New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-22
Donovan's Men Out Els,
teen Times on FIv
Balls.
SHAWKEY PITCHES
CREDITABLE Bali
Baker Narrowly Misses HON,
Run-Magee and GilhooIy
Make Clever Catches.

Boston, June 81 George Fo,.., =.
sturdy little right handler Of III. so,.,.
Red Sox, won lasting fame anon, Il.
pitchers in baseball this afters.,
He shut the New York Yankee, a.,
without a hit, beating them bysx,,
Of 2 TO 0.
Three momentsry lapses in eo,r,
was all that prevented this stoeky II,
tie native Of Oklahoma from joiri,,
Addie Joss and c. Young in III. r.rr
OF the immortals in the national rp.
time by allowing no man 10 s..
FIRST base.
In the sixth frame, with on. out !.
passed Leslie Nunamaker, who wen, :,
second on a sacrifice bunt Gilhool,y
grounded out 70 Janvrin, ending ne
inning, go Nunamaker's advance resls
marked the high tide Of the Yankees
Later on in the game Foster .'gus
free tickets for Hugnie High ard L.
Magee. High strolled in the seye-n
and died a violent death trying
steal second base. Magee took O.,
constitutional in the eighth. but "a
left on first base. while Gedeon fou.s
10 Gardner and Nunamsker lined @
Walker.
Box Score Tells Facts.
The box score. cold and black r
type. will set forth only the facts ia
no Yankee made a hit and ira, OF n,
three that reached first base Two V,r
left. Cold figures could not do lus,r
70 the remarkable performance e.
Foster. He was the ultimate in &
ficiency. Save in the innings p
viously mentioned. in which =
walked men, he set the visitors ,
and walked them down again IN z.
dian file, showing not the :lighiG
sign Of mercy.
OF the twenty-seyen put outs neec
sary 10 retire the Yankees, no feEt
than eighteen were made on hy bali
Three more were reg stored on s,rn
outs. one was on stealing, and z,
remainder on infeld assists. J. Frau.
lin Baker may well shake his hesd az
condemn his luck. lie sen, D.
crashing into right field which ve.i
have been a home run on the re-
Grounds, but Harry Hooper ran :
over the lot and pulled the drive
earth.
This clout was one OF the three VIC
even remotely resembled hits n =
making. In the eighth Leslie Nun
maker hit one on dead line INTO re
centre. but Clarence Walker M o
after the ball and after hard run. :
got il. In the ninth Gilhoeley slas,H
a singer toward right which lo'".
good. but Dick Hoblitzell made g'ii.
catch Of the drive.
These were the only sen,stio''
PLAYS of the game Every other ehaaH
for the Red Sox was easy, for sosN
seemed 70 yield some power over 81
visiting batsmen that made them ~
the ball right at some fielder.
Game Won In the First.
To all intents and purposes the \"
Sox won the game in the first innl,s
Two hits and a sacrifice bunt pusaes
run over the plate, and 70 folio" y :
slight, but sufficient advantage ~
home team pushed another run over 2
the sixth on Janvrin's triple and avg
ny by Duffy Lewis.
Hooper singled TO left field. 70 or
the first inning, and advanced TO :N
ond base on a sacrifice bunt ~ a.
win. and scored on a rap for base =
Lewis. Then. five frames alter sa ...
the mighty wallop by Janyrin. ana ~
subsequent sacrifice BY the left heies.
Bob Shawkey pitched for the iSnA..,
and he pitched creditably, 700. y w.
lust his misfortune 20 encounter os.
az his mightiest, and the two earn. !.
runs scored on him were su1iclehs .
decide the issue. Bob allowed egg
hits. and kept them fairly well s''su u,
along the pathways Ct me game ~
received gilt-edged support. Nagee ~
Gilhooley made five clever catches eso.
Like his victorious opponent sn l4,'
kept the Red Sox hitting the Onl
in the air pretty much, and oniy 80
assists we're made by the iShA.s,
Peck, Gedeon and Nunamsker ma's -. y,
each. One Of Nunamaker's was nav
in picking a runner of base
The score follows: