New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-17


The day will also be remembered IA
the date Of Slimuel Loves debut into
the real big time. Up to this triumph.
ant hour the Memphis Mastadon had
pitched some scattered innings, but
most Of the time he had spent wearing
thin the seat of his uniform upon tina
Yankee bench. He was one OF those
birds concerning whom the song writer
chirped as follows:
HE don't belong to the regulars,
He's only volunteer.
Te-dum, te-dum, te-dum, te-dum,
But somebody holds him dear
Slimuel was soaked pretty freely
being twice walloped for threc-baggers,
but he remained through the ordeal.
The Yankees. after their first drive,
were never in the slightest danger.
The Memphis Mastadon was going bet
ter at the finish than at the start. He
probably will get a regular place in
the sun after this showing.
Wild william in Debate
Wild william Donovan and Umpire
Hildebrand, behind the bat, had some
debate over a decision that puzzled not
only william, but multitude in thu
third inning. Shotten. the Brown con-
yalescent, was up with two and two.
On the third ball Hidebrand ordered
Shotten to take the base.
Whereupon Wild William emerged
from the dugout. III boy has two
apples and he gets one more, how many
apples will he have?" demanded Wild
William. assuming pedagogic attl-
tude. where's your noodle? It's three
and two"
81 can add" retorted Hildebrand. "He
gets a base because the catcher inter-
fered Walters glove touched his bat"
That's one for the book said Will
lam. He IS still hunting It up III Black
stone.
While the Yanks sailed gracefully
through the afternoon without switch
in lineup Fielder Jones was trying all
sorts of strategy and pinch hitters in
a vain effort TO turn the Donovan flank.
Three of his pitchers passed In review
and each of the got more or less of
humping. The Yanks were hitting and
all pitchers looked alike.
Corporal Tim Hendryx started the
first inning parade when he was beaned
by Dave Davenport. Magee should
have been out when Austin made a
pretty stop of his drive, but Pratt Jug
gled the throw TO second. Masel
forced Magee. 1t was at this most OPP
perfume time that Wallc Pipp con-
nected for his first home run since yes
terday.
Magee Makes Slip
Hildebrand's decision put Shotton on
first in the Browns half of the
third inning Austin drove hit 20
centre field and the usually cautious
Magee let the ball roll away from him.
IL went bounding along 70 the fence,
and both Shotton and Austin scored.
In the third inning Dauntless Dave
Davenport began 70 suffer from shell
shock at the sight the Yankee heavy
artillery. He passed Pipp Miller, taxi
ing this az personal aifront, slashed
one TO centre field. Then Davenport
faced nobody more formidable than
Franklin Baker, the agriculturist of
Trappe, Maryland, who always aims at
the right field stand and often hits il.
Roger Pechinpaugh came up with the
bases iiiled and holsted a sacrifice fly
TO right, scoring Pipp. Walters came up
with blood and defiance in his eye for
Hildebrand, and cracked a single to
left. scoring Miller and Baker.
In their half of the fourth the Browns
h.aF oh 4.
Slimuel Love. SEVERED got a single To
left, but was forced by Marsans, the
corpulent Cuban insurrecto. Pratt then
soaked Slimuel for the most unkindest
swat of all IL went into right field for
a three-bagger, and the Cuban scored.
Before the whistle blew as a signal
TO. the Yanhs TO knock off their run
making for the afternoon they peeled
two more from the raw and aching hides
OF the Browns. Hendryx greeted Xoob,
who replaced Davenport, with a single
past third. Nagee drove a hit through
second and sent Hendryx to third.
Maisel lifted fly to centre, and Hem
dryx scored.
Pipp Hits in Pinch
Pipp then gave a pretty exhibition Of
pinch hitting. He tapped one just be-
youo Austin's reach, and Nagee romped
hon.e.
In the sixth inning the Browns re-
corded their final run. Marsans got a
base on balls, and after Pratt struck
out Johnson singled 10 centre. Mar
sans scored from second on Rumler's
out.
In the seventh inning, with two out,
Slimuel Love was raked for another
long and powerful swipe that almost
shook him out of mis- No. IL dogs. ia
cobson fell on the ball and hoisted il
out toward the left field fence. IL
rolled for a safe enough three-base hit.
but Jacobson tried 10 make it four.
Hendryx relayed the ball to Walters in
time to peg him dead at the plate.
This fourth consecutive win of the
Yankees has taken all the care burrows
out OF the alabaster brow of Wild Will
lam Donovan. The boys are showing
symptoms Of hitting the ball, and tho
long -looked-for drive OF the Yankees
l.,~o Iaya1OpaI 10 has haap