The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08

BosToN, Sept. by winning to-day's
game the Yankees made II three straight
over tho Red Sox. George Mogridge.
recently OF Des Moines, Ia. twirled for
the Yankees. 1t was Mogridge's nrst
start as a member OF the Yanke clan
and he pitched good ball. holding the
league leaders TO eight hits. h ana
score was S to 3.
The contest was n farcical one as far
as Boston was concerned. The league
leaders played a brand OF ball charac-
teristic OF a second division club. The
errors they made helped to give the
Yanks a lead that the home clu found
Il impossible to overcome. The Yam
KEGS for once hit the ball. getting .
total of twelve safeties for the day.
Paddy Baumann. who covered third. as
Maisel has been suspended for three
days because of his runin with O'Lough-
lin Monday. made three hits, as also did
Hugh High.
The Yankees got three hits OF Shore
in the opener. but were able TO make
them count for only a single run. After
Cook popped up ~Peckinpaugh singled
and went TO second on Baumann's smash
to left. Paddy died at second on Pipp's
force out play. which put Peckinpaugh
In n position TO score. A clean drive by
High sent Peck home. A quick play on
Miller's rap by Gardner prevented Pipp.
who was on third. from scoring.
Boston went completely to pieces In
the third. when the Yankees swelled
their total by Ave runs Several of them
were gifts, for the Red Sox fielded ex-
ceadingly poorly behind Shore. Cook re-
ceived a pass. Peck hunted and Shores
throw was too late TO get the runner at
the midway. Baumann placed a slow
one TO Gardner. who should AVE had an
easy out. The latter. however. made a
Wild throw over first and Cook and
P~ecklnpaugh scored. Baumann kept on
running. As he neared third Hooper
heaved the ball over that base. which
was uncovered. and Baumann tailed.
shore. ratified, passed Pipp. Then
the fanks adopted new batting tactics
which worked successfully. High beat
ou' a bunt. Miller tapped an easy one
10 Shore. Galner came in to field the
punt and Barry went over to cover FIRST.
Jack muffed Shores throw and Pipp
scored while High went to third. Thu
htter scored when Boone laid down a
perfect hunt near first. Kruger sacri-
nced, When Mogridge tapped to Barry.
Miller was nailed at the plate. Boone
got as far as third eventually, but Cook
e'''iluNu I bdrFy.
Mogrldge held the Sox to one hit for
,our innings. Boston finally solved him
N the fifth for two runs. The sox got
'our hits during the batting rally. Car
flsan sent Janvrin In to hit in place of
Idrdner and the youngster started the
,ruuh!e with a single to left. Barry
Io!owed with a double. and Janvrin
s,oted while Boone was tossing out
oaol. a long single to centre by RAY
oo"'ns produced the other run. Collins. |
VINO had succeeded Shore after a pinch
ml''r batted for him in the third, also
vas MT hard. He managed to shut out
ne fanks In the fourth and Nth. but
c'o"ed two runs In the next. With
look on third and Baumann on second
y me result of a hit. sacrifice and Jam
rms error. High doubled, tallylng both
runners. wv"
me run the Red sox scored In the
mVrn'n was In a great measure a rift.
uecN'hpaugh fumbled Barry's rap and
htueser followed the error with a passed
~. Carrigan's infeld out put Barry
mn 'n.rd and he scored when Peck threw
hos'on filled the bases In the ninth
go one was down. M~ogridge famed
49, ana the game ended when Peck
I.,d speaker at first on tho ~latter's
e'"uHder. The score