New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-07
Indians T0ke Scalp
Of Wild BiLL'S Men
O,;s Lambeth Holds the
Yankees TO Two
Lonesome Hits
~ w. o. MCCLELLAN


The Cleveland Indians VINO are oe
.r discussed by persons 0'N'i"'s
.lae as rennant possio'l"eS' can , w.
.orn yesterday ana loon '', -
ri,h The same ihoIous'"''s -,
~. ,.ts General Grant took Richmond
IN. score was 6 70 J, ana the lo"'
%. NJ the Yankees was purely ac-
'-'.| y,
,ccaia" ..o ,,,,,orous
OTIS Lambeth O"- "a
-...bers with the Indian sign upon inc
-, hold RupDert and Illusions
--'As' -, ..a, % two lonesome
larsu.d A.I'u nv .--.--.o. no
hts. After inc th'4u minus
. ..-, ~, near enough 90 first base TO
''"' ..-,. l,ttsr
send Do "'""1 d., s.- ,o,o,.o,,
cay flsHei' VINO "o'"~N ava
rss hois,ej 90 al points cI 'h' com
, Va,f Of The time he seemed TO
l-''' -...,. .bro,,,.b the motions
be Simply s''"s go, oor+rsct
GO play ont ine wal IN,
rtich expires this year. mere "eIe
-. ,.be1 Bic Ed Sweeney in his
Iii b.yo socned almost
.2s- year "ou'U ""'0 -.
enthusiastic by comparison 20 r'S''e'
....l., Tie acted as though base
- c,isode I'm his Young
o os.' "'''
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'"'
Il may be that the Yankees are mere
70 temnorarily depressed because CT
- cvcossiye number of arbitrator,
81 tbat when they rush once more
az 10 c9ro.free West, where there
y" o-i'. two umpires per game, they
y. ~, rbsta Of their lethargy. There
, 80 rmnires again Yesterday on
J, ~, loan GRASS that is the pride Of
49,. rsbian.
NJ, -, SoeqEer's frost bitten bean
LEE III - tho lot again with the
"'." 1,~;s+rem cot two hits
"..' --I -. +ator opofber but Tor
l3 "'',u 'S' - an,hit;ous agri-
l i-aiH4l" '"HVi' ~ Ma Smoker
t-il..s- ~, h. ,bird on his
2.'.l. q ',l'''.T vtth M cher third
as time up. " i'm 'b - - Least a
7assmaA Do "0u'I na'c osJ 80 and
single. but bIheI te"C'- 80 j., limo
'peaIed DO WIZ ms - - -.
T" .'-n1 H., aoebies+ bit Of work ac-
-, NJ" b, 81 Yankee plaver yester-
3,v Peker unlike some Of the less
-~ce.,er+ hut mere blase players, gives
~. tss. chat ie iu him ct every game.
ii' BE-. ,te rritc ir the work, without
'.tt.b ro nlavcr can be great, no mat
~ g.tet his came may be.
r,-.-1.,a '7o+ its FIRST run in the
.,.,,d inning without going through
tine fcmadty Of making a hat. Koth
90, base on balls and went to sec
ond OH Charman's sacrifice. Wamos-
~. .i;.-I , k;t 10 Baker. who threw
~ FIRST. prttirc out the Human Con-
.,~~~4 pipp was little slow on re-
,src-y after getting the ball and Roth
scored on the out.
To- the third inning the Yanks got
ac.r one lonesome tally. II was al
rst present from steve O'Neil, the
rlrar..r efficient backstop Tor the
Indians Lee Nagce forced Fisher and
sc., second. As he was rounding the
s- Che caCcr O'NeIl pegged 20 Gu,
tn down. The throw went several
,sris vide Of Chapman. and Magee
.tored while Iris Speaker was scurry-
M across the back lot in search OF the
rs. bail
Indians start Parade
- A. ro,,r.b irrir,. tho Indians
- ,,.-.5o and war dance at the
-. - d 10 10 ovcessiveIv languid
60 Tie S-caEer heat an infeld
I. -, r-5.- Sf,irol stubbed his toe.
F,bsr icbbo5 GRO down The alley for
49, no droyo +ro BAN to left field,
-se,, ur,Scy Eirb Daused 10 iuggle
: pSr..ff>rg speaker 10 reach third.
Wfb Chairman out. Wambsganss
..ssd ono mas. Pechiapaugh and
s,s,ke~ conc in. Pack fumbled the
ssl for an instant. but kept his head
ID a, Roth started 30 Nit past second
- -.so,,1 or-t and tayQed him deity