New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-09
Yanks Knock
.Joe Bush Off
Of Mound
cuIlop Has Hard Task in
Defeating Athletics by
Score Of q to 2

,s,lphia. May s.-A little matter
.,v, broken bones doesn't feaze
49, ' no,ovsn's Yankees. They are used
p" .n,b treatment. The loss Of Frank
c.Hoolev simply spurred their anger
..i,st Shibe Park and all things con
'..,,s with IT, and before they pulled
80. for the Wet tonight they fin
- a that srtistic polishing Of the
,A,,,ies that began the day before
w Cullop. pitching his first full game
.|n. wear. carried the Yankee banner
20 . victory over the White
r,,,h,pts here this afternoon.
Yiek dropped into no soft spot, either.
"a. opposed by Bullet" Joe Bush,
-, ss tough 2 foeman as the Yam
-. know ana q pitcher who showed
,bs Donovan clan 81 the Polo
c-.,,d. on recent visit Of Connie
~ On that occasion the Athletics
~ .vo rsmes New York got even
W. to.Sav. The Yankees had the fur
, I ss.isfsction Of knocking Bush out
~ the box.
n.,ovan's club has not yet swung
,,,o II. true hitting stride. IL was out
S,,,sd bv the home club. both as 10
.s"hsr and dimension Of clouts, but
- m I'M fclding for the difference.
I,o. the visitors injected their safe
49,. -, where they would do the most
80 The defence Of the Athletics
~, sossv in spots, though the three
-, OF Bush were earned and would
ave been quite enough for Cullop.
Hendryx Holds Beat
u.,5-vx who has been assigned 20
t;ibooley's patrol. IS evidently bent on
s.iSinr the beat. lie contributed two
isles 70 the cause this afternoon. and
.ay.b,r proved his right 10 the honor
- leading the batting order by wait
:. for couple OF bases on balls.
psndryx is fast catching on. CT,
Or, GOOD as be was, HendryN hsd
..,b,,g on J Franklin Baker, a Tor
-sr beloved citizen and idol OF the
SS;ks park bleacherites. The Trappe
-,ylsr struck only one blow Tor the
e.nse but IL was a resoundlng and
s-.lv stroke. II fell with two out IN
no first inning and started Bush on
me way. as two runs rode nome on the
jolt. x.o,.b..oo.
I'm, into trouble He passed HendryN
70 stsrt the game High forced Hen
Any hut Bush lost Maisel. too. TINS
Ia, little pair Of runners moved up
while Grover was throwing out Plpp
Bakers single 70 centre scored the pair
Miller forced Baker
TBe YANKEES added another IN the
second Peekinpsugh flied to Grover
but Nunamsker singled TO right. Gull
iop beat Q bunt. Hendryx singled "a
centre. scoring Nunamaker. 1t looked
A. il the Yankees were on the way 70
cluster Of runs, but when High punt
I'd Cullop went 20 sleep and was
doubled al third, Schang 10 Mcinms Il
Bates
Philadelphia got run IN the seeon'
half. Cullop threw out Strunk; tnei
psssed Thrasher. Mclnnis singled Z
right, putting Thrssher on third ! NJ
1iier was caught at the plate whei
safes raped TO Pipp. Wallle Scnahe
soveyer. came through with a singl'
% left that scored Mclnnis. Haley
batting for Bush, struck out
Bodie Is Troublesome
Ping Bodie was very TROUBLESOME
iovsrd Cullop all afternoon. HIS triple
3roye in Philadelphis's second and las
I'm in the third inning. Witt was OF
second. BY grace of his single and
uerifce. when Ping delivered. Malse
s,ld Bodie 10 third while he threw oui
Srunk Thrasher flied 10 HendryX
Miller wormed a pass out OF Myers
% start the fourth, and High walkeC
viih only one out in the hi'h' ou'
rei,her time could the succeeding Yam
e, batters help the cause. In the slXtr
Eilltr got two bases on Wits WIG
throw. Only one man was out at tht
tine. Neither Peck nor Nunamaker mac
he punch .-,.
Callop pitched himself out Of tight
pl.ee in the sixth. Bodie led oil with
double and Strunk hunted sai,eiy
Srunk. however. was caught steanne
without Ping budging from third
Ttnsher fouled 70 Pipp and MelnniS
antd 10 Baker.
Starting the eighth Baker walked
". died stealing. Miller struck OUT
p,skirpaugh walked and stole and
xored on Wits tumble.
The score:
,r,0 vop, =, PHILADELPHIA A ~