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Another for Baker.

Baker In the seventh poked homer No.
5--his second of the game--into the
lower stand and scored Ruth. who had
walked and pllfered. Meusel met one
amidships, and wan into the left field
bleachers. his eighth of the prolific sea-
son. All these runs were needed. Shaw
key slumped IN the eighth and was
sluEged for three runs.
The second game opened as II Mays
was going 20 have a rocky road TO travel.
The first man was his meat. but with
him set down four hits sprang from the
keystone bludgeons. Then an out, then
a scratch two bagger by Dugan and
four enemy runs stared the Yankees In
The face. The Yanks in turn filled the
bases on hits by Fewster. Peck and
Baker and extracted one thin, small run
on Meuscls ny TO witt Ruth popped n
high Nv when things were full OF prom
ise He was over eager and hit at ball
outside.
Schang drilled n home run 10 the
grand stand In the second. New York 3
fourth for the day, and nary n one to
the Babes historic wagon tongue. Babe
walked In the next inning, however. and
started spirited rally. Meusel sim
gled. Pipp tripled and when Ward lined
wickedly TO Witt Pipp steamed in with
the run which put the Yankees In front.
The fifth New York homer OF the
much punctured day was a right wing
tangent from Wards bat IN the fifth
inning The circuit cornucopia was
pouring them out. Peck and DuRan
flashed fancy plays at this stage. one a
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DOUBLE VICTORY
FOR THE INDIANS
Morton as Relief Pitcher Gets
Credit for Triumph
Over White SOx.

CLEVELAND, July 4 (American).-
Cleveland won both games from Chicago
to-day, 6 to in the morning and IL to
10 In the afternoon.
Morton. one of Cleveland's second
string pitchers, is credited with both
victories. as he stopped the White Sox
on both occasions when called upon for
relief work.
Chicago knocked Bagby and Caldwell
from the box in the second inning of the
afternoon game and took lead OF nine
runs. Cleveland then knocked Kerr and
Weineke from the box and won from
Wilkinson.
In the morning game Chicago was
leading 4 to in the seventh inning
when a pass to Johnston, doubles by
Morton. Jameson and Wambsganss aad
singles by Speaker and Wood netted -FOUR
runs and the game. The scores:
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals. 80 9 I 27 10 o
Totals. .s5 3 a27 81

sBatted for Schultz in ninth inning
tBatted for Cooper In seventh inning.
tBatted for Carlson in ninth inning.
81. Louis. ........... q o 2 o o-6
Pittsburgh. ANN. o o o o o 0-3
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Mitchell Funeral Thursday.

James Sarsfield Mitchell. for many
years holder OF the worlds record for
the hammer throw and sporting writer
on THE New York HERALD, who died
last Sunday morning in the Roosevelt
Hospital from heart disease. will DO
buried Thursday morning from st. Paul
the Apostles Church. at Iifty-ninth
street and Columbus avenue. where a
solemn mass of requiem will be cele-
brated. The body now lies in the Camp
bell Funeral Parlors at Broadway and
Sixty-sixth street. The mass viii take
place at 10 o'clock.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals.s4 THAR Is 2 Totals. 30 2 ! 81 Is .
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EcOND GAME.
Totals. 27fs ,
Totals. gs 4tf2is2
the ninth inning.

'Batted fer Wolf in the ninth inning.
Philadelphia 49,. n o o q 0 o o.
New York;. I . 0 q ! x-f4
Runs batted in--By welsh. I: by Griffin,
I. by pugan. >. by Neusel. . by Schang.
/, by Pipp, by Ward, 4 by Ruth q
Ruth. schang. ward. Sacrifice hits-Ppp,
Fewster. Sacrifice flies--Msys. ward Meu-
gel. Double plays-Ward, Packinfaugh and
Pip Baker and Pip. Left on bases--New
orr Rornmcl. 4. or Wolf. OF Mays I.
Hi's-off R2mniel, ~ IN innings; of Wolf.
none in ! Inning. Hit by pitched bnil--By
Wolf tWard. SchanD. Struck QUIT f5y
Mays. . by Wolf I. wild pitchea-Ronlnei
.. Passed ball--Schang LOSING pitcher
Rommei. Earned runs -Off Rommcl. s; Off
Mays, q Umpires--NaNin, Chill and Con-
molly. Time of same-i hVur and AZ minutes
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals SO 3 4 30 10 2
Totals. 80 2 ~ 30 81 :

