New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-19

~. late Harry Pulliam had a small
IN a black frame hanging over
- s.st 1t read "Never take any
AZ. for granted in baseball" But
-, rnder the sun would have dreamed
.bose st. Louis Browns would take
- coarse advantage of an Atlantic
- As to score four runs after the
r s.,. was 5 to . against them, and
s;sh two men out at that! MI. luiilam
IS right. .h,. .ho prorrs
"a No. deserve TO win yesterdays IN
~ .s;,; a tilt. Up to the ninth inning
sgsusr Alanson Jones, the scientific
a '..Ssr of the ex-Yankees, had seen
. .s:ss, of his men die on the bases,
w he was about ready himself to go
q. - S.nmewhere and die on behalf of the
:. :. Inuis Browns. To a gentleman of
Il, Jones's high strung temperament to
~ thirteen men de abase is crime
as.m.vhat less than murder in the first
Z dssree, but greater than grand larceny.
Caldwell Was Unsteady
Paw Caldwell was wabbling all the
way through, but the fact that the
p,ouus in the first eight frames got
aarted usually after two were down
md the additional fact that Caldwell
| stched his customary nervy ball in the
anches kept the balance in favor of the
lome hopes until the big blow-otf IN
| lie ninth.
BEGINNING the ninth, Joe Gedeon hit
, rough fly to High. Counting fouls
md ali, Joseph hit some of the smart
1T raps yesterday that have been seen
tthe P. G. this season, but it looks as
though he will have to put a rudder on
ibs bali to steer it safely. Jones sent in
iohns to bat for Demmitt and Johns
singled to left. Fritz Maisel then
bstted for Smith, of smithful Omaha,
and hied to Miller.
WITH two down and but one on and
| lead Of three runs in the Yanks
| favor, it seemed all over but the shout
| ing. But Les Nunamaker singled tc
| right, sending Johns to third. Then
| Ernie Johnson, who had filled in for
Gerber in a previous inning, was hit
! by pitched ball, filling the we'll known
satchels.
With three on and two down, Fielder
Jones found himself with no pinch
hitters so he dispatched a day letter
Ato Urban Shocker, in care of the Wis
tors clubhouse, and in due course
Dlbsn came strolling across the field
and took his position at bat. A dog
gone dangerous guy is Urban Shocker
make no mistake!
Peck Made Low Throw
/ |. was the play on him that cos
Tie Tanks the game. He hit to the
tight Of Peckinpaugh, who made {
brilliant stop Of the ball and tried fol
/ the throw to first. The toss was low
but straight at Wally Pipp. and i
seemed as though the lank Michigan
Der should have stopped the ball ever
thongh he didn't catch it.
But he let it go through him, ant
n the pill rolled to the stands boti
Johns and Nunamaker scored, Will,
Johnson and Shocker moved up. Tobin'
aizng single to right scored boil
hhnson and Shocker and put tn
naniacal Browns in the lead by on
nun. Shocker, who pitched the fna
nning, sent three members of Murder
Us Row to the bench, if not the chair
short order, and the game was over
II was beautiful finish by thu
browns, and to give them full credi
aey outplayed the Yanks offensivel.
and deserved to win without making ;
SENSATIONAL finish necessary.
everything in the world brok,
.sainst Grover Cleveland Lowdermill
u order that the Yanks might scor'
io9r times on him, while things wer,
gong a la plush cushions for Ra.
aidwell. The Yanks scored twice il
.ne frst frame. After Gilhooley hat
AIMED. Peck singled to right. Bake
unen knocked Sisler over with a grount
aM Still the glimmering gent cam,
Y with the pill and tossed to Gerbc.
Time for force-out, but the st
IOuisan let the ball get away from hin
$40 all hands We're safe. A wild pitcl
sao inheld slams by Pratt and Pipl
sought Peck and Baker over the plate
Gerbed Fielded Poorly
IN the second inning Miller double,
sao scored later in the inning whe,
. SsIoer dropped Gilhooley's pop fl.
Ssr making pretty run for it. TIL
nssedy of the thing was that the bal
s0nid have been an easy put-out 70
M Fielder Smith.
"a The fourth inning Hannah Wake,
az was safe at second when Gerbe
VA. yam let one of Sisters losses ge
s.sy from him when the Sizzle
s.sa 70 force Hannah on Caldwell
ss;assunder. Gilhooly's single and sac
'.ss ny by Peck scored Hannah.
N. ns ranks scored their last run il
tas eighth inning off Tom Rogers. Mil
III - singled, Hannah walked and Cald
~ sacriticed. The squeeze pla
ja .S;sc and Miller was made to loo
so''sn oy being caught fatfooted a
H. Plate. but Gilhooley partly re
IL m nee, himself for failing to touc
Dan IN the attempted squeeze pla
aammering Hannah home with tn
uses fifth and final count.
~ browns scored their frs. ru
L., me hrst inning, when, with tw
xs. a, oisier singled, stole second an
ns,uo o on Gedeon's safe rap. The mex
A. came in the eighth and Caldwell
~ Aaa peen weakening. was given tn
~ this frame. With one ou
S,ns saaker and Gerber singled. Tobi
~ Nunamaker home with a singl
- austin walked, filing the bases.
~ usg1ns decided that Caldwell ha
a. Rlenty, particularly since Sislel
q mad previously made three smob
ecss; I.ng'es oil the tall telegrapher. wa
"a up. Mogridge was called i
a.. ne acquitted himself admirably
io,ss1 hitting to Peckinpaugh for
tout OF Austin at second.
came that ninth-inning finish.
Aanois Vanouishes