New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13

- ks.ns on che way he is going
. =. manage may be forced to
e',. tieke, Of admission for the
!, s.l5,r and sea; him in the stand
~, the player would have much
- "a cover. for while Caldwell put
-, ,ur Of Friday into the upper
I ~. ..,,Ssv's wss aimed downstairs
q q. inc, legs enough 20 clear the
n The blow was struck 10y hay
'-,r Isfthsnded'y against sou'n-
s.,.,,n vas not the only player IN
-, -, a get home run. Boone
:, bsU into the left field bleach
-, Int is only a retailer in the
n, mn line. A: times he has been
.,s's 70 supply customers. Not so
vhoIessler Raw Caldwell HIS
mess card reads;
.gsrs runs on draught. Home runs
49, hour o. the day or night. home
rIils Won wait Home runs put
.,ks out Home runs for prl-
- parties. lodges ana socleties.
rt- OF fancy home runs. II you want
,ors run. we have u.
Hamilton the Victim.
20 home run Of Boone and the
-, ,r,s Of Caldwell were both made
,1rr The pitching Of Earl Hami!-
J, M prodigai pitcher. Earl was
-,,.riss not so long ago for failure
/, zen il condition. but he has been
..,.,-s5 10 GOOD standing. Yet II
,7-,s Hickey killed any fatted calf
!. 4, ,eeour; g. was useless slaugh-
=. Esrl gave no indication yesterday
\ ssyi,g come back. He was Knocked
r, o The box In four innings.
E,rl,on's successor was Perryman.
70, once refused 20 join the Giants
= Ia, he could continue TO study for
~ Ministry. At the time Of the incl
i,r, psryman's act was hailed as self
.,-isl bat perhaps IL was merely fore
rii Weilman t0.sheG The game.
3-,nh Rickey. the manager Of the
iYTrs is the man who undertook 10
Nom professional baseball last year
h issping his players away from rum,
anrt.,e and gambling in any form.
c, 70 cate the team has not been aoIe
% lr John Barleycorn anything Ike
q lard as Billy Sunday. Moreover. so
'Ey h.. hickey planted a hatred OF
n-sling in the breasts Of his men that
rV viii not even take chances on the
aRA
he Hrovns got away in the lead by
snng two runs 80 the first inning.
Sstsn singled. and after Howard had
I'd 70 Cook. Sweeney put ms pltcher
Z it hole By persistently calling -or
Hla.ogts. He ordered two IN success
So and Caldwell. was finally com
sd 10 put the ball straight over
5ir he did, Pratt tripied to right.
.sIiG's long ny 20 centre field scored
iar
he Yankees overclme this lead in
p after half Of the first. With one
e. PsekInpsugh walked and took
tt on Maisels single TO left. Fritz
''il 70 second when a fruitless play
~ rsde toward third. Pipp hit TO
iiY who threw high 10 the plate, and
isnhpsugh scored. Naisel went 10
ny he and Pipp executed a double
Fa successfully. High flied 10 Shot
2 ogl htrtzells single over Lavsn's
I'd scored Pipp.
Sun Bothers Shotten.
s'ohs's home run came in the sec
u inning and Caldwell's in the
Urn. A pass 70 Boone and Shot
hi failure TO get Sweeney's fy on
.SHtlsi Of the sun set the stage for
N'sFsll. A pass 20 Pipp Highs dou-
Z % eft and Hartzell's sacrifice fly
Clarence Walker gave the Yankees
~ eighth run In the fifth inning.
Wldwell weakened a little m the
,it and the Browns scored twice.
~ runs we're built on q single by
Wien, pass 20 Howard and singles
Z F'sit and Walsh. Weilman, who
.'',sdsd Perryman in the seventh,
H ieund for one run. and would have
|" punished worse but for 4 strik-
sne-hand catch by Lavan.
lga doubled and scored on Hart
90 single 70 left. Sweeney sent a
= erye over second which looked
Z al the world like a hit until La
= caught IL on the run with one
.ars,ehed gloyed hand. Singles by
~'sh and SEVERED. a wild pitch and
A'Fihee fy by Williams gave the
's,sfs run In the ninth inning
Nne excitement was caused during
I Closing minutes Of the game. when
y speeial policemen arrested a boy
- took him out Of the grounds. The
va hoo;ed the men and jostled
'A An earlier sensation was the
-..orsly ihai 0lLn Chlll. the umplre.