'Batted Tor Parkinson In the tenth inning.
Boston. o o q q o Ia
Philadelphia. 80. o o o o 2 o o.
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Canadian Ball Player
Meets Fate of Chapman

ToRoNTO. July Edward Mar
quis right fielder Of the Moose
baseball team OF this city. died
in a hospital to-day as the result OF
being hit by pitched ball last Sat
urday. He was dazed few minutes
after the accident, but continued In
the game and batted twice more. fam
ming both times
The cause OF death was given as
internal hemorrhage The ball struck
him at the base OF the skull.
This accident. reminder OF the
fatality 10 Ray Chapman Of the
Cleveland Americans In game with
New York last year. r. the fret Of It's
kind recorded during the current
baseball season.
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Giants Beat Dodgers 7Wice;|
Kelly Hits Two HOn1erS
Konetchy Goes to Phillies
for the Waiver Price

~ PHILADELPHIA. July 4.-Will-
lam Baker, president OF the
- Philadelphia National League
club. announced to-day the purchase
of Ed Konetchy. the veteran f1rst
baseman. from Brooklyn. The deal
was closed for the waiver price of
$2.500. Brooklyn asked for waivers
on the player and the Phillies
claimed him.
Konetchy will report here to-mor-
row. Lee King. Goldie Rapp and
Lance Richbourg, who were secured
by the Phillies from New York in
trade, reported to-day.
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Helmann and Veach Hit
Home Runs in Each Game

ST. LOUIS, July (American). De
trolt won two games from st. Louis
to-day. taking the morning contest, to
l. and winning. z to 6. in the afternoon.
Veach and Heilmann made home runs
in both games. In the morning they
made successive home runs In the sixth
inning.
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1t matters not hoto fast you arc,
Ho,o big and tough and stout,
Unless you land punch or ttco
You'll neper 1cin bout.
Senator's Snare Two
From Boston Red Sox
Win in Afternoon With Five
Runs in Ninth.

BOSTON, July (American) ).-Wash-
ington twice defeated Boston this after
noon. winning the first game, to 1,
and the second to 3.
The visitors got five runs In the ninth
inning of the second game on two
passes by Bush. doubles by Harris.
Courtney and Miller and singles by
Shanks and pinch hitter Charity. The
scores:
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MORNING CAME.
Totals "a 40 u Is 3

Two base hits-Poweil. Ford. Home runs
Meusel. Southworth, 2. Stolen bases-O'Neill.
n. Miller. sacrifices-Holke, Wrightstone.
Double play-Meadows, Parkinson and Lee.
Left on bases-Boston. a: Philadelphia. 4.
Base on balls-Off Meadows. ]. IIits-off
Meadows, Z In 2-3 innings: off keenan,,
in ID inning. off Baumgartner, I In | In
ming: off oescheer. in g 20 innings: off
Scott, In 13 inning. Hit by pitcher-By
Oeschger. ] (Bruggy). Struck out-By
Meadows. 2; by Scott, 1. Wild pitch-Baum-
gartner. Winning pitcher-Oeschger. Losing
pitcher-Meadows. Umpires-Brennan and
Mccormick. Time Of game-2 hours.
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals.39 10 10 "a IL 3

Two base hits-Strunk, Falk. SewelI. Burns,
Jameson. Smith. Three base ht-Speaker
sacrifices-Kerr, schalk. Double plays.
Johnston; Collins and Sheely. Left on
bases-Chicago. 8; Cleveland. IL. Bases on
SSlsof1 Bes6y of MsftoH; o'f W,.nk. OF
Hits-Off Bagby, in inning (none out in
second; off caldwell, 3 In 1-3 innning; off
Morton, 4 in % innings: off Kerr, Q in
2 IS innings; off wiencke, 5 in 2-3 in
nings off Wilkinson. in innings. Struck
out-By Wieneke, 1; by Wilkinson, 4 by
Morton, 2. Passed ball-Shinault. Winning
pitcher-Morton. Losing pitcher-Wilkinson.
Umpires-Moriarty and Dinncen. Time OF
game-2 hours and 35 minutes.
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MORNING GAME.
Totals..s3 4o27 IItw
Totals. .ss 8 ~ is 1

