New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-09
DonOvan's Men Make Il
Three Straight Behind
Good Pitching.
FINE PERFORMANCE
BY MOGRTDGE
Frank Baker and Lee Magee Get
Hits Which Cut a Figure
in Scoring. Z
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Boston. Mass, May s.-'fhe Yankee,
swstted the champion Red Sox in Ii.
same place for third consecutive viz,
tory to-day. Young George Nogridg.
was working for Wild William DonO.
van, and he hurled well. He allowed
just three lonesome hits.
The club Of J. Franklin Baker, IA.
reformed farmer, was in evidence dur.
ing the afternoon. He got two hits 0,
the sort he used 10 get before he IN.
dertook the study Of agriculture, ard
each drove in a run. Lee Magee ALA
pounded a couple OF safe ones, so tina,
IL began TO look as though the nor.
expensive players in the Donovan az.
gregation had begun 90 DO the vor,
for which they were hirei.
Fritz Maisel. the little man with n.
big bat, was also in evidence during
the afternoon. He started early BIZ
swstting Gregg for a double in u.
very first inning, and scored on Bakers
first safe swipe. Marty McHale, n.
Harlem canary, relieved Gregg in the
seventh. but instead OF retrieving u.
ICY oFFNtEh " bF AAFirlI sOrL-
bird of i'll omen.
Scott Has a Lapse.
Scott went wilder than the Wild IA,
of Borneo in the ninth and booted
everything that came his way, with n.
result that the Yanks took two runs
that they did not really need in n.
ninth. They got them without the for.
mality Of even a single hit.
IL began to look like another Ysnke.
day in the first inning, when Fritz
Maisel swung his big club. He cloutst
one out TO deep centre, and by n.
time Dufey Lewis had retrieved il u.
little man was squatted peacefully In
the vicinity OF second base. Then cam.
Agriculturist Baker and beaned or.
right on the beak, sending il 20 almost
the same spot where Maisel had ju.,
clouted 10.
The three or four thousand Boste.
mans who were watching these deyel.
opments began 20 heaye some very
hearty signs for one Iris Speaker. who
IS now playing all the outfeld positions
Tor another club. But the chances are
that Speaker might not have been able
TO get under the swats even II he had
been working on his old lob for Ia.
Red Sox. Still. you cannot keep a To-
OF Boston fans from believing that
Iris might have put 8 crimp in ID.
swattng of the farmer.
IL looked like more for the Yankee,
IN the next inning, when Roger Peei.
inpaugh doubled to deep centre and
started another chorus Of signs for the
absent Mr.. Speaker. But Peck was 50
pleased with his little feat that 4,
played few feet too far OF second
and was nailed by beautiful peg from
Agnew to Jsnyrin.
Msgee Shows the Way.
II was Lee Magee. otherwise NJ
Leo Hornschmeyer, who opened action
for the Yanks in the fourth. Msgss
put one way into deep left and al.
vsnced on q nicely placed sacrifice BY
Maisel. Il was the agriculturist who
drove in the second run with another
swipe TO centre field, where Mr.. IRIS
Speaker is no longer working.
Gedeon flied 10 Hooper, and the sgr.
culturist, probably feeling that he had
already done e days work and tina,
the Yanks had enough runs for the al.
ternoon, took a long lead OF second
and permitted himself to be doubled.
IL seemed as though the So1 nigh,
get az least one in the sixth. wher
Agnew started the session with 8 Texas
Lacquer Scott went in on Greggs
trick at ~ and popped out %
Mogridge. This brought the formstior
OF the Sox around to Hooper, who
came through with single, vhies
landed Agnew on third.
In his desire for a healthy svips
that might start q rally, Carrigan called
on Cady 10 bat for Hoblitzell. To.
hard hitting backstop did his levsl
best, but Lee Magee was in the way
lie made running catch OF what o.
first had the appearance OF a sgips
that might have made trouble for the
Donovanites
II was in the ninth tha. Scott begsr
TO mess up things worse than was ab-
Eolutely necessary for the Red SoI HI.
booted an easy chance from Maisel,
who proceeded 70 second on Baker,
out. McHale, who had relieved Gregg
passed Gedeon. Pipp. the human lsA
OF the Yankee aggregation, was thrown
out by the Harlem Canary. and both
runners went up a peg. Then Scott
made another boot OF drive from
Peckinpaugh and Maiscl came home.
Taking advantage Of what looked
like a bust-up Of the Sox inseld. Peck
inpaugh started for second. AeHas
and Scott started after him. While
they were engaged in their punitive
expedition Gedeon quietly tro..st
home.
The score follows:
NEW YORK "A. IL. BOSTON A. -