A. com as il was Rscertained that
,bo nlaver was not dead Altrock gave
t,,~,r-c,,e imitation Of the incident
Milan had reached second on the play
and Gandil scored him with douole
10 left. Milan also scored the nun anu
final run for Washington IN the elgm.h
inninR. This was tailed against ~ ~
Hale. who succeeded Fisher IN the nun
Milan doubled, and was eHpeolIeu III
his progress home by Gandll sacIl"0o
and Henry's triple. .,,t -
Cook walked TO start the iasV nan %
the ninth and Ilartzell followed WIN
n home run, but there IN rally OF 'he
Yankees ended