-Batted for Austin In the ninth inning.
tBatted for Nangider In The ninth inning
Detroit ........... q 0 O o 3 o.
81. Louis ......... o o q OIL
Two base hit--Shorten. Three base hit
Jacobson. Home runs-veach. Heilmann.
Stolen base--Williams. Sacrifices-Ellerbe.
Bush. Double plnys--Austin and McManus :
Blue and Bush. Left on bases-Detroit. 81;
Sc. Louis. y. Bases on balls-Off Leonard.
2: off Vangiidcr. 2. Struck out--By Leonard,
4. Passed bail-Bassier Unipires-Wilson and
flildobrand. Time OF game hour and 30
AFTERNOON CAME
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catch, the other a scoop. Dugan is the
best In the game at his corner, and
Peck is no trailer in a field of gifted
shortstops.
The last two New York innings be-
came farce. Rommel went to smash
in the seventh and other defensive sta
tions became shaky. woolf, a youngster.
was Wild in the eighth. The Yanks
rustled seven runs in these two rounds.
The scores:
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Five Errors by Phllies Pave
Way to Ten Inning Defeat

PHILADELPHIA. July 4 (NationaD -
Boston won both the morning and af-
ternoon games OF the Independence Day
double header from Philadelphia.
In the morning Southworth's two
home runs were responsible for to 4
victory. while in the afternoon fve
errors by the Phillies paved the way for
a ten inning triumph. 3 to 2, by Boston.
The scores:
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hit. De Neville. Three base hit
Krumenaker. Double plays-Walker. Duvai
and De Neville: webb. Benes and K-umen-
aker Left on bases-Jersey City, @; New
ark. g. Bases on balls-On Wurm, 8: off
Carlson, 4; off Barnes, 2. Hits-Off Carl
son. in innings: off Barnes. in 3
innings. Struck ort-By Carlson. 2; by
wurm, 3. Wild pitch-Barnes. Balk-Carl-
son. Umpircs-Derr and Moran. Time OF
game--1 hour and 80 minutes.
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Urban Shocker Suspended.

ST. Louis Browns pitcher, suspended In
definitely for abscnting himself from the
club without permission. Is visiting friends
At iako resorts near here Goodloe Rogers.
former professional baseball player and now
practicing law here, was host to Shocker
yesterday and said the latter intends to re-
main two weeks because of Ill health.
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FIRST CAME.
Totals.. S3 0 1O 27s .
Totals. SO 4s24 10 3

fBatted for Keefe In the ninth inning.
Philadelphia ...... o o o 0 o I o.
New York ..2 . 0 O 0 o x-G
Runs batted in-By Dugan. I by Baker 4;
BY Meusel. l.. Earned runs-off Keefe.
4; off Shawkey. 4. Two base hit
Myatt. Three base hit--Dykes. Home
runs-Baker. 2; Meusel. Sacrifice hits
--Keefe, G. Walker, Dugan,. Stolen
bases-Ruth. .. Double plays--J. Walker
and Perkins. Left on bases-phiadephia. /;
New York. Z. Bases on bals-Oft Shawkey,
3 off Keefe, 4. Struck out-By Shawkey, 4 (:
by Reefe. 2. umpires--Chlli. Connolly and
Naiiin.. Time OF game-2 hour and min
utes.
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.patted for Jones In reventh INNING.
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Pirates Take Morning Game;
Lose to Cards in Afternoon
Glazer Is Effective in One
Cooper Unsteady in Other.

PITTSBURGH, July (National) -
Pittsburgh and st. Louis split even in
to-day's game. the Pirates winning the
morning contest 5 to 2 and losing the
afternoon to 3.
Glazer's pitching in the morning was
effective. In the afternoon Cooper was
unsteady. The score
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Eastern League.

worcester. o.; Springfield, 3 "a. M.
bridgeport. q Hartford, "a. M.
bridgeport. . Hartford. o tP. Nj.
pittsfield. O. Albany. 2 q. M.
rittsfield. 4 Albany, 2 P. MI.
Waterbury. II; New Haven. 0 P. M.
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AFTERNOON GAME.
Totals SO 8 16 81 IL 1
Totals. .S3 . 6 "a 10

Two base hits-Alexander. Bohne Sacri-
fices-Deal, Barber Double play--Hargrave
natl. 4; Chicago, 10. Bases on balis-Off
Brenton. 2. Hits-Off Brenton, IA in 1-3
innings; off Napier. In 1 2-3 innings.
I; by Napier. !. Losing pitcher-Brenton.
Umpires-klem and Emslie. Time of game
Il hour and 81 minutes.
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American Association.

