New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-29
KID ELBERFELD
LOOKS SAD As
YANKEES ROmp
Keating's Pitching and
Hitting Feature 60 Con.
test in the Mud.
lBy Ts.eUaph % N. rrhn,. /,

Chattanooga. Tenn, March 2s.-ris
teen Yankees. in charge Of villa ~
Donovan. routed fifteen Lockout. -
manded By Tabasco Kid Elberf.la !.
battle below the clouds" thi, 40
noon not far from the scene o. a.
historic encounter that was Touch. :.
the mountain just outsid. Of Ch,n,
nooga.
Donovan began operations with ~
his Regulars in action, but gave ma.
of them a vacation after five ipni,,
and finished up with his reserves, IA.
Gedeon and Frank Gilhooley wer. u,
only big town boys who heard N. En-,
gun fired and also saw the finish
big motor bus hurried the rest OF q.
main squad back 70 their stean,.he,,,,
rooms when Donovan granted the l,,,
of absence.
The score OF the game was 6 too
A worse day for the national ob,,,
sion could hardly be pictured. The =.
did not rise to-day as far as Chs,,.
nooga was concerned. and the mereur
did not do much rising either. A,
always happens, few fans were vii.
ing TO firt with pneumonia 10 sec a B.,
league team in action, so Donoy,,
obliged by letting them see abou, 4
that he has in the line OF bsseb,r
talent.
Harry Sparrow could easily hsv. a..
ried the lanks' share OF the gate n
ceipts in his vest pocket and taken /,
silver for his end a. that
The Ysnks showed up impressyely.
the field and the pitching box, despb
the adverse weather conditions and "A.
soft field. They pounded five Chs,h.
nooga pitchers for twelve hits, whid
Melted a total OF twenty-one bases. ar
did nothing on the defence which eou.i
be classed as an error.
Three New York pitchers held Il,
Elberfeld boys down TO four hts
which came in as many innings. 0nlJ
one Of the home players nsyigsted a
far as third base. This honor went 4
Daily, who tripled in the eighth vii
one out. He was left stranded al thin.
base.
The Yankee battery work was divide,
up into three sections, each pair go,,
three innings. Heating and Nunamsu
worked in the first relay and the Loo,
outs were still hitless when they re
/ tired. Cullop and Alexander FOLLOWED
/ Two scattered singles were NcEs a
lowsnce. Shockcr and Walters fnishsl
/ the game and two more safe bloE
were registered while they were q
action. All three pitchers showed fsl
control. as well as an ability 10 kte
down the hits. Their combined efor
were the best in the pitching line TIA
Donovan has had on the exhibi.lol
tour.
Heating did something more thar
hold his opponents hitless. Ray greet
ed Allen in the third inning By hitiirl
the first pitched ball over the left hsl
fence. That was enough 10 win. yhs
backed up By such high-cass pitchin
and fielding as the Ianks got.
In the fourth Gedeon's single ar
a felder's choice, Peck's sacrifice sn
an out Melted another run. In %
final inning. while Charley Smith.
former Cub. was operating FOR n
home team. four runs were added .
doubles by Boone and Walters. Cook
single and an error, Highs iouble ar
a single by Baumann. Baumann rs
around the bases until he was put on
much 70 the delight Of the other Play
ers. who longed TO get in out OF y
cold.
A running catch b. Maisel in n
centrefeld was N. fielding fea'uF
The score follows: