New-York tribune., 1918-03-22
ankee Regular,
Beat Yannigans IN
Seven Innings
oungsters Almost c,.,
Game by Scoring Five
Runs in Fifth
By Wood Ra]l..a

and tho poa,,, seVen-lnning Comb,
au aaus 'he he. Regulars defeated the ,a'a' ys.''
llans about the contest. sls wh;s, Dnl-
featured by many hits and ""'sa was
rors' r. but it served as an jna;,... ass er-
ene advanced condition of the D,,sn s's Of
aou anu +h ,ne progress they have mad. al,'sss es
qef pae5 the guidance of their leader rs' zns an,
beck' with a brace of single. .sa ann
,r'ple in four times at bat. w.. aau :, .
batting star of the afternon, "'' 'ne
ne morning workout VA ,.,,
hsuasi, hsuat ana the day was the has. .,s,a as
baseball which Macon has ' .S Sest for
provided for the athletes mus ~ far
mere. From now on Hugrins .,;,, ~ camp
'nese seven-inning affairs tbs WI make
nlavino n "Irernoon o'hS practice, except us whas
uh plhaytng oh eNmbitlon games, the srs, Shea !.
W. Wil'G1 IS scheduled here Saturdsrs ss. ',;.a o.
1ne 1ae Headquarters ,s1a Unit team from ~ win
Huggins Plays Second
For the initial fray Hugcins ,.,.
tegolars i TO bat first, with Moerias,. ia, us y
the box and Hannah behind dhose Nv = IN
russell and Thormahlen did hs ths bs.' ba
work for the Yannigans. with NJ M,1e 9oS
Ruei donring the mask and Al IL wa,ay wa.uuoy
on third. Hug himself pranced .ra"as s'els
ABOUT the keystone sack. "'Vaaa
The ropU arc haro, e..
the second frame. After pnsvg Ssv.,ng N
tanned Peckinpaugh Beck Sent tsa ,aso nso
ny TO deep centre, which was good 'ias ias
three bases and crossed the nus nlats ~, W
Hannah's sacrifice blow to Hioh W. ~
the third the regulars counted .ma ~
more. Gilhooley walked and nd M;,'.' iss
was safe on Huggins's wide throw .'',' :.
Lamar. Pratt advanced both ,w" rnnr,..
with neat sacrifice, and CI .ss
Elmer scored when Wally Pipp sm.,saSI m s.v
hot liner down the right t,eld N1..S ssul
line. "N'' '0'
Lefty Thormahlen relieved Ru,,.n
IN the fourth, and the Regulars Sit. sddsi
TWO more tallles. After Peckinuauss
mad flied out to High, both Beck asa
Hannah singled to right and Nrr
romped around to the plate and TrA
moved to third when Walters let VrF,
throw get past him. Hannah thr
scored on Mogridge's sacrifice pop bs,E
of second. Higgins got the ball. bu
his throw wasn't strong enough IA
catch the former star backstop fran
Salt Lake City.
The sixth run for the regulars cam.
IN the fifth, when Elmer Miller made
the circuit on a walk, Pratt's out b
Lamar and Bodies single.
With the count to against then
the Yannigans piled up five runs ID
the last of the fifth and threatenedic
take the game right then and tkm
away from the ! more experienced 0,
ponents. Hits off Munroe, who had
replaced Mogridge, ana an error BY
Bodle, were responsible for the awak.
enlng of the youngsters.
Ruel Starts Onslaught
Muddy Ruel led off with one-timsr
to left, and Thormahlen walked High
went out, Munroe to Pipp, but tie
bases were filled when Camp was htby
a pitched ball. Vick's sacrifice fly .
Miller sent Ruel home, and the sat
were all populated again when Lana
beat out q roller to Pratt. Walter
poled double to left on which Thor
mahlen and Camp scored and Lama
also came home while Rodie was chss
ing the bali over the larger part Of th
left garden. Wards single to centH
counted Walters. g
Somewhat annoyed over the ambt
tions of the Yannigans, the Regulars
added three more runs to their strlng
Of tallies in the sixth. Beck started
off this frame with single to right,
his third successive safety Of the al
ternoon. Hannah followed with one.
time blow to centre. Munroe held hrs'
when Walters made a wide throw 70
Lamar and Beck registered. Gilhooley
I then dropped neat single in shofs
! centre and Hannah counted. After
Munroe was caught mapping Oft seeona on
Miller singled to centre and scored Gl
hooley.
The Yannigans made final STAB !. u
the last half of the sixth, and Drousl..
their total up 10 seven. Ruel sSi'sa
the session with single. After iaV,'
mahlcn had famed, High scored nus,
dy with a three-base blow which "en
to the centreheld wall. High CAM
home while Peckinpaugh was reslli's
Camp on deep grounder. ;, ;. a.,
Neither side was able to tally IN IN
seventh, and the Yankee regulars III
that they are already Oft 70 q s'''
start. .-.;,e
The lineup and score by inn'hs
follow: s.lS
Miller. centre field; Pratt, ses%~ eag.s
base; Pipp. first base; Bodie. lei1 ,'s;si .s;J
Peckinpaugh, shortstop; Beck, 'a,i ~;
base: Hannah. catcher; Mogrioge :"
Munroe. pitchers. -. Geld.
Camp, left field: Nlck. right isi0i hsg,
mar. first base Walters, thifo ...n.d usy,;
Ward, shortstop; Hugglns, TSer.
base: Ruel. catcher; Russe! ana ~
! mahlcn, pitchers. REt
qss5;:,,, Hsss'.,; ......: ......:.. 8
Alvah Bowman, last year WI.s .sxs;
Toledo club of the American ;ojud
ton, arrived here to-day anu ieht
the Yankee squad Bowman - is,.n,tdh
handler and comes highly reco'DD
by Roger Bresnahan.
On account of the unfay9.sv;a ss;as Ii
road connection, Manager hustC H. Ca
/ clined an invitation to play SunJI
cinnati Reds at Montgomery, ;shts hts {
The trip would mean Two LII dgi
sleepers and the loss OF "'
practice here. II.
The headquarters unit t. team, adsy .is
the Yankees play heIA sa'u,S the CO
noon for the benehv OF .asr tn, oi "
Wheeler soldiers, is the ieaSl ssl nrc.ss
camp league and has severn mn
sional players in the i'he
Harry Sparrow has msssvhibSs
changes in the series OK wsy boz
games games to be played on u, the ES1 aste sff
Dublin, Ga, gets the Apr,.a and
inallv scheduled for Atlanssd Atlasnssd t Il y
Aprif . a game will be pisssyv ~ yvitbp
con-. An Of the contests are
Boston Braves.
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