New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-25
gplated Offensive GlUes
| Mogndge Haless Victory
Southpaw First of
,,oovan Clan to Enter
Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame
,,-il 24-George MOgrdge'
e''.. ,ou,hpaw Of Rochester
81, ~. way into the baseball Han
=. = ,A.n, a, Fcnwsy Park this
HN he held the world ehamp'o"
80 =. ,i,les. and beat them by a
80 In spite Of the won
= d ..,,s.ns Of Norridse and in
- ~. ,he terrific smuggling OF his
which amassed eight 0inEies
~. Leonard The Yankees had a
80 afternoon and were not
,r,es the game till the very
Pc As seems their pleasing
80 Donovan ciansmen oventu-
9. .., - a belatcd offensive
- have carried to successful
~, -. tho Two Boston errors
"a in PeckinpauGh's winning
# his supreme effort Of the
-, Nogridgo tonight enjoys a
I. G..inc,ion. He is the hrst
,,,eber 10 hold am opponent
,syoueh regulation combat.
s,tore him. from the time Of
p, lack Chcsbro down to the
MASTER. Ray Caldwell have
/ 5ss-,ery, very close.
Hughes. now Of the Braves, for
-. team that had nothing like
- n Donovan array, once car
Y ,,,onent beyond the nine full
vi,hout allowing hit. Eventu-
1 :. gr,s, nas.ers Of the day was
"A. 5.feat. Russell Ford, IN his
- I" "a a no.hit victory ruined
~ =. were out in the nin,h. lheSe
Z. go Of many occasions when
/ y ,iteber almost reached the
- ,..l Of pitching ambition.
s,pbling Blocks for Champs
-..,is,. and Nick CullOp. last year
n, n physical injuries that IN
.,,.8 them for many weeks, were
4 .wsrihelcss. before the accidents
4 ~, reeoyeries as great stumbling
4 80 Red Sox progress as could De
-, ,be American League. barry S
-, hs6 a chuckle at Cullop yes
~ ,rsr though Slim Love and the
~ y,nkee bats saved Nick from
4 AZ marx OF defeat There was no
-5irr st Cullops side partner TO-
/ ..riss. can never hope TO better
,,,,fsrnsnce that landed him among
"a hnous His curve ball had the
.sa,,rssd hitters Of the Red SoN
-.-sg like barn doors in a gale;
4 I'd bal had a hop that tipped
", ~ chin straps of the right
!, ,..,-. bsfore they could see II. The
l,llow had q slow ball. too, that
ne no, afraid 10 use. and, TO sup
,-sr, these varied useful stocks OF
n unusual control.
Z should have been clean cut. no
,but-out But the inertia OF un-
lrs,ty in play that has predominsted
particular series was rampant
80 The Red Sox we're guilty Of
3 rrors: the Yankees Of three mis-
H. One OF the New York boobies.
~ U with couple OF passes hand
gi By Mogridge. gave Boston ITS
5,arS tally in the seventh inning
,asly sacrifice Ay was the instru-
" that pritd Mogr'dge away from
vi rsrited shut out. The stanch
r.ytV Of the Yankees was unusually
{ssy as southpaws 60. He allowed
isrss bases on balls. two Of which
ss ia the seventh, and the second Of
re- . the hsrd-hitting Walker, was
b q line Of strategy that the hy
s.itsn ruined.
Strikes Out Three
ease with which Mogridge
is through nine innings 70 the
ID eoxn is best attested in the
satisfies. He struck out only
y biiisrs. The put-outs and the
isi we're pretty evenly distributed
~ The entire cast. So seldom was
'-egs distressed that there was no
'al'a for any exceptional play on
ari Of those supporting him. He
good that almost any good anna
tan might have thrust back the
e1 with him.
: I'VE Of the aine innings not a red
Z warner saw first base. In the
only four bstters faced the
" ne fourth got his chance sim
sause Msisel fumbled. with two
Iais tumble was negligible. be-
a. easy forced play followed,
z he game.
oiher two Yankee errors. how
ssre matters OF far graver mo-
Zach put Modgridge into a po-
Were even the Scratchiest hit
Z. nave obliterated his entire grace,
nee another error would have
fsi,s Is costly.
= 'efk had TO break up a cleverly
q wee double steal 10 retrieve the
Ssoi'' that OF Peckinpsugh, that
= NE second inning. while the
" rival pitching merit was still
"a eaesuon. Duffy Lewis reached
= MS tumble by the shortstop.
~ 'aeriteed. Mogrldge TO Pipp.
~ sormed a pass his frst-out
.'thegt, Scott forced Gardner,
n % Nsisel This left runners
20 and first. with two out. On
.H pitch Scott set sail for second.
g@ Nunsmaker's good throw
Sc Lewis back 20 third. Then
NV back 70 PECK at second IN
nap Scott on the lines. Peek
nlled Of the runner without
Vsay chance 90 bulge of
rlpp Lonesome at First
his inning till the seventh
W perfectly lonesome first
- he had nobody TO talk 70 but
= ee1 eoscher and the base UNI
.ee world champions were either
s.akiy 20 the infeld and out
q y S'iobling easy chances down