New-York tribune., 1919-04-13

time it had looked as though the Y
But by timely swat and untimely el
passed up to the plate.
Sam Wick was safe when O'Mara
booted one. Peckinpaugh, seeing that
the Dodgers were certain ne would
bunt, crossed them and clouted to cen
trefeld. Pipp, with a dash of speed
beat slow one to O'Mara, who was
SO irritated that he threw high to
first, and Wick scored on the error.
Pratt drove nice hit to left, scor-
ing Peck and went to second when
Hickman let the ball roll beyond him.
Lewis drove a hit to centre that scored
iuctantly sacrificed Ward popped out
20 second. Hannah was safe when
Olson made a bad heave. George Mo
gridge, who clouts them once in q
while, drove one to centre, scoring
Lewis.
Mogridge Pitches Well
Mogridge and Shawkey pitched nice
oall, Mogridge pulling himself out of
several tight places. George had re-
ceived poor support from Ward, who
vas fielding at his worst to-day. He
received even poorer support from the
lmpires. and there were three of these
on the JOB this afternoon.
All Mamaux, the pride of the ship
ards, who started for the Dodgers,
eemed to become demoralized when
is support shot from under him. The
uider Of the merchant marine still
as very able wing, however. Rube
iarquard, the able seaman who sailed
nc ships that Mamaux built, was
5orking nicely. But later on in the
cason the. mariner is bound to clash
nth the bak rule.
Though there we're three umpires on
he lot it took u consultation to decide
question Of rules in the eighth i'm
ing Oson Slngled and Malone fol-
owed with Texas Leagucr. Miller
rove Olson home with another single.
With Marquard out. Johnson raped
no to PeckInpaugh, who threw to the
Atc
Hannah nailed the ball and started
, chase Malone back to third. BY the
me he reached that bag Miller was
so there. Hannah touched both Of
ZEN and threw TO Peckinpaugh after
filler had started back. BY that time
ohnson, who was at second, scurried
ack to first. .The three local umpires
ere dazed by the rapid combination of
vents, but finally they voted that
Iiller was out at second. According
experts he was out at third, but it
id not alter the main result
There was some loose and wobbly
laying by both teams. In the second
<lning Hannah had nailed Krueger off
bird. He proceeded to chase him to
lie bag. Finding that he could not
vertake him. in test of speed Truck
nrew- to Ward, who was off the bag
lstead of to Peckinpaugh, who
as covering it at the .tlmc. BY
.orry about his support. When Ward
lashed one at him and Kreuger again
-arted for home Mogrdge ran right up
nd tagged the runner himself. He fig
red it would be safer.
Dodgers Score in First
The Dodgers got their first run in
he opening inning, with one hit and
rrors by O'Mara and Miller The Yanks
vened up when Peckinpaugh walked,
'ent to third on Pipp's two Dagger
nd scored on Pratts fly.
ine battlers got one each in the
ghth. The Dodgers got theirs on hits
Olson, Malone and Miller. The
anks- got theirs on drives by Ward,
Oh and Shawkey. One lone run
as scored by the Dodgers in the ninth
"~SE - NUN SlHSlcu, was peTmltCe0
!, st9eai his way to third and scored
4 Oisson's fourth hit of the afternoon.
Inc game was a benefit affair for the
zeal aughters of the Confederacy
hey q OF what Harry Sparrow and
quire Ibbets did not retain from the
ste rec, ,pts.
Miller Higgins made the first swing
the ye to-day, Az result, Elmer
liiler v II take the RATHER to st. Paul
la
oster since 1918. If he has the goods
stay with this organization he has
OF shown II y that space of time and
lree years ID fegarded as being almoat
ing enough for young athlete to dis.
lay all that he Las.
Miller came Originally from Mobile
ftef~..c snort tfial with the Yanks h,
as shipped to Baltimore, then recalled
bis leaves Yhe Yanks with five out out
elders, Duffy Lewis, Ping Bodie
Gorge Hs1as, Sam Wick and Kane
asst census says that all five will re
lain.
Ping Bodies latest adventure wa
omewhat disconcerting to q gentlema,
his native Italian chvalry. He wa
rolling through one Of the little loca
dIh6 NHeH tnc CTlcS OIL ia0y IN dis
ress came 70 his ears. With burs
that speed with which he strives y.
requently but frutlessly to slide t,
econd, Ping dashed up to her.
my little dog has fallen in there
jon't you save him for me p begged
ne lady in distress.
Leave 1t TO Ping" said Mr.. Bodie
e dashed TO the fence which covered
sunken place and was about to vaul
when he paused. He was lookin,
own at tho largest alligator in thes,
arts. The saurian vas cycling him will
cen interest and he was grinding hi:
eth with assumed prcmcdiation.
Ping stepped back somewhat non
used. The lady was looking at hin
exceedingly. Suddenly the eye Of The
;sourceful Ping caught sign which
fad: DO not annoy the alligator
Lady" said Ping. "I'm awful sorr,
w ! got to respect the local laws
y ! amt going 70 annoy no alligator
IA me itinerary mapped out by the
y ,cdgers and the Yankees include six
<Ates before the strenuous travellers
cck anywhere near the Hudson. On
londa1 they will play at Brunswick
%. Tuesday will find them cdifyinp
~ Inhabitants Of Orangebur9, s. G
hen they dash for Coldsboro, n. e..
sem which saiubrious burg they make
]e~port News. On Friday they pla,
amoridge, bid. which is within sfrik.
~ distance of the varied ipdustrie,
anIgh are row occupying the mind Of J