New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-19
Donovan's Men Drive Gallia
from Box-Work Squeeze
Play Successfully
BY W. O. McGEEHAN

INC double ana UhlNHtu III ''' ''''' -
score Of TO 3. -Four runs were passed
over TO Clark Griffith on a silver platter
in the very first inning. A couple Of hit
and couple OF errors, one Of the lat
Ter being due 20 an arch formed by tie
logs Of Fritz Naisel very suggestive OF
the span Of Hans Wagner.
Aided in the Presentation
On post norton examination. u Pc
haps is just as well that the YANKEES
did inadvertently spot the Senators
four runs i'm that first. Otherwise. the
pastime would hardly have been mucn
more thrilling than a Congressional oe-
bate on the wool schedule.
L was this lead that made the
Yankee realize that they were engaged
in r. contest and they proceeded 70
vav-n and stretch their limbs prcpara-
tory 20 awakening IN the second .'-
ming thew got back two runs, and DID, ''e
,b;r5 thew proceeded 20 paste GalAa so
.bo-oYcbIv and Systematically that ne
was taken out and Ayres was sent in
In the fifth the Yanks took q lead OF
o,o pm hut thcv were tied up again IN
.bc sixth Whereupon they imme-
d.a+olv stepped of 20 the front again IN
Tho very same inning. An extra run
y..s added in tho eighth by the squeeze
rrav. lust 20 illustrate forcioIy or sue
etoutics the TACT that the an 80
IN Of strategy.
Shockcr Gives Four Hits
r-~b,r chockcr held the Senators ior
g. bi+s for the entire nine INNINGS
H. Looked like soft morsel ih ln'
r,... inning. and his support lookCN az
n.y.. a. Soft. but aftcrward SnochcI
s+cadied down 20 a regular ailei
work. IL was Shockor VINO i""De e, 80,
i,rr- chat was instrumental lh Pc''V
ing the squeeze play 1,oJ ,,rot-
Gror.or'e support began To 100" PIs.
49, ~ br5iGant as the afternoon
d-ac,cd on. Francis Aayief VI" GII-,.t
w." Massachusetts, Turk. and IL U-,
t5,ob erearing some tall and oI'I lu',
arcs Franklin Baker. the %ou"Ieu
.'-.,ric,,ltnralist. Of Trappe, No, "as
e.. an Tho iob extensively, despite W
60 that he is carrying aroui' NV
eores- thumb i'm organized p"Sep@'I
the present wruIg. r.. ;,-irc do
soerdo5 suddenly upon the S'IstCNc"
-,rl-itudo At the Polo Grouno@' go
Tor Leonard walked, Shoc"oI u" 49,. ~
considerable difficulty I'M GetI"E ~
rerqe of the usually distinct p-TH,C,''
senator Foster forced senator L'O,
ard Senator Milan ioOo,I o ord
clocker. who made q 10" l"Io"' "''
Ia
d. ,.as 81 This point that the area pc
-, Fritz Vaisels legs began TO pay
;rnortant part in the day e",ei
.a..rn,,. II may not be true as .'"'
beor previously reported 'n1I
,.ro Is ms wide as that which stre'C"ts
between the knees Of Hans "aE"el
'.,,ccr tie supports OF the brooKIy"
49,. Ar,thmetically ands gcome'it-
,..f-, this would seem lmpo7s PIC
~, whom senator Rice VINO Us ID"
-.....o, "a the noted bard OF me same
como. drove o ball at Malsel I' S'''',.O
d.. trouCh there was enough Sp@'O ~
to.cen his bowed knees to pcimlJ d a.
..s.on of cavalry TO pass throUE''. ~.
anv rate. the ball got thI0u8" C'i $50
from one knee TO the o'"ei' anu
tor Foster scored, Ito .o-t
tl,r. - this. and singled In tuIN
~, he usual armistice was g.
Na,cd ~ the end Of the inning ana
I.i. ~ tho smoke Of the eXploS'cN
ta5 d--ftcd from the field the soma,
~ t.I a four-run lead, ana .id
yC,u,,w Donovan was illustrating WY
"a. affective had been preiiXed to h'7
Christian name. ;u,o,i;o.,
,l.ctroo1tior of Naiscl the hanging OF
eto.tor and lot of other draS'c
,,.,..n~os for an immediate lncrea9"
;r the efficiency OF the lanhs. ne
Yankee fan IS an impulslVe person
There are no halfway measures "'|"T5
him lie either wants 90 KISS h..t
Donovan or have him boiled IN o"
over q slow fire. ...-,
;.. animation IN the second lnninS
pm reescd. and ]. Franklin Baker
sore thumb and all. bounced "a mt D"
-.,s+o- Gallia's glove. taking a large
sC.tioo Of the leather with j.. MaG'e
,,ele a noble swing. but flied out 10
$3.50 MILAN. Peckinpaugh was
r.se4d for Leslie Nunamaker.
\unamaker. though he has shaved
It.. Nod still 1<ms 90 have SONG
ching ON his mind. He was chatteIhE
i.,o marpic all the afternoon. But
80 this particular moment he lapsed
MO silence. took a firm grip on I'D.
hat and rolcd a double along me thlri
bSsc line. scoring Pipp and Baker
Tho ,rounded thumb Of j. Franklin
Ro[er was again shown cneCl\S
crouch cor active service M the tHltu'
Vaiscl forced High and Plpp doubled
ending him along TO third Ihe1
Rakcr swung on healthy one ara
cont IL driving along the hrS'-oa'
line. bringing IN Maisel and tlPP'
making il four each;
Ice NaCec came along with announcer
,;rgIe and Senator Gallia seemed 10
49, avoided into a. least three parts. ~
,'os decided that it would be best TO
10 him out while he retained signs
oT lie. Senator Ayers was sent IN as
bis relief.
senator Ayers Passes Baker
p, .bo 9th inning Baker came
u.,o..,,b with what had all the ear
,~arks Of the winning run. lie "as
,..secd nv Senator Ayers and got 70
ocor5 on a wild pitch. An emphatic
dr.vo by Peckinpaugh brought MN
Rnt the stubborn Senators eyened II
..., .o ,bcir part Of the sixth. WIN one
rgt senator Judge walked ana stolG
,.c,rd with the assistance or VIA
..,ct bv Shockcr lie scored on mt
bv Senator Henry. ho
- took some man~uvrns Tor iho
~. a. recover their lead IN Oh" same
.,r.r. Shochcr singled, hut W4s
fr1hnr.gK HIGH mt