New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-23

The game was called after the seventh
on account of rain, darkness and other
complications that made navigation diff
icult. The $4,000 customers went be-
low when a sQuall broke, and after the
fourth inning they began to cruise
homeward on the marlborough liners.
BY that time it looked as though
run and one-error handicap over Yam
KEGS to make it a race.
Captain Bully Norton of the destroy
er Semmes cruised into the Polish
Grounds and cast his anchor to the
leeward of the press box during the
race. which accounts for the nautical
twist. Captain Norton has overcome
the handicap of having come from
Cleveland by bucking the army line
naval officer. He can pick his course
in any weather but baseball weather,
for he picked Indians to win yes
terday's race boat for boat.
Wheel Into Action Quickly
Coveleskie was perturbed in the very
first inning when Peckinpaugh opened
with home run into the left field
bleachers. Pratt got base on balls
and went to second on smash by Meu
sell Ping Bodie, the Wonderful Wop,
cracked a single to center and scored
Pratt
Meanwhile the squall started, and
after Yankees half of the second
inning Skipper Speaker of Indians
drown Yankees out of the nall park.
Ruel started with hit between third
and short. Rip Collins hunted one
to Coveleskie, who threw to second, but
there was nobody by the bag.
The throw might have rolled before
the wind for few hundred fathoms
if iris Speaker had not cut across its
bows. He gated the ball and held the
Runners, but Collins was safe Then
the good schooner Roger Peckinpaugh
came up in the second leg and once
more sent twenty-four knot smash
into the left-field bleachers for home
run, scoring the other two ahead Of
him.
At least it looked like two home runs
out of two times up, but those who
left their moorings at the Polo Grounds
for the yacht races in the last few
days are wondering if the time allow
ance might not cut them to two mere
singles After that the admirals and
amateur Shippers and designers of
Clevelands held an inquest over
the remains of the late lamented Mr..
Coveleskie. Interment was in the
Club House.
Resume in Heavy Sea
All this time the rain was pattering
down in big drops and finally the UNI
pres whistle piped all hands below
and the matches were battened down on
the customers. Steerage passengers
were brought in from the uncovered
forecastle head With the resumption
of the race in heavy sea Yankees
scored another run when Ruth got a
base on balls, advanced to second on
q single by Meusel and scored on a
smash by Ping Bodie, the Wonderful
Wop.
Indians holsted their spinnaker
in the third and got two runs by the
stake Jameson smashed triple TO
left center and scored when Rip Col
Inns lost the course and shot over a
wild pitch. Collins sent Speaker to
first when he struck him amidships
with pitched ball. iris tackled to
third Oh a double by Smith and scored
on a sacrifice fly by Gardner.
In their half of the third Yankees
continued to outfoot Indians on the
port tack. Collins got all the way to
second on ain error by Wambsganss.
The trim schooner Roger Peckinpaugh
sent him to the mark with a single this
time and went to second on the throw
in. Peckinpaugh scored on single by
Pipp.
In the fourth inning Graney, batting