New-York tribune., 1909-06-15
YANKEES TURN ON SOX
clyde ENGLE THE STAR.
FoTTo,rs Three Bdgger acith Home
Run for Cleanup Hits.


>-r York Yankees turned the Chicago
x,-.,+a sox who have been thorn In their sloes
Nh.s ~. zsason. and defeated them the hilltop
sss g Yesterday by score Of TO 3 Chief credit
=. ,lc+ory was due 10 Clyde Engle, who was
.l,. responsible for five Of the seven runs scored
=. .ba home team with a three-bagser IN the
- i-ni,g and crashing home run in the fourth
- r,sn we're on bases in both cases, so that The
- drives we're not only timely but Of the clean
- Some thanks are also due the White Sox
a. had streak of loose playing IN the fourth
80 Or otherwise Engle's chance to replenish his
e-5robe and drive in five runs might not nave
come - ,
n IN favor Of the home team. and the crowd
t,.b turned out some ten thousand strong. began
o. take the game a joke. even while rejoicing
shs. -be laugh was on the New York side There
- rlenrv Of thrills 10 come, however, and be-
,,-s rbe game ended the majority were roofing
80 NTH the fear that what looked like sure VIC
,,rv might slip away. As it was. the Nhte SoN
s,bs-ed i've runs three Of which were que 10
80 H-eird and Wild throwing Of the bail in the
- inning some Of the Yankees becoming IN
fected with the disease ueNeiopeu " 'iie
esrlv in the game.
Big Ed Walsh. whose brilliant pitching cost the
YANKEES the first game Of the series last Friday,
called on TO repeat the dose. but he only lasteo
.h,ee innings It can hardly be said that ne was
s-iven from the box but in point Of fact he
bovA5 2 slight unsteadness in the third inning
rch led Coulisky 20 substitute Burns the former
washington pitcher. for whom the "hlVe eUA
rsva ..Jiss' Donahue and Nick Altrock- Inc
..,za v-ss 10 the advantage OF the Yankees, al
go Burns himself was not altogether respon-
.uIe for the five runs heaped up. Comisky had 10
tasr1e somebody. however, so that Burns retreo IN
fa1or ~ Fiene when the fifth inning began. Inc
i.. named held the Yankees scoreless for the rest
- the game but fortunately for the home team
,,onr, runs had been scored TO give New YORK
s-s ers- victory over Chicago this year
..Ixinr.' Brockert pitched six innings for the
7s-kees and pitched fairly we'll all Things CON
.;se-ed but Staings decided that HuShes "ouiu
:. o,,i-A as we'll and sent Cree in TO bat for
-.ol,s,- in the sixth inning. IsbeTI made three
,srrer of the delivery OF Hughes, Whlch SEM
vri,e racing home with run in the seventh
,nni7z but just retrbution followed as WIN Two
orr and man on second in the ninth inning
Isbeu struck out - -.
rrfres vent along smoothly for two innings but
-. awe lizened I'D in the third. fast double
,l.v hy Dennlitt and Chase. after the former mao
csuegr = short fly after hard run set the crowd
cheering aid Hahn retired the SIDE oy a ny 70
Chase after Walsh had threatened uouoie "l>i'
single Then came the chance for the cro"o 10
cheer in earnest Demmtt hit the ball far ana
-. Fr,t II went on a straight line to NhlIe
a centre field. Hemphill beat out an lnheio mn,
however and went down TO second as f1loerieiu
drove a pretty single TO left centre Al lis poi-.'
1-re1e,e chance TO shine came. and he took ao-
of il by shooting lIt boil 0iO--e '--0
foul line for three bases. scoring two runs ne
vas only one out but Chase retired on s'rlheS'
,-r5a Vaughan. tie old Princeton captain VINO
vas again al second base. fell victim 10 qul0A
,hrovv by Atz of a sizzling grounder-
-te YANKEES slowed the game away in the fourth
-. a-5 This * how 10 happened: Knight opened
-,,b a single 10 left. and raced all the way hore
. r,on,eut later when Burns made WHO thr0"
~ E1sirs sacrifice bunt. and Atz followed II up
-, enotber quite as wild in an effort TO catch
af-s1 y
ssr in tire 10 catch Blair AT third, but the
excs+ernert was too much for Burns. ana DenhinOl D
walked 10 first Just 10 help New York along "hns
e-ooped Hemphills fly TO centre after a long run
but recovered the ball in time TO foroe Denlii'I
sr second. hut in trying for a double play Ianno-
rr- sho- the hall high Purtells head so that
Erockett scored and Hemphill went TO secono-
rv -ris time Burns was hotter than the weather.
If that could be possible. and presented hloerlela
with base on balls The Kid ana HenpniA
quickly worked a double steal, ana then ilIei any
walked home as Fngle, who felt the need OF q
linen s,,f- now that the weather is getting truly
summer. hit the ball a resourding crack to the
fence in centre field. and never stopped running
until he had crossed the plate. chase mace '"e
third out. hut the game was won
Chicago scored one run in the fifth lnhlhs' "Ieh
Atz singled and raced home on Ovens clean oIlFe
N centre for two bases Three more followed IN
the sixth inning. Dougherty beat out an inheio
hit hut was forced at second on Purtell s Oouil40i
u Brockett. Tannehir singled, but hnisht' ei'er
making pretty stop of hard grounder from
AIS bat threw, the ball the bleachers. so that
Purter and Tan1ehfl scored and Atz took thlro'
That disgusted Brockett, and a wild pitch let Az
walk horne The next two men we're easy ou'S'
however, and what looked like olsas1rouS lie
came 10 an end. AS told before Isoell III
bsrga- mas resnonsible for Chicsgo's fifth run IN
the next inning. after Hahn had beaten OUT an
infeld hit and been forced at second on "hi'e
hot grounder TO knight
EnEle made q pretty catch OF Ianfeilh 'o.S
ev ,n she eighth inning and Elberfeld made truly
rer,sate s,on Of Atz's hot grounder, all OF which
prevented further trouble
The score follows: