Yankees Again Humble Indians.Giants Extend Streak.Dodgers Lose Another Game Peckinpaugh 9s TwoHomers Barnes lilts It a and Glorious Feelin? . , ByBRiccs Drive Coveleskie From Box Ain't Grand McGraw's Men Captain Gets a Four-Bagger iu Each of First Two Into 4th Place Innings; Collins Winner by 11 to 3 in Game That Is Curtailed and Darkness Polo Grounders Nose Out by Rain Champion Reds by 2 to 1 for Fourth Win By W. O. McGeehan Straight Stanislaus Coveleskie's throat halysnrds broke at the winch in the From a Special Correapondent 22. second at the Polo Grounds when Peek in pa CINCINNATI, July -For the sec¬ inning yesterday, Roper ugh ond time in two the .soaked him for a second home run with a knot smash into the days onrushinp twenty-four ! Giants laid low the proud world's cham¬ port side and two other sailed and across bleachers, players wing wing pion and as a the mark Reds, result of theii ahead of him. Bdat for boat, Yankees beat Indians by 11 to 3, fourth consecutive victory climbed inti unless somebody can come forward with a time allowance on account of the first division. New York to-da; Bob MeusePs length over all and Pinjr Bodie's breadth of beam. won out, despite a thrilling ninth in The game was called after the seventh' ning finish by the locals, a scon A smile at all "four of by cor¬ on account of rain, darkness and other 2 to 1. ners"! complications that made navigation dif¬ The Score Jesse Barnes, who was somewha ficult. The ¿8,000 customers went be¬ slow tp round into his true form thi Price revision on low when a squall broke, and after the CLEVELAND (A. L.) NKW YORK (A. I.) season, was the Giant twirler wh several ab r H i'" it <¦ sb r li po * i< foiled a fourth inning they began to cruise .TumlcvRoi). If SIS 1 1 l>| r'linilgh. KS 4 » a 0 2 u relay of Redleg contempe thousand men's suits. homeward on the liners. Chapman, si 4 a 1 1 1 111'lpp.« II)... S ] 1X10 raries and pulled up his mates by th înterborough Speaker, ef. a o 1 u Ol Pratt. 2b.. 2 l » l 4 n that were By that time it looked as though Smith, if... »ill 1 0 OIRuth, lr... a 1 2 1 (i n bootstraps from the hoi polloi to th Many consid¬ Indians needed at least a seven- Gardner. St>. »0 1 ¡i 4 O Meusel. rf. 4 » a 4 o o Hite. Barnes pitched a masterpiec run W'ftnss. 2b, 20 1 a 2 llttodle, cf., 4 i a a ou for and erably higher, $50 to and one-error handicap over Yan¬ .lohnstoii. lb. '-'0 0 4 II III Ward. üb. a 0 1 0 00 eight innings with perfect sur. $75 kees to make it a race. o'Wili. e... a o I .". 4 OlRuel .c_ 412a 110 port doubtless would have come off t now. Norton of the Covolcnkl«, p 100 u 0 0 Collins; p. 1 a i i 10 shutout honors. In the first Captain Bully destroy¬ Myers, p.... 0 I) II 0 11 Ol eigï er Semmes cruised into the Polish .orancs_ ill 0 0 Ol innings Jess let the Reds down wrl Grounds and cast his anchor to the FacUi, p..'., 1 0 0 0 0 0 four scattered singles. Cincinna leeward of the press box during the bunched two hits with an error ft Canoes, camping for Toals.26 a 7 IS 12 ill Totals. ..31 11 16 21 8 0 their equip, race, which accounts the nautical »Batted for Myers In fourth Inning. only run in the last round. merit, twist. Captain Norton has overcome Galled,on account of ruin and darkness. So far as that goes, the Cincinna golf clubs, tennis the handicap of having come from Cleveland. o- fi 2 1 0 0 0. a pitching was tough enough to suit t) goods at Cleveland by bucking the army line Now York. 2 4 2 12 0 x.1 1 most fastidious. The Giants garner« rackets.sporting as a cadet and the North Sea as a Two-base hits.Ruth (2), Chapman. Smith only a half dozen safe blows. It wi all four stores. naval officer. He can pick his course draney, Meusel, Bodie, Wambstfanas. Three- not' the fault of tl in weather but baseball bane hli .lamleson. dome runs.Peoliln- Adolpho Luque, any weather, iiaiiKh (2). Stolen bases.-Ward (2), Bodie, Cuban mound artist, that he did n for he picked Indians to win yes¬ Sacrifice Gardner, Double play.Peckin¬ tarry to the end. He gave way in ti Suitcases. terday's race boat for boat. paugh, Pratt and Pipp. Left on bases- eighth inning to a pinch hitter. "Hoi Bags. "Ward¬ Wheel Into Action Quickly Cleveland, 8; New York, 7. Bases on Eller retired the visitors in the nin robe" trunks. balls.Off Coveleskie, 1; Myers, 1; off after the first two Giants batters hi Coveleskie was perturbed in the very Paeth, 3; off Collins, 4. lilts off Cove¬ hit first inning when Peckinpaugh opened leskie, .'