New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-22
Yankee Southpaw Wins
His Twelfth Victory of
the Season.
PIPP MAKES HIS
NINTH HOME RUN
Two Doubles for Hughie
High FOurnier Has
Perfect Day at Bat.
BY W. J. MACBETH.

hN W. - fAaND1h 80
The pop-eyed jinx of Coogan's Bluh
let out a wild shrek Of rage and ex-
pired yesterday afternoon at 5:ls p. m.
The blow that broke his heart was a
bare-handed stop by Roger Peckin-
pauch with Jacques Fourier on the
maths for the fourth time. Peck raced
away in deep behind Baumann, stabbed
the leather, and with an undetermined
throw winged the ball 70 Charley Null
len at second base in time TO force
Fourier for the third out. The play
ended the second White Sox-fankee
tussle and gave Nick Cullop his twelfth
victory of the year. The score was 3
20 2.
This link had a lot more at stake
than a short memoried fan might sup
pose. II was Cullop's thirteenth start
of the wear. Jinxes are supposed 10
thrive on such superstitious numbers
Resides. this particular jinX once before
won a verdict over Nick on Just such
p hot. sweltering afternoon. That was
on a Friday back in July-the l4th' 70
be exact-when DonOvan's sterling
southpaw lost his solitary TIT OF the
year u.4
time. Nick held the slaughterlng
Tigers safely on six hits through eleven
qruelling rounds. Frank Baker broke
q chain of ten consecutive victories Tor
Wild Bills boys when he threw Iy
Cobb's easy splash into the grandstand.
Four runs piled in on the heels OF D.
Franklin's error. Detroit won IN the
twelfth by a score of 10 :.
Jinx in Evidence.
T., was the first game of double
boader that Cullop lost. Behind Allen
Russell in the second contest the Yam
ices got a verdict over Detroit, 4 to s.
also in twelve innings. They got no
verdict over the ink. In the tourth
inning OF this second entertainment,
while pursuing a foul from the bat OF
Georpe Burns. Home Run Baker made
tho acquaintance OF an iron gate OF the
left wing Of the grandstand. Three OF
his sterling ribs were parted from MS
vertebre The Trappe mauIer Is sun
a convalescent. If the jlnx had falled
TO pot Baker-but why speak dlsre-
spectfully of the dead! 1900,
Cnllop in Yesterdays form had little
n fear from any jinX. He could have
had shut-out but for carelesSness IN
one inning. He held the Sox to nine
hits. There was only one inning nj
which as many as two blows were
bunched. Cullop received grand sup
mort. defensively and Extensively.
The Yankees drove Death Valley Jim
Scott from the hill in two innings,
piling up a lead of four runs for Mex
Southpaw Danforth, former Athletic'
was more pulling than Scott But
Pipp nicked this fellow for a pretty
home run drive TO the fresco Of the
upper stand in the seventh inning.
Walter also maced him for double
with one out in the eighth and rode
home with New York's sixth tally on
Charley Mullens third single to centre
Loses Easy Play.
The White Sox did all their damage
in the fourth inning. Carelessness by
Pinn and Cullop let down the bars.
Eddie Collins's second hit opened TINS
session. Jackson sacrificed. Pip had
a dead easy play for Joe on the lines,
but he fumbled the ball. He made a
prettv backhanded flip to Cullop, but
the latter missed the bag in covering.
Then. while CullOp was winding up
like an lngersoll watch, Collins and
Jackson flashed double steal Eddie
scored on Felsch's long fly. Fourier $
second mt redeemed inc shoc4esS oHe'
No other time did a Chicago runner
get past FIRST, and only once that far.
j. Collins doubled with one out in the
fifth.
Death Valley Scott had horseshoes in
the first. Lee Magee blazed the trail
with a triple and walked home on
Highs double. This was the only run.
Weaver snatched Peck's hopper and
smothered Hughie at third. Pipp
famed and Rube Oldring, returned
after a weeks illness, forced Peckin-
paugh.
Real Roadway was made in the sec
ond. Mullen. Baumann and Walters all
singled cleanly in quick order, account
ing for one run. Cullop struck out and
alggee fouled high to McMullen. FOR
the second time straight in the pinch
Hughie High came across with a
double that scored Baumann and Wal
tiers.
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