New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05

- sox resulting IN a ne
~ "a news for the morning was
ne 20 6; Yankees, 4. The equally
$751; $751;, t.dings Tor the afternoon
I., 81. Washington, s. Yankees 4. , I ,a,
W. 'e'.. TIA. the muItitudes longed iOi
D.. p. ,.ne in either game; u-;,,;au,
Dunas he peerlcss leader OF me
,eioVsn, 'siled with the spirit OF In
l',L's; .,ce Day. lie pulled fatr'eS
:''sn with appropriate gestures Oh
t'aH' xii D.neon, and was gwen Ine
lnP"' Psv Fisher. who also is soiie-
rie IN impromptu orator was
nig % ne showers just before MS
als'@ -ade his dignihed exit ,,,,
rsi.ss. rcr+h while 10 see Wild VIII
u s-s;,bed. Some managers Simply
an 0.1s-...n.eIves out Of the lot. WIG
ll,1l A getaway rather suggests inc
Nl- -.-.s Of the late y. BonapsIte' CO o.
l .,-i,' when he was on ms way ~ '''
Hs.saa. ,-.;-.s Rc~are,
...,. sloouence in the departure OF
-, His very feet IN their sPiAeu
l'lo'a .ssrr 70 call upon the world 10
',oss ,bs fact that umplres are IN
IN backward glances when ne
-. ,,sr his shoulders would wlther
a. .rIs Of an save American League
Let those umpires beware.
49, rusbing 10 their doom Wheh
80 tribe with a Donovan.
k.,isbment Of Donovan came IN
l's .-+b ;nring. with the Senator'S
there were TWO out and MehosNy'
- those Poles who iniest the ma
$50 nsst.me these days, was on miro
VIZ W. Sbawkev was pitching to ayers
v v.., stole home At the moment
=. pJe started Ayers had two strikes
baked against him. 49, Ill :.
- ,;ge a GOOD one 20 Wild Will
80 several other parties who were
.. = -vs.-ly interested II 10 had been
~. ~, - : strike IL would have meant the
,.i,I out. and Menossys spectacular
.,.h 10 the plate would nave beeu uSs-
Ii, Bu, Umpire Dineen called tne
81. safe and the throw q ball. 1 nat
-sjs what proved 70 be the winning
4 Wbsreupon Dineen was surrounded
tv ~ entire Yankee team and was en-
...s.ss 70 listen 20 reason. lie llsIeneu
=. Paw Fisher and hurt one OF ms ears.
via V1liam poured some VltrioIc
''.--srce into his other ear. Dlneen
,-5ersd both Of them % leave tne ioI'
FISHER trotted directly 10 the snow
90. bpt Wild William, more IN anger
.,,o IN sorrow. paraded with the IN
;~- we dignity Of a real Donovan TO a
vsi.t.y sign az centreheld. There ne
I.a-eT sgsinst the fence in outraged
~sissrv. The late y. Bonaparte' OF
C.rs.ea must have looked just Ike
ia, at S. Helena.
Shirt Of Revolt Rampant
The spirit Of revolt and combat also
.,..rss3 IN the Senator'S. Clark Grlf.
g., bsra, 20 chatter such variety OF
issAness that Dineen had 70 order mn mn
% keep quiet several times; nc
-srtisl music furnished by the GU
,,,.e band might have had something
"a 10 with the wave Of combatlveheSs
tat hit the Polo Grounds.
The spectac.e Of a man named Ms-
,o.sy putting i ever on one bearing
~ iorored name Of Donovan and a
s.,esn6snt OF Private Jeremiah Dono-
us. Of Bull Run. Gettysburg, AntietSni
i-t the Wilderness, was mar ~ lhs
ne Intellectual advance Of the SlaV
seems 20 be a c.nch now since tHey
ave invaded baseball. or can u Os
ia. the retrogression Of the CeII anu
he German is responsible ior tne
rs-ss that clutter up the box scores
la. used 70 contain Only PLAIN yer
-sn and Irish monickers!
With Kerensky kicking Won hindeh-
VIZ n the Stats and Menosky getting
Donovan hurled from a baseball 4oI'
asre must be some great change COM
q over this world.
a3bert Saawkey, the eminent YANKEE
Is..sI, who got his bumps early during
e morning game, was sent IN during
u afternoon game 70 relieve Niehol las
lslop, who also got a pounding al tne
,sH inopportune moment Of the ball
p-e
About 1900 patriots were massed IN
z. stands for the second game and
rss5!e came for the Yanks right al
q start. In the first inning Judge
sl:s3 Cullop for a three Dagger 20
Mt Shanks singled and ,Jud9e
ssfsd. Milan forced Shanks and went
shiri on hit By Rice. Milan scored
Fosters out.
Yanks Tie Score
ne Yarks tied in their half Of the
azs inning. Maisel led of with a
t,g.s and scored when Peckinpaugn
a,,ed out his daily two-base hit 70
e. After Pipp walked j. Franklin
.si.r, the industrious agriculturlst OF
l1p2s, Nd, slashed a hit 20 rignt
t,f'hg Peck.npaugh. Clark Grimth
e, withdrew Pitcher Dumont and
R.i 10 old Doc Ayers.
IA Yanks got another in the second
h'olgh the squeeze play ana
s'tiih Of horseshoes. Miller ano
ss.,snaksr singled and advanced on
-silop's out Malsel tried 20 bunt, oul
ti,sae popped a fy over the head OF
..eze as be was running in for the
'.st Miller scored.
"a The third the Senator'S Jumped into
y ..ac again. A pass 20 Judge, M
~ saanes, a wild pitch and a single
Y Milan brought In two runs. After
az shaWkey replaced Cullop.
=. ne Yankee Ted iu their half wher
W got base On balls, went 20 thirc
Bakers drive ard scored when aa
~ forced Bakcr. Then came the DIS
ais1s fourth inning, where the ola'
"sistme trs Celt. With their peerless
Sassr Dsnisncd 20 the whiskey ad, th'
.'iti sssmed % knock OF tghting foi
2, DAY
Z he ninth. with HendryH, Pipp am
-.o' a. bat. they could not produce
.y''ig that remotely resembled
I,s Baker was aiming for the righ'
! = t'sn6, bgt hiE range finder seem et
= e. fault