Louisville. is; Indianapolis. I "a. M.
Indianapolis. 3; Louisville. P. NJ; 10
innings)
milwaukee, VS.. Kansas City "a. M. and
p. NJ: postponed; rain).
Minneapolis, q; st. Paul, tP. M.
Toledo, Z: Columbus. "a. Nj.
Toledo. q: Columbus. 4 tP. M.
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Southern Association.

Atlanta, Z; Mobile. 2 a. No.
Atlanta, q: Mobile. P. M.
Chattanooga. II; Nashville. "a. M.
Chattanooga. a. Nashville. . P. M).
Little Rock O: Memphis, : "a. M.
Memphis, q: Little Rock, n. MO.
birmingham, y: New Orleans. "a. M.
Brmingham, o: New Orleans, o; forfeited.
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Two base hits-Kelly. Snyder. Johnston.
Home run-Wheat. Sacrifices-Rawlngs.
Griffin ?, Wheat. Double play-Young and
Kelly. Left on bases-New York, 10; Brook
lyn, 4. Bases balls-Off Smith. 2: off
Ruether. !: off Douglas. 2. Hits-Off Smith,
10 In innings off Ruether. 3 In innings
Struck out-By Smith. z. Losing pitcher
Smith. Umpires-O'Day. Quigley and Hart
Time OF game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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MORNING GAME.

'Batted for Martin in the ninth
iNeale and Wingo out for battin
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Two base hts-Hornrby. Robertson. Three
base hits-iiornsby. Layan. Mann. Carey.
Barnhart. Bigbee. Stolen base-McHcnry.
Sacrlfices-rournicr. McHenry, Schultz, 2.
Double piays-Maranvillc and Grimm: Stock.
Hornsby and Fournier. Left on bases st.
Louis, o; Pittsburgh. O. Bases on balls
Cooper, . in Z innings: off Carlson, 2 In 2
innings. Hit by pitched ball-By Cooper
(Mann). Struck out-By portica. 81 by
Cooper. .. wild ptch-Pertlca. Winning
pitcher-Pertica. Losing pitcher-Cooper.
Umpires-Moran and Riger. Time of game
! hour and so minutes.
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MORNING GAMD.
Totals. "a / s 81 1e 8

Two base hts-Kilduff, Myers. Home runs
Young, Kelly. .. Stolen bases-Bancroft.
Young, Kelly. Sacrifices-Ryan, Wheat.
Double plays-Rawlings, Bancroft and Kelly;
Olson, Janvrin and Schmandt Kilduff. jan
vrin and Schmnndt. Left on bases-New
York, @ Brooklyn. Q. Bases on balls-Off
Ryan. Q; off Mitchell, /. Struck out-By
Ryan. 2; by Mitchell, 3. Wild pitch-Mitchell.
Balk-Ryan. Umpires-Quigley, O'Day and
Hart. Time OF game hour and 40 min
utSs.
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Two base hits-Daubert, Killefer. Bohne,
Groh, Roush. Three base hit-Flack.
Stolen base-Killefer. Sacrifices-Duncan,
Deal. Wingo, Terry. Double plays-Bohne,
Crane and Daubert. 2; Kelleher (unassisted).
Bases on balls-Off Luque. 2; off Martin, /.
Hit by pitcher-By Martin (Neale). Struck
KLEIN and Emsle. Time of game-1 hour and
so minutes.
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Courtney. Miller. McIrnis. Scott. Sacrifices
Judge, Bush. Double plays-Rice. Courtney
Picinch and Judge; Judge (unassistedJ !:
Shanks. Harris and Judge; Foster. Scott
and McInnis; Scott. Foster and McTnnis;
Witt. Foster and McInnis. Left on bases
Washington, O; Boston. o. Bases on balls
OFF Courtney. g: off Bush. 3. Struck out
BY Bush. 3. Passed baii-walters. Umpires
Owens and Evans. Time of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

New York, o; Philadelphia, 4 ust Eame).
New York. ~; philadelphia, 4 ted Ennie)
washington, !; Bcston, 3 isd gsme).
Cleveland, @; Chicago, = "a. ND
Cleveland. IL; Chicago, 10 U. M
Detroit, 4; st. Louis, "a. M
Detroit, 7; Sc. Louis, q tP. M
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Bears and Skeeters in
Even Double Header Break
Former Win by 6 to l and
Latter by 6 to A.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.

