The sun., 1919-04-23
TEN STRAIGHT FOR
GALLOPING YANKEES
Take Seventh in Row From
Dodgers, Winning Final of
Series by ) to =.
FINAL STANDING or CLUBS.
Won. Lost, Runs. Hits. Errs.
New York tAD 10 90 leo 10
BY GEORGE u. UNDER WOOD.


In their last tuneup for the start OF
the American League Derby to-day the
salloping Yankees rode roughshod over
the Dodgers again at Ebbets Field yes
terday. They registered their seventh
consecutive victory over the Clan Rob-
inson and ran their string of triumphs
up TO ten straight. Uncle Wilbert Rob-
insons National League leaders nm
ished on the wrong end of to
score.
1t was not "a case OF blaming it on
Ivy Olson this time. After his lapse
from fielding grace on Monday Ivy re-
turned to the form that made the scribes
write so enthusia stically OF him In the
Jacksonville training camp. He made
two hits. stole a base and took care OF
seven chances faultlessly in the field. 1t
was the Yankee punch on the attack
and the Yankee stone wall on the de-
fence that decided the issue.
While Allan Russell had little
trouble making his side arm splitter be-
have. as the eight passes he Issued will
attest, he went the full route and held
the Dodgers TO six hits. The Yankee
twirler frightened In the pinches. While
the Dodgers had little trouble mounting
men on tho hassocks working them
around was an entirely different thing,
Norvy' pitching in the pinches by Russell.
coupled with splendid support, left ten
| Dodgers stranded.
Robbie Uscs Two Pitchers.
Russell Was opposed for tve innings
by Galore and for the remaining four
frames by Mamaux. who was sent back
by Robbie after his three inmnT work
out Monday. sam Wick hit the hrst
bail Cadore pitched on the seam and
sent ii screaming over Zach Wheats
! thatch for three bases. He scored
while Magee was tossing out Pipp, after
, Peckinpaugh walked Galore then
held the Yankees in check until the
| NTH. when they punched a pair OF hits
on him for another run. Three Yankee
| hits. two or them scratch. were punched
on Namaux in the eighth inning and
! With frcnz!ed flip by Jimmy Johnston
and a sacrifice fly accounted for two
runs Two passes and a single gave the
Yankees their fifth run In the ninth.
! Two passes and a single gave the
Dodgers run off Russell in the fifth
and the Dodgers punched two hits on
Allen for another run In the sixth. The
Dodgers threatened in most OF the other
innings, but were turned back.
How Runs Were scored.
! The quick changing OF the scoring gong
by the Yankees on Vick's triple and
! Pipp's inficld out was not repeated until
the nth, when Ruel singled to centre.
! took second OF Russelrs safe slam to
ictt. stole third and Fcored when Pipp
| forced Pechinplugh. who had walked. at
second
Johnston drew his third pass from
! Russell in Brooklyns half OF the ffth.
Allan also walked Magee The pair ad-
vanced when Peckinpaugh threw out
| Griffith. Wheat's single to centre scored
Johnston. Wick went back TO the fence
I 10 rob Myers OF an apparent extra base
blow and Pratt pegSed out Olson. With
one down in the sixth. kreugrr. who
twiae had been purposely passed by Rus
sell. singled to left and took second on
n short passed bail. Mamaux famed.
Johnston, with safe rap 10 right.
/ brought home krueger with the tie,ng
run. Jimmy was picked OF first by Rus
, sell a few seconds later
Tho Yankees pat the game on tee in
The eighth. Peckinpaush singled 10
centre. ripp beat out n scratch hit 20
Malone and when Johnston throw over
MalOne's head in an attempt 10 get
Pcckinpaugh at third. Roger raced all
IN" way home. Baker walked Pratt
beat out hunt to MsmauX. filling the
bases. Lewiss fly TO Myers scored Pipp
Pratt was caught or FIRST MamauX 10
Johnston. and Olson tossed out Lamar
Russell and PeCll.npaugl walked in the
ninth and Pip brought Allan home with
u timely hump to centre. The score:
NEW YORK ~ BROOKLYN On
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