New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
YANKS STARvE
In THE GREAT
BOSTON DESERT
Babe Ruth Maintains ths
Shut-Out Policy for
Red Sox.

Boston, June % Life fo, =.
Yankees is just one top-no.eh si,,...
after another. While st.ll groggy no.
tho effect % the no-hit trimming "a.
George Foster wished on them est,
day, they tackled Babe Ruth. IA. ,l,,
ging southDaw. this afternoon WI,
Bill Donovan regrets 20 rcDor, sro,,,,
runless beating, this time b. scor. !,
20 o.
Bill Donovan called a meeting % ~.
nays and means committee af,s, =,
game to-day 20 hit upon a way o. -,
ting a few runs. Plenty Of way, r.,.
discovered, but no means provided 4.
the Lass eighteen innings only ,sr,.
hits were made, and TWENTY-FIVE ia.
ings have been written into bs,.b.r
history since the last Yankee ru,,,
registered al the plate after cor
plete tour OF tae base.
There was a biz Of atisfsctio- T..
the Yanks in the battle TO-DAY. rls
nickcd Ruth for three hits. and. ,,,,rs.
20 say. Frank Giihooioy and V,l,s,
Pipp, Vho swing the wood from y,
south side Of the plate. and ar, ,vr.
posed TO be marSs for left-hsnders. IA
all the hitting. Gilhooley regis,,r,j
two singles and Pipp got the other.
Gilhooley's first hit. which cane in
the sixth inning, placed Ruth In ~
only tight place 10 which the Pos,o-
southpaw found himself an af,erroor
Even that was not serious. for two rsr
were out, and Paddy Bsumann lof,s9
70 Harry Hooper. With one out in tia,
sixth frame Leslie Eunamaker rappsd .
grounder along 20 Scott, who aIlovsl
It to go through bis legs into left field
Clarence Walker made beautiful r,-.
ming catch of drive by Ray Fisher.
and then Gilhooley's hit placed Nuns.
maker on third. Baumsnn, as told b..
fore, flied out.
Nunamaker was the only Yansss ,,
get as far as third base, and he e.
Joyed the double distinction OF being
the only one TO penetrate the lines a.
far as second. Pipp singled in the SEE.
ond, but was forced By Baker, and
Magee hit into a double play, Ruth %
Scott to Hoblitzell. That il sbou. n.
end Of the story so far as the YANKEES.
offensive is concerned.
The Red Sox found the key 70 Rsy
Fishers delivery in the third innins
and two ringing doubles. one by HsuJ
Hooper and the other By Hal Jsnyrir.
put the only run OF the game over the
plate. Seven hits in all were made Of
Fisher. but with this one exception he
had little trouble. Rays control mas
good, too, and he refrained from isse.
ing any passes. His work was gooi
enough TO win many q ball game, bg,
this case was exceptional.
There were two hands down vhsr
Hooper slashed a double TO right hel6
and he rushed home with TO della
when Hal Janvrin cut into A curve BAL
and sent 1t whistling 70 deep lef, for
brace of bags. Duffy Lewis topped hi'
drive, and Fisher picked up the wss.
hopper, tossing it to Pipp for the put
out
Although the Yankees met with li,,l'
success in hitting the delivery Of Ru,h
they gave his support a lot Of exercise
Ruth handled four chances himself, bu'
all these were easy. Gardner and Scot
had some chances which were no. 81
es'y, and Walker played a sensations
game in the field. cutting down pror
ising looking drives. Fisher received
errorless support, with Peck, Baker srt
Gedeon doing good work. Paddy Bsr
mann cut down a couple Of gsllor'
that were billed for the fence. HI
catch Of drive by Walker found is7o'
with the crowd. Magee made a nifg
catch on Ruth in the third that va, ,
fine piece of work.
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