New-York tribune., 1909-07-29
TWORUNS FOR YANKEES
EIGHT FOR BOSTON TEAM.
Red Sor Took Kindly to the DellU-
cries of Warhop and Lake.

The Yankees were victims of case of turned
ia bles at American League Park yesterday and
went down in defeat before Boston by a score OF
to q Better all around work won for the visit
ors who. although they were by no means free
from fielding faults steadied down regularly when
the pinches came. Moreover. Arrelanes, after
wabbling badly in the first inning, pitched with
cool precision thereafter and did much better than
Jack Warhop who the mound for the
Yankees for six Innings. during which six runs
were scored. Lake. who finished the game dld
fairly we'll although he had ragged support
Sweeney really responsible for the first run
scored by Boston. He let the easiest sort OF a
foul fly by Niles get away from him. Following
this Niles singled, went to second on sacrifice by
Lord and scored on a spanl<ink single by Speaker.
The latter tried to steal second and was cut down
on a beautiful throw by Sweeney
The Yankees tied the in their half Of the
first inning and should have gained a lead big
enough 10 scare the visitors off They had the op-
portunity, at all events, but then, as later astg-
1natisn seemed to interfere with their view of the
opportunity Demmtt got base on balls. and
Keeler was hit. Donohue made great kick. but
Hurst waved him away, and Chase promptly came
up and singled the first ball pitched. scoring
Demmitt Hemphill shot a short fly to Hooper, but
Iaporte came along with a single to short right
that filed the bases. Chase kept on running when
he turned second and nearly crowded Keeler Off
third TO be victim at the plate. keeier
waved him back in time, however. There was
only one out, but Elberfeld skied foul to Dono-
hue behind the bat, and French made great stop
on Jimmy Austins wel-meant drive toward right
The Yankees had their next chance in the third
inning Warhop moving the visitors down easily
meanwhile, but the opportunity passed again
Keeler led off with a single and Chase walked. but
flies to Speaker eliminated Hemphi and Laporte,
both being good catches, and Elberfed popped to
Wagner.
The fourth inning the downfall OF Warhop.
Lord began with rousing smash to right for three
bases and scored on Speakers long fy to Demmitt,
the latter making q good catch. Hooper banged
another three-bagger over Keeers head great
throw holding him at third. and Wagner was hit.
Stahl smashed the ball against the centre field fence
for what would have been home run anywhere
else Demmitt hung back and waited for the ball
TO come back on the bound and this good play
held stahl at second. although Hooper and Wagner
scored stahl thrown out at second by Warhop
on French's tap, and Elberfeld got Donohue at
first Three runs had been scored. quite enough, as
It turned out.
The Red Sox added more runs for good
measure while New York managed 10 get one man
over the plate in the sixth inning, when E1berfeld
made a three-bagger and scored on Wagners Wild
throw.
Lake caught Hooper mapping of first by a foot
twice in succession in the sixth inning but Connolly
called the runner safe each time. The decisions
we're so bad that they caused laughter rather than
rage.