New-York tribune., 1917-06-30
RedSoxDefeat
Donovan Men
OnTwoErrors
Mogridge Deserves Shutout
But Yankees Toss Game
Away in Tenth

Boston, June 29.-The world cham.
pion Red Sox need not Babe Ruth or
any other of their best pitchers so
long as they play in the luck that has
prevailed against the Yankees in the
present series. Barry's men grabbed
of the third straight from New Yorl,
in the tenth inning to-day, by a score
of 10 l.
George Foster, the somewhat anti
quated veteran OF the champions. who
Is hanging In the big show by frayed
finger nail, made Wild Bill Donovan tho
widest manager ever seen, by tearing
of George Mogridge. George, be is
known, is a classy southpaw, always AZ
his best when he faces the crimson
hosed elan. There is no greater jiny
in the American League take il from
Boston-than this same port-sider. On
the last appearance of the Yankees in
the Hub, Mogridge treated the world
champions 10 no-hit game.
So far as Mogrldge was concerned,
he to-day-was almost all that he ever
had been. He earned a shut-out, and
that is all any pitcher may be asked
TO do. But still the Red Sox bumped
him OF because each of the two err
rors of the Yarkees handed Barry's
men a run. And as two runs were al
that Boston needed, you have the an-
swer.
Yankee Attack Fails
There were times, however, when the
Yankee attack fell dead in its tracks.
The second inning should have sewed
up the game for New York, but il bare
ly scratched Fosters hide. pass, sac
rihce and three singles produced tho
only run that graced the Yankee effort.
Baker walked and Magee sacrificed.
Baumann singled TO centre, scoring
Baker. Walters singled TO centre and
Baumann stopped at second Mogrdge
singled to right. This time Bsumann
pulled up at third. With the bases load
ed Maisel fouled to Gardner and Peck
flied to Lewis.
The third was almost as provoking.
Hendryx walked. He was cut down at
third when Pipp singled TO centre. To
get Tim Walker made a wonderful pick
up aad one OF the finest throws ever
seen in the Hub. In the fifth. with
Malsel on second and only one out,
Scott robbed Hendryx Of an extra base
hit and doubled up Frtze. In the sew
enth, with Walters on second, Barry
raked in Maisel's liner and started an
other double play. In every inning but
the fourth the Yankees had somebody
on. In six of the ten the first batter up
reached first in safety. Fosters rabbits
foot was certainly on the job.
The Red Sox, too, overlooked a lot OF
chances. In six of their ten innings
the first batter hit safely. or walked.
Foster bunted into a double play after
Agnew singled in the third. Scott and
Agnew both singled with none out in
the fifth. A force-out at third, a sac.
rifice hit and an infeld out pulled
Mogridge through.
Score First In Fourth
The Red Sox got the first run in tha
fourth. Barry singled TO right and
Gamer was hit by a pitched ball. Card
ner hit to Pipp, but the latter made q
poor throw to Mogrdge, who covered
first. Barry scored on the error and
Gamer raced to third. Nogridge tossed
out Lewis Gamer was trapped on the
lines when Walker hit TO Baker, and
Walker ran into double play at secs
ond trying for the midway on the out.
Boston's winning run in the tenth
came on an error also. Agnew led off
with double to left. Walsh ran for
him. Foster sacrificed, ker to MaiseL.
Hooper hit weakly eckinpaugh,
whose throw to the plM had Walsh
smothered by several yards Walters,
however, made a horrible tumble, let-
ting in the winning run.
The score: