New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-02
Wild Bills Vendetta Gets
Busy with Carrigan's
Ambitious Champions.
OVERCOME BIG LEAD
AND WIN WITH EASE
Heavy Artillery Gets Into
Action-Pipp Sets Mark
for Home Runs.
BY ". o. MCCLELLAN.

tho Red Avenger Of Coogan's Bluff.
proceeds apace. Coming up from be-
hind yesterday, the Infatuated invaids
on the payroll of Rupert and Huston
overcame three run lead and planted
a carefully sharpened axe on the exact
SPOT where Bill Carrigan buttons his
collar. 10 the tune Of Z 70 3.
The afternoon had more melodrama
in it than Billy Brady and David Be
lasco ever crowded into an entire sea-
son. When the Yanks, rising from
their beds Of pain. smote Carl Mays to
the four points of the universe fans
in humble walks Of life forgot the high
cost Of living and tossed straw hats
costing from 81 upward right into the
field.
The day started lugubriously enough
as far as the Yankees were concerned.
In the fourth inning the heavy artillery
Of the Red Sox was swung into action
and Urban Shocker, one Of the most
promising youths that ever stood on
Henry Fsbian's Hill, was mastered. a
narade that took on the effect OF bos-
ton pageant took place in this inning
Janvrin. who played like tiend all
afternoon, started it with a sharp rap
20 right and proceeded to stretch II
into a double when Rube Oldring, the
ancient Philadelphia agriculturist eX-
nerienced some difficulty in coaxinG it
into his maulies. Duifey Lewis. the
ferocious Native Son Of the Golden
West. swiped long one to the same
sector Of the Yankee trenches and It
went for double, scoring Janvrin.
Cries for the Derrick.
A low moan rose from the Yankee
fans and earnest voices pleaded with
Wild William Donovan TO crank the
derrick for Urban Shccker. Hoblitzell
was thrown out by Peokinpaugh, ana
Lewis went 70 third. Walker singled
10 right, sending Lewis home. AFTER
Gardner famed Scott raped a single
10 centre.
At this particular momen young
Urban Shocker proceeded TO Dlte MN,
self in the leg and 90 wild. He passed
Thomas. Filling the bases Then he lost
himself entirely and walked Mays,
forcing in a run. Bill Donovan sig
nailed an armistice while he sent in
Fisher 10 replace the suddenly erratc
Urban.
In the very next inning the Yankees
started TO come back, and they came
horse. foot and artillery. Rube Old
ring. the farmer, started 1t with nifty
single 10 left. Gedeon beat out an in
field hit 10 Janvrin. Alexander fooled
a scattered bunch Of infelders by du-
plicating the feat and packing the
sacks.
In 10 this point William Carrigan
was humming cheerfully, "C-a-r-r-l,
gan, that's me- Suddenly ne ceased
10 MARBLE. for the announcer was
reaching for his megaphone and earn
gan feared the worst. The worst at
eucb = crisis. Of course. was J. Frank
lin Baker, the farmer OF Trappe, Mary
land.
J. Franklin for it was none other
emerged from the dugout swinging
three heavy sticks. With 4 gesture OF
confidence he canned the excess timber
aud took his station. The frst was
fouled of into the upper grandstand.
Al the second J. Franklin took vicious
swine. but the ball popped harmlessly
upward and Hoblitzell caught IT with
out even having 10 shift his feet.
so much for Home Run Baker" read
the sheer in the expressive countenance
Of William Carrigan, as the reformed
football PLAYER heaved Il heavy sigh OF
relief. II still looked like a soft game.
MAYS. so legend had il. possessed a de-
l..
il seemed, anyhow, until the Yankee
half Of the next inning.
Indian Sign Disappears.
Peckinpaugh proceeded 20 take the
Indian sign right down with triple 70
right Then Walie Pipp demolished
II entirely. The human lath INT out
one Of the longest swipes % the sea-
son. Il was a home run inside the lot,
the ball bounding 20 The centre field
fence. giving Pipp plenty Of time TO
tear around the paths. incidentally u
Vas the tenth homer for the human
lsth this season, which. anybody viii
admit, is a healthy aggregation OF long
blows.
Fritz Maisel, glorying in his recently
rnended collarbone, just missed beating
a short lab 20 Janvrin for the trst out.
Pube OldrinR. realizing that Mayss
underhand delivery had become par
ticularly soft and succulent, smashed
one into centre and stretched the blow
for a double.
The game was now gone as far as
the Bostonesc were concerned, and
where once gobs Of gloom were hang
ing over the stand the sunlight was
pouring. Between the cheering came "a
grinding sound as OF Mr. Carrigan
gnashing his teeth, while from the first
base coaching line came tho hooking
laughter % Wild Bill Donovan, the Red
Avenger % COogan's Bluff
Something had 90 be done in great
haste Carrigan yanked out Mays and