New-York tribune., 1918-04-25

cause of Aliens wildness and a bit of
psychological pinch-hitting the Sena-
tors in less than two rounds had
tance. The score was 4 to s. with
Shotton on third, Lavan on first and
only one out when Slim Love relieved
Russell. With Milan and Shanks in
the ofting it looked bit stormy for
one possessed of the erratic propensi-
ties OF the we'll known Native Son
southpaw string bean.
:. truck Hannah, the overgrown Yam
kee colt catcher, was q much larger
target than Slim had to shoot at last
year and Hannah's sang froid would
have gone far to reassure any tosser
up against it. Hannah sprinted back
for, Milan's tall foul and then raced
back into the infeld to head Doc Lavan
pack to Pipp's corner. 1t was a cinch
then, with two out and a run so badly
needed, that Griff would order a dou.
ble steal. ooo
Lavan set sail WITH the second
pltch. Hannah cut the ban to Pratt.
who played we'll back in spite of the
tact that his arm is none too strong
since 1t was fractured last wear. It
seemed as il that should have been
the cue for such sprinter as Shotton
70 make his desperate try. But Shot
ton either was fearful of possih]a
odlum or thought too SLOWLY to cm-
Drace the opportunity in time. PraSf
chased Lavan we'll back toward frst
before ne threw to Pipp. Then Der
rlll wisely dropped in behind Peckin-
Paugn TO prlng more deadly whip into
play. p 'A'o
Race Ends 1t All.
Shotten kept edging off the near
corner till he had Pipp guessing inst
what to 90: Walter did not throw to
feck untfl he had crowded Lavan back
almost an to the midway. With his throw
shotton bolted for the plate. It was
a e case as then. strictly up to the speed
~ Inc ankee captain. He decided to
taa 4haNe i. 1oot race as he naturally had
Pecklnpaugh nailed Lavan lust in time
LShotten was not more than two
strldes from the plate with the tvine
run when the final out was registered
DOC Ayres, usually a rather mvsti.
lying person for our Yankees. was
gwen pretty sound clubbing. New
YORK amAsSe.4 & total of thirteen safa
blows - AfS "a six innings. everyone
ous PA13 Dsai7 getting at least one
sa1etys In A'.cn of the first three in
nlngs ths Y:nks Tailed a run. In the
iirst Peck hit with one gone and ad-
Vanced on wild pitch. Baker wos
safe on Morgan's error Peck tailed
as Pratt forced j. Franklin Mt sec-
ond. Singles by Miller and Hannah
ana Alien Russell's sacrifice f1y added
one on IN the second. Bakers double ana
flpp's single contributed still another
in the third. A'"''sA
The Yanks should have got q basket
fui In the fifth, but had to he content
with a brace. Scratch hits by Gil
hooley and Baker, with Peck's perfect
punt, filled the bases. with none out.
rratts pretty single to centre scored
Glihooley and Peckinpaugh. The bases
were filled again, with none out, when
Ayres messed up Pipp's bunt. Bodie
mt sharply but straight at Morgan, and
double play was started by way of
the plate. Then Miller was called out
on strikes.
Visitors Get 2 Hits in 7 Innings
In the first seven innings Washing
ton got but two hits. In that time
Russell gave three passes, but all with
two gone. Allen got off badly in the
eighth by passing Frank Schultz. first
up, who clubbed for Ayres. Shotton
lined out to Gilhooley, but Milan's high
fly ratified off the left field wall for n
double. Russell followed this had
break by passing both Milan and
Shanks, which converted Schulte's pass
into run. Lavan scored on JUDGES
sacrifice fy to Miller.
Foster beat hit to Peckinpaugh in