Newark, 9: Jersey City, (first game).
Jersey City, Q; Newark, (second game).
Rochester. Z; Syracuse. "a. NJ, 10 in
nings).
Syrac Use, 5: Rochester, 1 (P. M.
Buffalo, o: Toronto, 3 a. M.
Toronto, 4 Buffalo, 2 (P. M.
Baltimore. A Reading. "a. M.
Baltimore. 9: Reading. Up. M.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. .35 4 1877 o I
Totals, s511f o71t

'Batted for Jones In seventh inning.
tBatted for Karr in ninth inning.
Washington ...... q 2 o I o.
Boston ........... o o 0 o o OIL
Two base hts--C;hn rrity. O'Rourke, Judge.
Smith. Sacrifices-Foster Menoskey. Left
on bascs--Washington. 3: Boston, o. Base on
innings: off Karr, in 2 innings. Struck
out-By Zachary. 2: by Jones. 2: by Karr. /.
Losing pitcher-Jones. Umpires-Evans and
Owen. Time of game hour and - min
utes.
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Philadelphia. 80. o o o o 2 0 o 0 o o.
Two base hits-scott, Boeckcl, Wrightstone.
Home run-Williams. Stolen base-Boeckei
Sacrifices-Lee, Southworth, Cruise. Double
pays-Barbare. Ford and Holke: Ford. Bar
bare and fiolke. Left on bases-Boston. 3;
rhila delphia. 2. Bases on balls-Of Scott,
I off Ring, 4. Struck out-By Ring. 2; by
Scott, Q. Umpires-f5rennan and Mccormick.
Time OF game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Jersey City In Newark.

The Bears broke even in a double
header yesterday afternoon at Harrison
Field, Newark. with Patsy Donovan's
Skeeters. Newark took the first game
by the score Of to 1 and the visitors
annexed the second battle. which went
seven innings by agreement. the score
being 6 to T. The scores:
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BASEBALL is STILL GOING on

There OF
struggle
Whenever milling little
fight
again the be going
But both American National
interesting still
either organization that through
chance that
had against lot pulling
while
who think than the do happen
While suffer
from mistaken identity than anything know Once when certain
that it killed Had she known it. the only
III %
at
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. n; Brooklyn. I "a. M
Ss,,on Nsw Hosn' a. rS,ls 4 SScG;ts", Cs1nh,. ! e. NJ
Bo.ten, 2; philadelphia, 2 P.. NJ.
Pittsburgh, o; ST. Louis. 2 "a. NJ
81. Louis, O.; Pittsburgh, 2 (r. NJ
Cincinnati. 1t Chicago, 2 "a. M
Chicago. q; Cincinnati. 2 P. ny
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. .33 17o4 8 .

Two base hits-Zitman. McCrowan. Bigbce,
Smith. Three base hits-Benes. Wiggleworth.
Stolen base-Walsh. Sacrifices-Shiclds, Nc
Gowan. Left on bases-Jersey City. IL;
Newark, IL. Bases on balls-Off Bigbee. 81;
off Biemiller. .. Hit by pitcher-By Bigbee
(DuvaD Struck out-By Bigbee. @ by Bic
miller. I. wild pitcli-Bigbee. Umpires-
Moran and Derr. Time OF game-2 hours.
GErONn CAME
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MORNING; GAME
'otais. 81 5 IL % 141
Totals. 80 2Ic41a o.

Ran for Clemens In the ninth inning.
tBatted for Bailey In the fifth inning.
tBatted for Goodwin In the seventh inning.
sBatted for Riviere In the ninth inning.
ST. Louis. ......... 0 o o 0 Ia
Pittsburgh. o o o o x-J
Two base hits-Hornsby, McHenry. Three
base hit-Hornsby. Stolen bases-Bigbee,
Carey. Maranvile. Cutshaw. Sacrifices
Maranville, Barnhart, Glazner. Left on
basos-St. Louis, 3; Pittsburgh. 6. Bases
on balls-off Bailey. 1: OFF Glazner, g. Hits
of Bailey, 10 In 4 innings: off Goodwin.
! in innings; off Rivierc, l in Innings.
Struck out-By Bailey, I by Goodwin. 1: by
Glazner, .. Winning pitcher--Clazner. Los
ing pitcher-Bailey. Umpires-Rigler and
Moran. Time Of gamc-i hour and ~ min
utes.
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Baker Coming Back.

