New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-30
Pipps Home Run in Seventh
Wins for Yanks O0er Braves
Donovan's Heavy Fitters
Get Busy When Tyler
Leaves Box

Dothan. Ala, March 29.-The dyna-
mite in the middle section OK VIA
Bill Donovan's batting order came IN
contact with two right-hsnded pitchers
tIis afternoon and "let go" In an eN-
nlosion that blew the Braves rlght ouV
of a ball game which at one tilie
seemed 10 be safely slowed away IN
the Boston bat bag. ho
Tho score was Z to 5, and SIX OF the
Yankee tallies were scored, or uri ven
in. by Wally Pipp. Frank BAKER anu
Lee Magee. Doi, oor-
ried the pitching burden for the IAN
ices. the Philadelphia ShTapnel go
ing five innings and the Baltimore bu@-
card four. , ,d =
Lee Magee. with two singles ana a
donbIe was the most prolific OF the
Yankee batters. but his glory was
dimmed bv the heavier if less trequehcc
swattinp Of Pipp and Baker. ooth OF
whom found the range OF the rignt heiu
barrier. Baker compiled his circuit
clout in the second inning, scoring ,he
only run charged against Lefty lyIer'
while Pipp numbered his IN 'he
seventh.
Braves Score First
The Braves took the initiative. IN the
matter Of scoring. After tanning
| Meanwhile in the first inning SnA"hes
| passed both Evers and Bailey, the Ioi
mer scoring on Sherry Magees slngIe
10 right. Again in the second tne Dos
ton lead-off man struck OUT put Cnt
next man up, Joe Kelly, leaned agalns
the first ball pitched and drove IL oee'
the right field fence for a nome run
after which Shawkey 1anhed oo'"
Tragessor and Tyler. ,.,
Frank Baker in the second duphcateo
Kelly's mighty wallop.,
Again in the third Shawkey lost the
location Of the plate. Maranville and
/ Evers both walked. In an attempt TO
catch Meanwhile off second Nunamaker
/ heaved the ball to centre field, where
Lee Magee scooped it in while running
/ at full tilt and heaved it 10 Wally Plpp
who thrust it into Evers's short ribs
before Trojan John could scurry back
TO first.
Bailey's infeld out advanced Maran.
Vile TO third, and after Magee had
been passed double steal was started
Peckinpaugh rushed in to intercept
Nunamaker's throw, but missed connee
tons and Meanwhile scored.
With 3 to | lead, Stalhngs sem
TYLER into retirement and called Dict
/ Rudolph into action. Pipp saluted the
hero of the 1914 world series with Z
single to right, but tried for seconC
and was thrown out. Baker kicked II
with a mighty double TO right anC
scored on Magee's single to centre. In
/ the sixth frame Home Run Bakel
/ reached second on a force-out and ar
error. and completed the circuit or
| Magee's double TO right centre, tleinl
/ the score at all.
Tie Broken in Seventh
Kelley's double and pinch hittei
Larry Chappelles single TO centre
broke the tie in the Braves half of th'
seventh. Tragessor tried TO make Z
play on Gilhooley's short bunt at thu
opening of the Yankees half of the
same round and by falling over the
ball made a base hit of tap tina
would almost certainly have rolled foul
High followed with double TO centre
Maisel spashed weakly TO Tyler, whC
threw TO the plate to head off Gilhooley
The latter, however, doubled back tow
ard third and drew throw from
Tragessor, which carromed off the lief
field fence before Msgee could reach 1t
l Gnhooley scored standing up, Higl
reaching third and Maisel second
moment later Wally Pipp unlimbereC
his cleanup homer.
Johnny Evers, captain and seconC
baseman Of the Braves, was painfully
and perhaps seriously injured this af
ternoon while swinging at the ball il
the ninth inning. He threw his lef
shoulder out Of joint and was forceC
"a rnfirn frnrn the r,nrnn