New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-09
pitcher. with Trick Name,
Helps SoX TO Stem
the Rush.
FAVE THREE CHANCES,
But NONE PAN OUT
yss,or's Men Come Close TO
Evening Up, but Not
Close Enough.
Bv GRANTLA\D RICE.

,,.N-rr A\n pICE
BY 'N'N'> IN"
rso.s-5 Y. Cicotte. pronounced See
t,..er known as Sickety.
,'' '- .-,,.. ~ tho intrenid
ss7qeo '"' '' .,..l
ysrks and ;ae afternoon WAS d '''"'
..
g3Vati y. He.a ,ne US '.'"s .S"' ~.
"a hits and as the SSoN tapped Nay
laive. Tor seven ,,l.. az ~, tbov sbouId
,-.f PSI sf ,,srrin Which is pre-
W. '' -,'...f,. What they did With
seq ',~.+ics cheering him
-,.t' ,.,l..r r,tchod a first class
,,s' +,,. Ss,ketv pitched a better
i- t..s,.o5 20 land the kale.
-L,rt, Soy pitcher skidded and
--y t.. ~ the ninth when he
's. p.~, and MAGE. but the over
-'s,~ fsred IN wait him out.
~ ~-.-tv- the attack lost any
Ia a.. .te, r,-rht have had by adopt
ia'', v--..tt.l Waiting attitude where
go - t,o..r- might have saved the
.-s'' r-srs are moments after all
.' p,..y+oot,vr. Watchful Waiting
Wo~s,rr are more 20 be
-e4 .ra, the headlonc dash INTO
.s'. -'..-....-s5o
o- .rs other wing. when a pitcher
hsr .rrh with four belated
@'ls " I ..~,tss ont two or three
l. ~ g pinch u is only just 10
.s Kim The hip-hip and the olive
--.., Cico-ts had an abnormal
..'- "a. ~ .,sefr' ..uF and there were
-- ,~e o~ Two openings where the
-'..-t had ere0 an outside chance
-.o5e5 -allv.
'-,- ,-..1. po-so,
a 'e'S''''' v...,..:.-
Compared 20 O.coite lhe " as.u' i. -
-sf was anchored 10 one po' C ~
.-rff- $40. -C- .to+ date
Michigan, .a ls.1, - oirbt
90 has ehn. o-Itn . .,,brs,lre,
.ss AND villages w -. T,Nan.
.s.l~e'. L'r'io-.' rs p..+or ord
-o..s, ues ONES IL" IN ,.La+ber
1.caco. DE ha'A 49, po.~oorad
q Will move neNl Eyat - te CON.
.frs lrlz or fhlleUe4 t.',0 - bo
-ues 20 p.-ch as ne u-u s.ii 80 ricbt
r. remain lA hlCaeu - oIbou. or
--m drops o1 a, 80. ~
BOULDER as me CO. nc! 5ofsa+ IN
Sc resl-' or "a UI1aS . - VI
sc presence ol 49, ~ ona-balf
sae vas on, - .wo leaders.
I'D CieToland. together for
Games beginning Monday after
with double-decker' w men lS
7a' 90 subscribe II you care 20
O. trust +. IN comes out.
c'' orc ou-r.tched Caldwell, and yet .
o-r, ~ tough break that the
ps--sv'rs~.s Sycamore was over
.--,7-- I'm the rrst inning Felsch
t,r.'ss for his sixth consecutive mt,
~ Weaver with two strikes called !
...-s hin, home. The tough break re-
.-,5 ~ came i'm the third. Clcotte
"A Fs's-- re~e retired with ease when
-.- Wesve~ came 20 bat.
Wss~s~ tanned an easy bounder 70
c...sr-.--- +or -be +hird out, but for
-.--.. .,,,, NAVY weeks this star in
..'ss- sir5ra5 Tie tan and in place
90 --....~. to, .Ia hound came in too
he. md rrsbbed -or II al a difficult
--'s T-e rsu struck his glove. but
-s-,.4 .,... Weaver. safe al first,
'.,-. 5000 ard scored moment later
H. IL $500 bi- From this point
10 7sv 49, a.. his hest. holding the
,,v ~ . -s-r ~ singles in the last FIVE
--i-gs Pr. he rsllv arrived trife
al. ,,..L 600 sboo-inr the Yanks
I'm - 49,
o,
HAD lhree NHai
The Yanks had exactly three chances
% WI or tie. In the third Nunamaker
I'd Caldwell singled with nobody out.
ssursr 5umned a timely sacrifice IN
'ror- o. the plate and both Nanks ad-
-srcea A ni- here meant tie, but
Z gh grounded 20 Collins as Nunamak-
p scored and Peck skied 20 left
The rex- chance came in the elghtn'
-s.dwen. leading off. tapped single
ever second which Eddie Collins aug
' bur ir throwing from dlfncult
re stands Ray romping on 70 second,
'agmann attempted 70 sacrhce, "hele
g bunt meant an easy chance 70 TIE tne
zane up. but Cicotte was too CRAFTY
nd Paddy finally famed. hlgh ana
Peek then went out in order, WIN
s.duen left a. third, poised for a dash
% ,ie plate
The Jas. chance came i'm the ninth.
lP walked with none out. o,Uo',s
&c., tS...' p1t, 10 nv b;s ayereagerness
,,, -o .,ld g. fret ewinging on
70 ~, XIII T..cbef Mace plaved the
ss...r.e mo .,'d walked But Hartzell
.,s N9r.,oator we're powerless before
.e ri.rIir,, tbev we're forced TO meet
end the 81, ~ last got away with
victory. although dropping the series
% The cIYb thcv look upon as their
as.a barrier 10 a world series display.
The game was featured by a steady
.'.ence ON both sides, but few star
,sys interviewed 10 help the populace
trget the intense heat The only un-
p The ffth Bpck Weaver lifted high
a.l. which driftcd over near tho Yam
zee bench. A. Nunamaker went after
re ball Weaver ran alongside, waving
.res