New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Four Wild Pitches, Ten
Passes and Double Error
Mark One Sided Game.
HIJGHIE HIGH MAKES
A SHOESTRING CATCH
peckinpaugh Furnishes Star
Fielding Feature with Fast
Play on O'Mara.
Rv GRANTLAND RICE.

ua LnoVv % no more fitting momeh1
,ha nresent TO rise up ana give
a number of lusty chcsf7. to of,er-
80 season closed yesterday al yer yer :
80 49, and II will be at least my -ol;'
weeks before il starts agar" III '''''
cinity. c..h 4or the Yanks.
DodCers evened up the series -
,r;mroinr them Z 30 m Da4l sa .'aii
hat fairly reeked with az the .,'oe
t 10. varieties. The list, IN par'' MAS
practically as follows: ..a oronc
Four wild pitches scat'ercu To-
p;srcv. Mogridgc and CoomDs' aon ~,
re- Ie.." On halls. split equally between
the opposing factions. A. l., NJ Gil
..a,ov Who first muffed and theh
n.ogsd FAR over Pipp's lofty reacn 1,,.A
.cain-lifting catch by Huge hlgn'
= .nyin.ed in from centre on ~,
49,. short poke and plucked we pai.
90, ia shoe strings while in the so'
~ turning over in midair.
Yanks Break Quickly.
I'll. badgers lost no precious TINS
hresking the Yanks' defence anG e.
;no nm ebe gnme. While John "esIey
coomfs. the Colby Carbine' was hJ p;ii
inc the New York division az Day, 80
P;ercv's support cracked win CaI.
nor II loud noises and the YOUNG 80 80,
fornian was soon over his heau'
~ the reel in the first lhhlns n. VIZ"
Two out and two on bases vi ~
muffed Cutshaw's easy ny mn
tossed the ball beyond all reach. nm
This double miscue nettea 'wo T,'
earned runs and put Plercy W IitTa,,do
:. In spite of this. the tau p oi, .
IL tost hall on display that Will ge'
ys 10, later on when used WIN pet
a.. control lie had the stun put =
10. - 1, went 70 waste IN two VIII
and four bases on balls. Leu
ESSoe followed California BIZ sIu
N.oeneJ the Dodgers in their muuuy
or But he arrived TOO late, as
80 had already gathered IN seven
my ,brouch timely batting ana Oa'-
te-y errors.
Coombs and Dell.
Til. Yanks hit Jack Coomps t az.
rhsezer Dell IN q number OF spo.s' 80
their batting was TOO lgH' Soo,,bs
n;nches TO do much good 0. Gne
ionted 70 be ready for hho.ne, .,inS
rssr The Kennebunk Express Inj',d
Long at q lively clip, wen iie's go 80
,,;th n fast ball and a puzzIlns boII
S So enough TO bother no less less D Tsii
SSi.ver than John Franklin bahe ir tour
p .Is the Yanks to two hts IN -a aoir
r reuq He, too, looked to be reAO'
for the call. MI ,;d uost Of their
ticking with two or three oppT,,e 90.
pp.,rche1 around tho various oSs rs
Rmsivs Yanks were stranded IN 'H q
.orr.e OF the afternoon, ~ns s ~ q
.;wsiv hi, or two might have mace oerr raT
cling close and put little more PepFN
into the occasion.
Outfield Bsck'
n. occasion, while depressing e.
,,a Ysnks. had one pink spot a. ~ aea aT.
t NJ hitiess epidemic that mas e., tn
.andsd over two weeks or more 80
s WsH York outaeld finally located ,, . ,'5
rev ~ nunch. Maisel, Gilhooiey aa ao
Masss cot five Of the nine hits iha a-s
os Coombs and Dell, and all tn .hs r az
~ confident they are OUT OF ene .ors
T T1" are the three fastest spIlnso- 20
~ ne tSs club, but so long as they VI Tf foy
No not getting on. this speed coun'eu W.