New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
YANKEESLOSE ANOTHER
GREAT CROWD ON HAND.
Poor Playing By Home Team G'Ues
CHICAGO Second Vict0ry.


yesterday. 1t wasn't quite the biggest cro"d 'ne
park has ever held that the Yankees lose 10
the White Sox by score Of 70 g. out II was
certainly record for ordinary game on Ihe
hilltop for something like 1900 were on manu-
Every seat in stands and bleachers was occupied
admissions to the zrandstand being sold. as usual
long after it's seating capacity was exhausted As
a result hundreds poured into the oleachers anu
finding room even there kept on INTO the neiu'
where three rows OF benches didn't even 5esin 10
accommodate the crowd Frank Farrell will do
we'll to follow Mr.. Brushs example and enlarge MS
field If the Yankees hold a good position IN the
race. for record breaking crowds Will be the RUS
this
The Yankees started off with rush, getting on
TO Frank Smith in the first inning and pounding
out three runs. Chesbro. who began TO pitch 1oI
New York was easy but miserable playing pehihu
him helped the White Sox to tie the score IN the
second inning and gave them the leaa thereai'eI' ~
Any kind of support for either Chesbro or NarnoP'
who relieved him. would have held the White Sox
safe.
Stallngs had to depend a makeshift inneio
after the second inning. but the Yankees oion
lose on that account In the first place. JACK
Knight started the game at shortstop in place OF
Jimmy Austin. This didn't do harm. ror
Knight had of his good days. felded brilliantly
ard drove in pair of runs in the first inning Win
a smashing two-bagger that would have been
home run had not the presence OF the crowd III
the field made ground rules necessary. Had IT been
a homer on the records the Yankees would have
made FIVE
Iaporte became i'll in the second inning, while the
Chicago rally IN progress. and gave way 10
Vaughn The former Princeton captain had little
chance in the field and made error. but ne
showed promise a batter and base runner. ne
started off with a single in the fourth inning. max
ing one of the four hits of Frank Smith. and got
second on a sacrifice Kleinow hit to Purtel. VINO
had plenty OF time to touch Vaughn. and thought
he was going to until the collegian slid right under
him a beautiful example OF quick thought and ac-
tion
The Yankees had bad day. Even Keeler made
an error and the visitors took the lead in the third
inning on an fnexclIsable muf by Elberfeld But
there was excitement tap all afternoon. and the
crowd as happy possible. considering the fact
that the game was going the wrong way Inc
good work Of Vaughn and the impressive pitching
Of Tom Hughes in the last innings after War
hop had given way cree pinch hitter IN the
seventh inning. were comforting features Hughes
though he said he had arm. had speed IN
plenty. and control we'll and should be useful
before long
Jack Chesbro got roar of welcome when he
walked into the box for the first time this season
on the home diamond He did we'll enough IN the
first inning. though It took great stop by Laporte
TO rob IsbelI OF hit
Deun1itt chopped a slow infeld hit and beat It
out When the Yankees went bat Keeler got a
base on balls but EIberfeIG. who hoped TO do as
we'll. called strikes Engle shot a liner
10 left Pat Dougherty making a good catch. and
IernliEt went 10 IIlIu NetleE StOif oFN'iluT DN--
might have waited. for Chase got base on balls
filing the bases Laporte drove ball TO Tannehil.
who slipped letting Demmitt score.
Jack knight didn't inspire much confidence in his
ability TO clean UP. but surprised every one with
beautiful hit to centre field that would have been
an easy home run II r. hadn't been for the crowd
Keeler and Chase scoring
poughertv started the second inning with
double into the right field crowd. the first OF four
hits. Iaporte juggled PurtelTs easy and Keeer
Tat through him into the
crowd. DouEherty scoring. Atz scored Purten with
another single. E1berfeId threw Tanneh1 at
the plate on Sullivans gTounder. but Smith cut
loose with another two-bagEer and Atz scored
This all for Chesbro. and Warhop went In TO
face delicate situation Hahn lined into Knights
hands. and after White had walked Elberfeld made
a wonderful catch Of IsbeIs foul. which saved the
dav-or the hour
There was ragged work by the Yankees IN the
next inning VauShn made good stop Of Dough
erty's slow hit. but couldn't catch him at first.
P,Irteu bunted to Warhop. whose throw pulled
Vaughn of the bag, Chase having gone IN on
the buut TannehiH hunted. too. but Chase got the
ball on the line and tagged him out. Atz filed 10
Finsle who made fine catch and a perfect throw.
the toss being so good that Dougherty ran back
To third But Elberfed let the ball bounce or his
shins and Pat turned again and scored.
Vaughn led off with hit in the New York half
OF the fourth inning and got third with only one
out. Warhop and Demmitt both struck out. how
ever. The nth inning lightened by a wonder
fuI running catch of Purtelis fy in left field by
Jack Knight. The ball would have gone into the
crowd. had IL fallen, for two-bagger.
An error by Knight let Hahn reach first in the
seventh inning. and he all the way round on
Whites sacrifice. Vaugh1s error and DOughertys
fourth hit. Hughes put the White Sox out in one.
two, three order in the last inning and struck out
three
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