The sun., 1916-09-02
FIGHTINGYANKS
In UPHILL TILT,
BEAT RED S0X
Overcome 3 Run Lead Of
Worlds Champions
Work Double Squeeze.
L PIPP GETS 10TH
HOMER; SCORE Is Z TO 8
NJ FREDERICK q. LlED.


The Red sox did mighty little worlds
champing in the Harlem hollow yester-
day. In fact. one OF those strange.
cracking sounds may be heard distinctly
from the region Of the Hub camp. as
though a lot Of crimson hosiery were
ripping. The Yankees permitted Carri-
gan's champs to run of to a good lead
Nnd then they played rings around them
bnd beat them to a pulp. the score being
Z to .. 1t was the same score by which
ceding day.
The Red Sox now are initiating n
shooting star even more han the Brook
1yn Dodgers. rs the Back Bay boys have
lost six of their last seven games. Tho
only bright spot in this stretch was
Dutch Leonard's no hit Jane over the
Browns last Wednesday. Boston's lead
over the Detroit Tigers has been shaved
down to two m n a half. Bill
Carrigan Is getting desperate and Is do
Ing strange things. Yesterday in the
eighth inning Holy Cross william sent
in Jim Walsh. the former Mackman. hit
ting .:25. to bat for his only 800 hitter.
Larry Gardner.
Bostonians Get Early Lead.
After Boston shocked Urban Shocker
for three runs In the fourth inning II
surely looked as though the Jig were
up and that there was nothing further
20 hght for. Carl Mays. who has pur-
chased the patent to Jack WARRIORS sub
marine delivery. blotted out the Yanks in
order in the first three innings while
Magec SKINNED n harmless inieid hit
to Janvrin in the fourth.
1t wouldn't do for Carl to inherit a
lot of money he can't stand prosperity.
As soon as his team put those three runs
I'm the bank for him Mays started ia
pitch more and more like WARRIOR all
the time. Wild Bits boys nipped him
for two runs In the nth and got three
more in the sixth. Long Shore was
pushed into the breach. and the Yanks
worked the double squeeze on him In the
eighth. The home ciub looked ike the
title wearers and the Red Sox like tn.
Yanks of the Wolverton era.
william the Wild still In using his
blue pencil on his lineup. He had Ma
geet back on picket duty yesterday,
while Joe Gsdeon again was put In
charge Of the citadel at second base
Joseph did very nicely. He made one
hit. Hal Janvrin stole another from him
uiu JIG NNt ~ ouittAt os s"ee 49,
squeeze play in the eighth. Gedeor
felded very smartly. especially In the
ninth. when Carrlgan tried his luck as
a pinch hitter. Joe converted the man.
ayers warm smash into a double play.
ShOcker Geta Int Trouble.
ehocker first got into trouble In the
third inning. when Thomas beat out Ar
infeld hit n took second on Urban's
wild throw. Mays spun a single into
left. but Highs pretty line thyow
stopped the Hub maskman at the plate
Shocker couldn't duck the storm sc
easily In the fourth. when the Sox scored
thrice. Janvrin doubled to right. and
Tailed when Lewis followed suit
Hobby's roller placed Duny on third and
Walker drove him In with a single
SCOTS single and n pass to Thomas
filled the bases. and when Mays also wa,
passed Walker was forced home. Fishe;
was drafted for relief service M thu
Green Mountain boy retired Hooper or
an outfield lift.
Mays in the NTH round. when single.
by Oldring. Gcdeon n Alex filled thu
bases with lone out. Baker batted FOL
Fisher. but sent a gentle foul to Hobby
Magee's sacrifice ny to Lewis pushed
over Oldr!ng. n when Thomas failed t.
stop Duffy's throw to the plate Gedeor
also scored.
Mays Bumped In sixth.
Mays got his real laclng In the sixth
however, when the Yanks took the lead
by scoring three u Peck as a starter
bounced a triple Off the right field fenc,
and walked home ahead Of Pipp wher
Wallle hit his tenth homer Of the sea,
BON. This circuit clout was about tn,
most powerful lick hit on the POLE
Grounds this year. Hooper was playing
deep for the young slugEer. but the bal
sailed high over Hairbreadth Harry
roof and went to the deepest corner O
the lot. Oldring followed with a singl,
and took second on Walkers momentar,
tumble. Carrigan then gave Mays tn,
"rouse.' Shore. the stretched out Caro-
linian, succeeded Karl. and Alexande
drove Oldring home with a long singh
to left.
In the eighth inning Pipp hoped
lucky single over Gamers head, ant
Maisel walked. Both moved up on Old
rings out. The Yanks tired the squeez
and Gedeon hunted foul. They tried 1
again, and both Pipp and Maisel score,
while Gamer and Janvrin were retirinI
Joe. Nick Cullop pitched the last fou
innings for New York and allowed onl,
one hit. lie gets credit for the win, hi
thirteenth Of the season. The score:
BOSTON, ss e. . a.. NEW YORK a. :
Hooper RI. LOO 0 0 0-Ma2ee cf q