The sun., 1909-06-16
chicago. .; New York. 3.
CHICAGO tA.L1, 7,NEw YORK "a. lbs.

CHICAGO "a. Lj, 4, NEW YORK IA LII J.
Once again yesterday the White Sor did
things with their bats to refute the charge
of h!tless wonders which has been associ-
sted with them. They beat the High :
landers by the cleanest kind OF hitting.
Jack night booted grounder and wreck cd
+, double play which couldn't have been
more inviting had ii been made to order
and that accounted for two OF Chicag go 8
runs Aside from any moral bearing this
misfortune may have had on the game,
the Sox still would have won, for there
we're Nve other runs in their kit, more than
the New Works made.
There was three inning period when the
Chicago batters stripped OF timely hit.
with prompttude and decisiven which
would not be denied-the fifth, sixth and
seventh innings. In that time they laid up
stores in large enough quantity to with
stand a possible rally by the New Yorks
Sure enough, there was a batting furry or
the New York side, which. however. was
not cohesive enough to Offset the Chicago
anders cannonaded Smith other than dis
connectedly.
The Chica9os outdid the New Yorks both
in sett ing m en- on first and forwarding hem
to the home tablet with. punched hitting
For she fIst time this yesr the opposin1
DAtleFS Htu tut uttNci Vi iduHlhS. neTS
WAS more slow curving than speed in the
latter's change OF pace and il was reversed
with much forae by the Chicago hitters
.ion to rake over his talent with a fine comb
and use a large. number Of mon, But
Ieither change OF pitchers nor emerse1oy
10 put the New iorks where they. had better
than slim chance to pull up. IL Ense had
hi, safely in the eighth inning instead Of
3SnS ON !, Conld 4hh hsyf n made S
sNatsman failed. but he played a star game
in the field, already had made two hits and
was no. to be blamed because he couldn
on The Chicago side Tannehil and Atz
covered wide sweep Of ground.
came to pass Eddie Hahn bored tunnel
through the all. with a line drive to centre
and reached the plate pulled up. Doc
o. the field but aftar lsbell had flied out
the Doc was caught mapping. and the in
uf Ike e Se" Yorks had two ts on bases and only
one out in the second inning, Smith giving
two bases on balls, and KNIGHT landed hard
On hs Psh Hn s%ass o oS
play. With two out in the fourth Engle
ceayed a safety to centre. stole second and
was barted home BY Chase single. Chase
1snnehill beat down q vigorous drive, this
one from Vaughn.
There were two fielding siipups In the nth
inning. Tannehill SINGLED. and both ne and
ATT were safe when Knight clutched empti-
ress inst cad Of the ball prodded to him by
AtI sullivan hunted for a sacrifice and
Vaughn was slow in covering first He got
there eventually and took Manning's throw.
II was close and Sullivan looked to be out.
bu: the majestic KERN said safe; Eddie
Hahn peeled m another hit and scored
Tsnnehil and Atz
In the sixth Tannehill trpled along the
western borderlard and sent In his COL
league Pat Doughrety, who had drawn
four balls. Tannehill came In on the
squeeze, Atz trundling to Vaughn. In the
seventh Wilson provided n gratis yaint
10 first for Hahn. White sacrificed .1sbcll
punmelled to right and scored Hahn and
thereupon stole second and 6tted across
the platter OR single to right by Purtell.
Denmitt made home run in the eighth
inning. q lofty boost to centre which had
Doc White paving and rearing. The best
that Doc could do after misjudRins the hit
was TO get his hands on the ball. his mad
pursuit for II being interrupted by a fall
Hemphill and Elberfeld followed with
singles, and IT looked as L soWethirs was
out Fngle stopped the rally. momentarily
bystrik,ng out. but Chase singled and batted
in his second run Atz made a good play
on Vaughn's hot grounder. Knight walked
and filed the bases and Kleinow fouied out
to the accompaniment OF several thousand
erosns, The score: