New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-08
YANKS LOSE ONF1
GAME AND THEl|
BEAT SENATOR
Home-Run Baker Sho,,
He Is Rounding Inh
Form-Gets 3 Hits

Washington, Sept. 7.-One o..
three was the best Bill Donoysr.y
KEGS could do with the refine.
Senators. and it made them hu,,l. !
hardest to get even that much -
The tidbit fell as the second a.
to-day's double-header, which u.
itors won by score OF 3 10 a.
ith's men took the first BATH. |,
count of to /.
There was great encouragem,,. .
Donovan in spite of a loosely r.
first game in the fact that Hon. !,
Baker gave every indication TIA, |,
fast rounding into the form tia, :.
him a terror with opposing pi,,.
earlier in the season. The nevlv .
turned convalescent got himself
sounding blow in the introdD,..
clash, and IN the second engage.
boosted his average with two >.
smacks.
The Yankees were someyha, A.,
in their first try, but il is aues,io.'.
if gilt edged support could hays 49,
Mogridge safely through agalns, 81
Poor throws by Alexander ana w..
gave the Senators two runs in y, \
inning. Maisel fumbled in n. -
with a possible double play in sig,,
two-ply killing would have killesos.
brace of tallies in that eyentfui r,,s
Support Saves Gallia.
The Yankees hit Gallia quite a,
quently and even more soundlv i.
the Senators raped Mogridee. 4. !.
latter simply didn't have the lue, u,
York blows fell where they could 4 !.
least possible damage. Unlss 4.
York's the home defence was b,r !.
in the pinches and pulled Gala ~,
through many a Threatening pre-,
ment.
Donovan's clan got eight he ,
Gallia, the same number ths, E,e
ington rang off Mogridge. thous. !,
Gothamites were practically ke,n
with men on. Three Of these ar
were doubles. With one out /, j.
fourth, consecutive singles By PEI,
psugh. Pipp and Baker saved 4, +.
vaders from a shutout. It looked q
Gallia was on the run till Baker y,
picked off second on a quick thrr :
Henry. That broke the back 0. !,
rally.
In the fifth, sixth and seyer.. I,
nings doubles were wasted by W
York, as each hitter was left 4, !,
midway. Mlan's double and s-s,
triple accounted for Washingtont n
run in the eighth.
The Yankees overlooked A M
many fine opportunities early Il :.
second game. In the very frs, ir,g
Hughie High was caught at the d,
when he tried 70 take two bases Or .
infield error. Baker opened the ..
ond with a single. Fishers sing, a
a tumble Of il put the pitcher on ~
ond with none out in the third. B.
Peckinpaugh hit into a double pa
after High had walked Baker togbis
with only one out in the fourth.
Triple by High.
New York finally got break 10 b
fifth for two runs. With two ~
Magee beat an infeld hit to NcBHs
He Tailed on Highs triple Hsg'
also crossed the goa when Judge rn
a poor relay 10 the plate.
After two were out in the ser
half of the sixth Washington goi n
of these markers back. A pas
Leonard started il. Singles By Fs'
and Milan followed.
The Donovans scwcd II up u +.
eighth on Craft, who relieved Ayrt
inning earlier. Pipp and Baker vac
with only one out. 4 wild plitt
vanced them. Pipp Tailed the WIZ.
run while Mcbride was Throwing
Angel Aragon, who was tried il ?
outfield in this game.
Washington threatened Fisher q p
eighth. Morgan, batting for Graf .
easy for Peck. Leonard then sIfs
Fortunately for New York he p,
snuffcd out stealing. Foster va.
He spirited 10 third on Mlan's SIG
and scored on Smiths double 70 ~
Baker threw out Shanks before =
rally could be turned into re.
The Yankees got a couple Or
two out in the ninth. but Goodg' 7
fused to falter. Mullen bate; Z
Fisher in this inning. ShagkT =.
the Senators safe in their last .
az bat.
The scores follow:
FIRST CANE