Baker coming BACK.
Baker damned his fourth home run in
the second inning of the first game He
did it Just after Jimmy Dykes had
muffed Ruth's vaulting fly The missile
shot so high Dykes misjudged and over
ran II as he came in on 1t. The Babe
hustled and made second base on his
search of the sky. Ruth trotted in ahead
of Baker.
"Whaddya get hits around here?" he
beefed when he learned the play was
scored as an error. He jumped five feet
for the ball,'
Precision and rapidity marked the en-
suing innings, with deft and rockribbed
pitching by Shawkey and Keefe. There
wasn't the symptom of a run and there
was a profusion of fly ball hitting, more
off Shawkey than off Keefe. Bob must
have had lot of spin on the ball to
make 'em pop like that. Ten flied in the
first five innings.
Epochally thick witted base running
kept the Yanks from scoring in the fifth
Shawkey was on third and Fewster on
second when Peck rolled a slow one to
J. Walker. Shawkey could have walked
IN on Il. but no effort was made by him
20 reach the plate until Walker had
tagged Peck. when he was doubled easily
by Walkers toss to Perkins. II is just
such careless or don't care or non-alert
work as that that keeps the Yanks in the
class Of near pennant winners.
The Yanks made a run in the sixth
and would have made handful but for
more messy base running. They were
getting to Keefe by now and bunting a
good deal Ruth, Baker and Meusel
made hits. Pipp walked and the infield
spilled two errors. yet out of all that the
Yanke made one paltry run. Baker was
caught mapping OFF second. which
gummed the manpuvres greatly.
The Athletics broke through with two
hits and a walk In the seventh and
scored once. ShawSey frightened splen-
didly IN the pinch. and McCann helped
him by bunting at a third strike. He
and his pals roared and said he didn't
bunt. but the umpire. 1t appeared. was
right.
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MORNING GAME.
Totals. .27 10 % II 0
sBatted for Wieneke in the ninth inning.
tBatted for Uhle in the fifth inning.
IRAN for Morton In the seventh inning.

Cleveland . 0 o o rs
Two base hits-Smith, Morton. Jameson.
Wambsganss. Three base hits-Collins, Smith.
fices-Gardner, Mulligan, 9: Strunk, jamie
son. Double plays-Collins. johnson and
Sheely; Uhle, sewel and Johnston: Collins
and Sheely; Johnston and Collins; Mulligan
Chicago Q. Bases on balls-Off Twombly,
9: off Uhle 4 off Mails, l. Hits-Off Uhle,
in 3 innings; off Morton, 0 in innings;
off Mails, In 2 innings: off Twombly, o In
1-s innings: off Weneke. In 2-3 innings.
Struck out-By Uhle, 1: by Morton. l.. Win
ming pitcher-Morton. Losing pitcher-Twom-
bly,. Umpires-Dinneen and Moriarty. Time
of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
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TWO TO The YANKS,,
Big BATS SWSHING
Overcome Four Run Lead to
Beat Athletics in the Sec
Ond Game.
KNOCK FIVE HOME RUNS
OF Which Baker Gets Two
First Score, Ga; Second,
IA to 4.
By WILLIAM b. HANNA.

The Yankees took their holiday as
signment yesterday in the form Of an
afternoon double header. They didn't
mind having two games compressed
into four xour space, for they won
both from the Athletics. though they
had to swelter to do it. Everybody
sv\ltered; it was that kind Of day.
The first score was to 4. the second
IA TO 4.
The fact is the Yankees are attuned
70 double headers. That's all they've
been doing lately. They have won three
of these in succession and cutting
chunks out of Cleveland's lead.
The Yankees had their maui sticks
swishing for big business yesterday.
They hit five home runs to wit: Baker.
two; Meusel. one; Schang. one; Ward.
one. Ruth CLEANED his share OF hits,
but no round trippers. He stole two
bases.
Shawlley and Mays leach had an
inning in which he slipped. but each
had the goods and generally produced
them. Four runs by the AethleticS In the
first inning of the second game only
gave zest to the game from the View
point of Mays and the rest of the
Yankees. They coon battered their way
through Rommel and the rest into the
lead.
The Athletics cracked in the second
game. They've been gong fine for some
time, but cracked and suffered re-
version to type. The Yankees scored in
every inning but one. the sixth. Few
eter, Peck and Ruth were the batters in
that empty inning. and they felt quite
mortified over 1T.
Bakers batting was why the Yankees
won the first game. 1t included two
home runs and cleaned up four runs.
The member from Trappe snatched five
hits from the double header. His field
ing was spotted and his base running
touched with saffron. but his bat was
live. potent and vibrant instrument
and influence
The New York herald., 1921-07-05

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