New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-04
. Caldwell Once More
Pitches Well, Only
10 Lose

80, Nav g. Washington
aa. newell game ana ted the
,r nc ,te Yankees this afternoon.
re, pey caldwell - another tough
ssmc tor S'm by " score o.
. 10 >. 81. same Old story. Caldwell
F. vas ssU pitched game because his
ssiso -. HELPLESS ON offence IN the
1pen c,l8wcU pitched quite as well
rce,eS Yseh pitcher allowed five
ss SasN 3,r,Y allowed ony two bases
-'is. - Shav's three, and struck
1a ~, -, hsfsrc7 as compared TO Tour
org .-.rsl The main difference was
-'r ~ r..binctor improved each oppor-
Vhile New York did not.
Lack Of Initiative
o.. c..er lack Of initiative in the
scstk every time Caldwell
. -. might reasonably cause a sus-
Of con piracy against Sim.
~. q, the game the visitors had any
- Of OPPORTUNITIES 20 score. That
&c came OF tHo openings was due
..,lr n hard 'ucS and partly 10 smart
..is,re by the senator's.
80, Zines % the first four innings
yorAs frst batter got or with
=. ost o. one occasion Peck led
fv,ib a double. But not a run de
...,sd In the lrSt inning Gllhooley.
i. vslked. was doubled stealing a.
!, fs,red. Peck. after doubling in
: .sird. was trapped on the lines
y, Walters hit TO Shaw. Mslsel
..,s INTO "a double play and spoiled
- single that started the fourth.
s,,oysr had EeudryX in centre held.
!. decided GO lay up Lee Magee ior "A
= 6sys IN hope the rest would re-
-, a sadly disorganized batting eye.
= didn't make much Of an impress
i as frs- day as a regular lie
ii , couu-o Of easy chances IN the
I'D and though he didn't get q
"a took occasion 10 ruin the only
,,-es he had 20 dIsnort his class as n
~ runner.
(. The seventh inning. with the count
-,.,s9 g. one each. HenoryN wormed
I'D on. Of the tight listed shaw.
h one was out a. the time. Bu;
fsl asleep and was caugh; mapping
Airsmi,h.
Lapse j. Fatal
srd,vx's lapse was fatal indeed. as
was the only occasion after New
:, tied the score In the sixth, that
AZ permitted q Yankee 20 see first
l. until Washington had clinehed
argument. Nasel walked. with one
7 in the ninth. but Pip famed and
s,er forced Fritz.
he early innings of the game were
Tsgh, with wasted Yankee oppot-
-,ties. Ir the FIRST Gilhooley walked.
"a waited until the count was two
4 three. He missed the third swing
q Cilhooley. who was OF with the
,eh. was doubled q, second on Ain
-ith's fae peg 20 Mcbride. Maise!
led 20 Rice.
In the second half Of this inning and
both halves Of the second the pat
US went OBf ir order. Pecklnpaugn
Used New York's hopes ty slamming
?, the first hit OF the game, double,
zen he faced Shaw in the third. lie
s picked of the lines for the first
when Walters tapped weakly 10
! boz. Walters got 10 second on
iTell's out TO Judge, but Gllhooley
q 20 Milan.
Washington got It's first run in the
md half of this inning Caldwell!
10 the hole by passing Alnsmlth.
lv sacrificed. Baker TO Pipp. Judge
BED 90 left for the run. Foster and
an both fouled to Walters.
Fritz Ma.sel hit into a double play
The fourth and ruined what might
be been p stable rally. The double
hy killed OF Highs hit that opened
inning. Pipp followed Immediately
h long single, bu. Milan got Frank
hers lile drive.
gsw YORK tied the score IN the sixth
.,inr sftcr Caldwell and Gilhooley
y both fouled out. High singled,
re second and scored on Mslsel :
-ge Morgan threw out PIpp.
In tho fourth. fifth and sixth Cald-
III goyped Washington short Nor
On ersicfed an infeld single 10 Peek.
-ii Two out in the seventh. but Nc
2nts iosted 20 Pip.
Thea. 10 the eighth. Judge broke up
70 rsrf after two were out by cross
z re Yankee infeld with an uneX-
s;isd burr. The ball was perfectly
l,sd and held fair down Bakers al
p EDDIE Foster doubled TO centre.
wing Judge. Milan singled 10 hlt'
41ilg Foster.