. in one inning (none out in 2rnll : ! safely. with a home run into Held orf .Myers. 6 in 2; off Paeth, li In 3. Hit the left t.\ pitcher- By Collins, Spealter. StrucU- Light Hitting Game Is straw hat bleachers. Pratt a base on balls your dingy? got out.By Coveleskie .' by Paeth, 3; b> In this light hitting game scorii and went to second on a smash by .Men¬ Collins, 3. Wild pitches Collins. Paeth. opportunities were Some new ones ar- sel. the Wonderful Wop, Winning pitcher.-Collins. Losing pitcher j few and far h just Ping Bodie, Coveleskie. Umpires -Mortality »ml Chill. tween. The Giants muffed a cracked a to center and scored ' go single line.2 Hours. chance in the first when t ¡rived! Pratt. double steal inning Meanwhile the squall started, and went wrong. Burns si after Yankees half of the second gled and Young walked. Burns to Rogers Peet Company for Myers, who had relieved Coveles¬ ¡third on Frisch's fly to but w inning Skipper Speaker of Indians a star¬ Neale, kie, plastered double against the trapped by a short throw on an Broadway Broadway was praying that it would keep up and board bulwarks of Stadium. Jamieson at drown Yankees out of the hall tempted double pilfer. Groh, who s 13th St. "Four at 34th St park. brought him home with a smash to gled for was Ruel started with a hit between third center. Cincinnati, caught ste Convenient ing after Daubert and Roush flied o j-nd short. Rip Collins bunted one this time it looked like more bad The Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave. to Coveleskie, who threw to second, but Hy Giants got a run in the seco at weather to windward, and Yankees inning. This was due Warren at 41st St, there was nobody by the bag. to trim sail to finish entirely to The throw have rolled before started the thing oversight on the part of Kopf. Af might in a hurry, while Indians tried their Kelly had to the wind for a few hundred fathoms best to the who popped Daubert, Spem if Tris Speaker had not cut across its keep thing going. Ruth, tripled far over Roush. Then Do; He the and held the had struck out once and walked once, walked. Smith hit to bows. gaffed ball drove one toward the center field sharply Sicki runners, but Collins was safe. Then and everything was set for a dou bleachers. Speaker dashed after it, but play; but in his the good schooner Roger Peckinpaugh and the Kerr eagerness to effect t came in second and once slipped dropped ball, giving Outpitclies in Ninth two-ply up the leg Ruth two had Rally killing Kopf stepped off a knot smash bases. Ruth immediately bag before he received' more sent twenty-four himself out Sicking's thr< Five Batters into the left-field bleachers for a home speared stealing.* Enables Though he got the batter at first Leitding Meusel out a to Harper; Champions Braves run, the other two ahead of also cracked double failed to retire scoring center was out in a Doyle, and Spen him. and standing up tallied from third as a result t In Two Big Leagues dash to third. Yankees were navigat¬ Beat Red Sox, 2-1 of At least it looked like two home runs To Down Cards negligence. Doyle took third on to finish the game within the al- throw Luqi out of two times up, but those who ing poor to catch him napping, AMERICAN LEAGfE left their moorings at the Polo Grounds loted four innings and a half, while- BOSTON. July 22..Kerr had the Barnes struck out. Indians were tacking to prevent this. ST. LOUIS, July 22'..Boston trailed For Player, Clnb. G. AB. R. H. PC. for the yacht races in the last few better of Harper in a pitchers' duel New York Tribune St. Louis for eight innings to-day, then some time thereafter it sett Speaker. Clev. 88 339 84 140 .410 are wondering if the time allow¬ Steals Home (Copyright, l'J20, Inc.) down to a real Staler, St. Loulf».. «7 Sol 67 141 .40« days Bodie, He to-day and Chicago defeated Boston, rHllied'in the ninth, scoring two runs pitching duel. Jackson. 81 lUff «1 ance might not cut them to two mere and 5 to Roush Makes Chlcajro.