New-York tribune., 1918-04-26

yesterday afternoon that they pos
sessed a more lusty punch with the
SUCK than their exploited rivals. The
proof is found in the statistics of the
game. which reveal that the Griffith
men welded their willows to the tune
OF fifteen safeties and seven runs.
whereas Colonel Ruppert's hirelings
collected measly total of eight hits
and live runs
=, Kay Caldwell, Slim Love and George
Mogrldge IN turn We're pounded to the
1ar corners by the visitors from the
national capital. 1t was the second
Iutlie start OF the year for Ray against
.hese senators. The sad feature. too.
was that the Yanks piled up 81 lead of
three runs for the tall twirler in the
hrst five innings
Win such an advantage last wear
nay would have doubtless swept on to
victory: 1t was the custom of the 1917
ranks to keep far away from the scor-
ing station Whenever Ray was in the
oox. HIS good work therefore went for
haught IN many battle.
hay was not used to such prosner;.v
as three-run margin. He began to
,,ie waooie IN the first inning, kept wab-
olins more and more until the first three
men IN the sixth inning had hit him
safely and there was nary man nut
linen at the behest of Miller Huyrins
nay wabbled to the bench. His plare
on on the mound was taken by Slim Love.
Dno IS at present head Of the Yankee
Rescue Mission.
ihcn Came Mogridge
Love piodded along through the re-
ILlaiiioeE OF the sixth, the seventh and
lne eighth and then gave wav to -
n ha
beck, and was succeeded in the boy hv
Mogrldge. 1t was tho same sad tale
as az Tar as Mogrdgc was concerned for
Inc hammering he received in the mimi,
gave the Senators the winning runs
-, II me fanks had their troubles i,
me pitchlng line. so did the Washing
enni1 eonians. Is Clark Griffith picked Hackes-
SaeA marry Harper 20 bear the twirl
ing burden. The burden became To
much for Harry after two innings ana ,0J
ShaW - Nv. went to his relief. The second
Gliil1h ooXman lasted three innings.
gust long enough to allow Home Pr
baker to make his first circuit clont If
the season. And then came Earl Yinglinr
VINO managed to weather the storn,
until the end. '''i'
Inc Yankees got busy in the first
,nnihg' and it looked like a runaway
analr for theem. Gilhoolev walkei
dashed to third on Peck's single to
centre, and scored on Mnan's wild
throw to head him of at third Ral,ar
went out, pitcher to first. but Del Pratt
Drought Peck across with a line bit 10
centre; cen, =, PipD flied to Shotton.
HiT1s rs III -; xzfihifhi vbgkqj vbgkqj i
third on successive singles by shotton on
Lavan and Milan, but fhjs was n0' AZ AZ
counted in the Yankees half when b,
Gilhooley and Peck singled and RaLor
stroIied, Gllhooley tallying. while Mo-
gan threw out Pratt The Yanks mado
anelr total four as result of Bakers
nome run drive in the fifth.
Senators Tie in Sixth
six+h 1here es. was plenty Of action in the
SKIN, When the Senators tied thinrs
up with slugging fest that nattsd
.nree runs and sent Caldwell from the
pass'me. i,';sS Shanks opened the onslaught
~ Si0n d single to centrejeld. Joe JUDGE
IL; tb;rS dSa-ely TO right. putting shanks on
M0rgan's smash to left. VII
with Love pitching. Foster I;nod -
MllIer and Ainsmith singled to centre
setting the stage for the most sa,,ss
.lonal play Of the game. Cbar,;t'.
ealtlng Tor Shaw, hit fast rroundo9,.
fal4 far 70 me right Of Peck, who after =
ha lase sprint grabbed the ball with bi<
ont nt iial,a ana tossed to Pratt, forcin.
forged rec, Charity at second. ''"o''on
ne Senators took the Jead;n H.
e9lghth as a result of donhia ', ~,
Judge, a sacrifice hit bv Morgan ng ny
sacrifice fly by Foster. The w. s'la
equalilled matters in their half Of W.
nalne frame. Pipp walked, with one
hna,+, i,tss" oe', ana sped to third on Bodies
fied w, nsea,,1 ~ ofive to rightield. Miller
T.
hhavan, who made a low toss r. ~ e., -
a, tpp tallylng. Zinn Beck. battinp for
i.'tI ., alter missing a homer bv incbss
M tt e'e rlShtheld stand, forced Hann.b
at second. 'ahhah
Sheli Mcgridge for Victory
\, ne visitors turned their quns =,
1nogrldge IN the ninth and seffJed tIa
controversy. Shotton beat op+ tl,e ne
TO FTatt and went to third IN Ta1ai. ~.
couple to right. Both runners cnrntad az
on milah ian 'wo-bagger to left. Sbanl,s
rnns ,r,as 'r,ose were easy out, but the two
orao+ s1e"Heq ny the Senators were too
hurdle in their final try. Vjcx "ilAs batt;n' 20
Ior 1lihooley, flied to Shanks Iea,. paai:
llhed TO Shotton and Morgan tossaf.
out Baker e"" tossed
II Huggins and Griffith can die =,
some more pitchers the series viii w. w.
0'- '''iueu on the same field o-day.
The wonderful work of Truck Hannah
oehlnd the bat is winning the anniamsa
'oL the 1ans. Ia yesterdays -arpa b;s
throwing to bases was of the riHssshas
oroer. In the seventh Truck dist;,N
guished himself by catching Lavan '.n nff
first and then mailing Milan on an ss on
tempted steal Of second.
The fielding of Miller was another
feature of the contest. The Yani1ea
guardian Of the centre nast,,ra a"Hee aa
cumuiated nine put-outs. some If bss
chahces being especially difficult
Nick Altrock was a source or .o
siderable amusement to the handful 80
tans back Of first base. In tho thira
lnnlng, when time was called 10 aIin,v
milan to recover from the shak;ng.nn
ne received as result Of SLIDING intn
second base, Nick turned loose HE
fun-making batteries with the hest II
effect VIC oes'
Captain Peckinpaugh is rapidly max.
ing up for his failure to hit in the firss
lew games. Yesterday Peck patbereJ
three safeties
ne officers training school of Camn
adsworth, Spartanburg, S. c.. will he
the guests of the Yankee manaper,ent
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