New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

Duffy Lewis, who is keeping the
Yanks in The ru"u;ng with mis- timely
hitting. came through .Nce in the
suE-down bastie with nccGcd hit
In the ninth. when !. appeared that
the victory belonged TO Washington,
Dufty crashed the apple 70 the left
field wall just as Inc announcement
was being made that Dempsey had
the plate and happy. uproarous
crowd rushed onto the field.
Quinn and Harper opposed each
other on the mound. with honors about
even. Jack got in and out of many
holes and both twirlers were handi-
capped at times by poor support.
Peck got two more hits in the after
noon and ran his record for hitting
safely in consecutive games to "a.
The lead aternated several times.
Both Scare in First
Both teams put over a run in the
first inning. Foster singled after
Judge had fl ed out. Baker mussed
Milan's groundcr. Peck, in attempting
double play Oh r ce's slap, shot low
to Pipp, and Foster Tailed.
Wick slammed to centre and moved
to second on Peck's tap to Foster.
Baker popped UP to Gharrity. but that
old reliable Duffy Lewis singled into
right, scoring V ck. Pipp was an easy
out.
Washington got run in the fourth
on a hit BY Mcncsky. Shanks's sacri
tice and another hit by Harper. The
YanAs lost IL good opportunity to score
i'll the same frame when Hannah
singled and Quinn two baggered, but
Wick and Peck were easy outs.
The locals got two in the fifth.
Jameson bobhed Bakers grasser
Lew flied out and pinn got three
bases when Mcnoskv lost his fly in
The sun, Baker taliying. Pratt singled,
~coring Pipp.
Vi itors Take Lead
Alter scoring run in the sixth, the
,isitors rallied in the ninth and took
the lead with two runs. Judge singled
md went to second ca Fosters hit to
Peek, who made q great stop, throwing
cut Foster. Milan was passed and Rice
rounded TO Pratt. Charity, always
.angerous in q pinch, slammed past
eck fer three bases, but WAS caught
simself at the plate.
Fewster b.ttea Cor Quinn in the
ninth and tapped il front Of the plate,
reaching ar5s ahead OF the ball. Vick
lied out but Peck was safe when
hanks .uinblea h groandcr. Baker
'ieea one u Nrha lf.t!. y pause Ioi
ne announcement ot the fight, and
len Lewis too his place at the plate
and whaled the FIRST ball for a double,
olding ,..c .Me.
The EorliGg came wGs Il istless sort
al affair. de i. ri,e.y to the slowness
- ssl,T ;ey sMa .-r,cs,son II pitching.
The Vas..n: toni W : especially al
alt in t.,.s respect hut The fact that
,"e EarSees were winning kept the
led up toward tie end with plenty
hard hitting by the locals. Included
IT the bofnbavdment Were tour homers
'5y the New Tor.. gIng, B2ier getting
wo and Peek and 'odle one each-all
aoiid SIN; shes.
Shaw keys Tenth Win
The outstanding features of the con-
test, OF course, were Shawkcy's vic
tory, which made it his tenth in a row,
ad Peck's unbrc..en s.rlng Of safe
lifting. He not only kept The record
tact, but he hit hard, getting two
-lngles and homer in four trips to
lie plate. Nick Altrock kept the spec
tors happy b. setting Off fireworks
md by other stunts wnici, got many
.aughs.
After the fourth .he result was never
much in doubt. In that inning Bodie
doubled, Hann4h sacrificed, Shawkey
got ali infield hit which scored Bodic
and singles by Nck and Peck brought
home Sns wi:cy. This put the Yankees
IN the lead, which they retained to the
end. Three homers were slammed out
y the Hugmen in the seventh, which,
,-ith an error, earned them four runs.
"A the eighth Baker duplicated with d
5.milar wallop that scored Peck ahead
him. who had singled.
Washington got one in the sixth on .
ngle by Judge and double by Rice.
ncir second came in the ninth.
.filan was hit, stole second, went to
inird on an error by Pipp and Tailed
IN a NY to right by MurnhY