New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-06
es Break Euen with Senators
Baker Brings Smile
To Wild Bill, Exile
Run BY Trappe Farmer in Thirteenth Inning Enables
Yankees to Break Their Long Losing Streak
Two Hits for Simuel Love
By w. o. MCCLELLAN

BY w. o.
ubfe Wild William Donovan,
..,.5 from a vantage point IN ri
. ...S,r with the Washington SolOns
' ''.,5 contest was a thriller, runni
s..,Llin Baker, the Trappe agric
1T centre off Walter Johnson and
The order suspending Wild Will
81. Charles Farrell, premier Of Il
.-n.ut and will keep a strange ne
=. Yanks continues 10 suffer Il
: s-iov.d Of his robes of stare and
Esd in a gray suit and Panama
~. ~. once naughty Wild William
,,,.t against the Scotch whiskey sign
,i,bt field and shifted the conflict
,fsr Donovan dethroned is
' ~. Of majesty still. Only DOno-
:. .,uld lean against a fence in that
,s.l fashion -
-. srst engagement was tough
;. Io., the Yanks dropping II by
M ,;.,t score OF TO /. The second
w ..ssowdsd with hairbreadth escapes.
ss s.vsnth the Yanks were breezing
.i,b a lead of two runs. Then
y. s,Ions started 10 lombard Slimuel
isre and tied II.
Each Tally in Tenth
{. II. ,.rtb the Solons got two runs,
-, lacked as though the Ianks were
~. but they came right back IN the
~, inning, and tied the score again
y, contest then erept along TO the
a,.nth reel, when Farmer Baker
49,. ,rundling 10 the plate swinging
-. statement Of one Of his trades.
rs, Bsker tried for the right-held
...,is Then he fell upon one Of Wal
q, Jobnson's swift ones and drove 1t
=, svt 70 right centre. The ball rolled
a, "A the fence and Baker rolled home.
In till that time the famous Exile
y Coogsn's Bluff had been gazing with
so,rovful expression AZ the historic
,-;r.nce from which he was bsnished
~ DEGREES OF Ban Johnson. When the
I'm thumped against the fence a smile
An, 20 the face Of the exile. The
Yankee losing streak had been broken
/ and Wild Bill Donovan, exile and out
,sst though he was by decree, was him
SELF again.
h had all the earmsrks of a real
uns. that second engagement. Up to
a, seventh the Yanks did not seem
M. 10 solve Gallia, and Slimuel Love,
a. slender sapling Of the southpaws,
vas holding the Solons safe. Then
he Yanks went over the top with
nsh.
Nsg.e beat an infeld hit. Miller
singled TO centre and put Magee on
third Alexander hunted and squeezed
Mage. through for the first run. Slim
vel Love contributed 10 the dash with
his second hit Of the day, sending Mil
Ter 70 third. Again the Yankees
worked their famous squeeze play,
Msisel bunting and sending Miller
home.
Game Looks Safe
That made 1t look secure for the
Ysnks. Outside a dozen taXicabs were
strsinng a. the chains, waiting 70
bear them 20 a train bound for Day
ton, where they were scheduled 10 play
an exhibition game to-day. But in the
ninth the Solons started to crab the
TRIP
Rice singled and was forced by Eos
u Ainsmith. batting for Leonard,
AGs,ed one 10 centre field. Miller
-id. mad dash, but overran the ball,
st the hit bounded along for three
ssgger. This scored Foster. Alnsmith
ullisd on Ghsrrity's out and tied the
4 count.
N the tenth the Solons made an
.;..r successful raid on Slimuel Love:
l1:gs started with a single 20 left and
I,ni TO second on Shanks's saerihce.
Milan drove a two-bagger TO right,
Nsrihg Judge. Rice drove a two-bag-
gu 70 left and Milan scored. That
-ies L look ss though the cup OF sor-
Hf'v which the famous Exile OF Coo
'a,'s BluH is inhaling would be filled
/ . the brim.
5g. the Yanks came back in the
Al. inning, uttering shrin cries
d.ssnee Bsumsn, pinch hitting,
a...d first on McBride's error.
'..iinpsuzh contributed his regular
atsagger 70 left Timothy Hendryx
,,aissd one through short and Tailed
a;zsn. Pipp hoisted a long ny to
wire and the score was tied. The
i-ogs exile leaning against the
s,it,y sign bresthed more freely as
'ixh.d the struggle.
Pitchers Duel Begins
!. progressed bresthlessly. Russell
tr.d Love in the eleventh, and
'Lnr Johnson went in as a pinch hit
r. In the next inning Johnson took
! rand on the mound and d pitchers
q began.
y re train which the Yankees were
,sTe taken was well on it's way west
',r J. Franklin Baker came 10 the bat
~ one out. The famous exile was
"kilng, because he was going no.
yer. in particular for while. Bak-
- blow went over toward the rignt
'is. corner, and the agriculturist
,,t,ound the sacks. lie crashed into
s-l,h, hurting the catcher aside as
si,h.d over the rubber, while the
'sllsd behind.
&-gsl Love surprised himself and
ss'rld a. large by getting two real
~ N the game. Tim HendryI made
t'tasrf1l peg from right in the fifth
|ag % nail Gallia az the plate.
n. first game the Ysnks got a
\ ~ starr, but died afterward. Maisel
%s FRS. inning got base on balls
~, second and third and scored on
d n,;t single.
u. solons tied IL up in The fourth
~ Foster got his base on balls. sd-
utss On Leonard out and scored on
"~osgger b. Menowsky, the per
'iz,. Pollak.
Leonard's Hit Fatal
~ solons put over the winning run
re .ighth. Rice singled 20 right
sad went along on sacrifice by
~ Leonard drove hit 20 centre
mad. the eighth consecutive dis
IT ier n. Yankees.