New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-18

- with the New Works TINS SCI
EE.Snt,sls Of the last stand here.
n. victory was in doubt just TWO
.,ss II takes pitcher about that
80 ret a ball through the wind-up
I'm 20 the batter. of Ray Fishers
- Harry Hooper, the first Boston
go, collected a home run. He drove
.~.h,u with such terrific force against
y, seats Of the lower right field stand
I.t il bounded out clear to centre
e.. That was only the beginning oil
T 81, pounding. Donovan ordered up
....ry.. in plenty. But all Of them
~, the way Of Fisher. Urban ShOeker
- hammered quite as freely as was
;. Vermont schoolmaster. As last
sort, pOrt-sided talent was offered
s.o-ss Mogridgc, through the last four
;,,ines proved q big Improvement but
80, VAS forced TO yield run.
= a mi such as the Red Sox showed
,. ,b;s their last game at the roo
"a would have changed the
O Nv. corplexion Of the American
nv rsre. Had Barry's men been
80 ~ respond with just half the
i.n FL. yebemence during their fnat
&C., trim that they showed through
". Tonr games here, the White SoN
A.,I5 NOT now have strange hold on
he BUNTING.
Nav Of Frerzied Hitting
y.stsrdsv was a day OF frenzled Int
III round Three Of the seven
s s.ored by both mines were homers.
ss...,rnlv enough, none Of She circuit
.Snes ielI with men on bases. Walter
pans drive into the right heId Staho
!. H. second inning saved the YANKEES
,-or, being shut out. Hooper. as re,
Va above, hit into the right held
. ..- Of Fisher. In the fifth inning
80 Bsrrv found the left bleacher
.,ss with one Of Urban Smoker
,Eerings. - h-oove Cor
Mr. Leonard. Barring the moment
- -, BIT too careless with Na.Iy
p,S tbis sterling sOuthpaw had me
T Tpy' 80 sstir- out of his hand. Aside
vow, tho homer in question, the Locals
Ii "a no content with four scattered
t,evs. With ills one exception, unti
h, ninth inning, no runner passed
scond base.
Iaons-d was particularly effective in
Ebs,eyer few piucheS developed. Peek
,rsugh singled with one out In the
f-,r inning. but was doubled stealing
az Wsisel whitfield Pipp, first up in
,tt second. hit his home run. Later
y the same inning Gedeon walked.
svt two were out. and Nunamaker
wpped weakly. Only twice afterward
as New York in position 10 profit by
pinch hit.
Singles i'm Third
Gilhooley singled with one out in the
third and Peckiupsugh moment
later vas safe on SCOTS error. MalseI
srii,ed lazily 20 centre, while Pip
rolled as lszily 20 Barry. In the next
four innings the Yankees went out IN
order. NunamaEcr singled TO start the
eighth, but Norr. dge hit sharply TO the
box and into "a double play. Malsel
scratched q hit 20 the box with only
one out in the ninth. Pipp NIT sharply
10 Barry. But with the easiest sort of
double play I'm prospect Scott muffed
hi, managers toss. The two runners
moved up on Niller's out Hendryx
hated for High, but fouied TO Cady.
Boston cinched the game IN the frst
inning After Hooper hit his homer
Nsisel threw out Barry. Hoblitzell fol
Owed with douple 10 centre and
Lewis walked. Hobby and Duffy ad-
vsntsd while Peckinpsugh was tossing
out Shorten. Both scored on SCOTS
'ngl. 70 left. Fisher cut Highs throw
N on this single and nipped Scott when
me latter tried for second.
Fisher Taken Out
Though Fisher got the side in order
!, the second inning, he was taken out
10 favor Of Shocker. Hooper, the first
TO face Urban IA the third, singled to
light field. Barry hunted, but Shocker
brew too late for Hooper st second
'sss, Hobltzell sacrificed. Lewis
walked, filing the bases. Shorten
grounded out 20 Pipp, scoring Hooper,
Scott was thrown out by Shocker.
Barry found Shocker for home run
ITO the left field bleachers in the fifth
ming Hoblitzell followed with sin
g.s but the next two were easy outs.
Ihs run of Mogridge came in the
eighth as the result Of Shorten's triple
and Scots single, both with none out.