New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-20
YANKEES TWICE In VAN
WIN TWO UPHILL GAMES.
Spectacular Battles ON the Hilltop
Bring Double Victory.

two games Yesterday beat them six ways for Sun
dav bv scores Of 10 and to l. and. In the
process of taking revenge for their double defeat
the day before not only stopped the winning
streak Of the visitors after they had annexed
eleven straight games. but pushed Fred Lakes
men down into third place again. tnasmuch as
Detroit came TO life and beat Chicago
There a little more than four hours or en-
tertainuent for the crowd OF ten thousand that
swarmed on the HILL and II there was dull mo-
ment at any time no one has any record OF the
fact The Yankees came from behind to win both
games. and Il took ten innings 10 reach decision
in the second affair. the home cohorts driving a
man the plate to tie the score after a smut
out had come to seem their certain portion. and
scoring the winning in the extra period when
Hall, Bostons pitcher. stretched Jake stshl on TOP
OF first base when he threw the ball into his eye
after fielding Demrnitt's choppy attempt at a hit.
made with two out and King Brockett on first. the
King sprinting home and winning the game
The first game won by score OF 10 .. ana
until the fifth inning was over the score stood to
against the Yankees. a Wild rush piled up four
runs and tied the score In that frame and other
talliss were added in the seventh inning. Then
Boston came within run OF the home total IN
the eighth inning and three men were on the bases
IN the ninth inning. with out. when Demnitt
backed far OUT in centre field and made brilliant
catch OF Gessler's screaming line fly. II was ht-
ting finish a spectacular game
The tenth inning OF the second game. and some
"
lar. too, but there wouldn't have been tenth
inning II Mr. Perrine umpire behind the bat, had
rendered equitable decision In the ninth inning.
when Demmtt scored from second Engle's
sIashing HIT 20 left. KeeIsr having singled IN the
mean time Perrtne called him out. although Halls
relay throw Of Niles's return high and Dem
mitt under Carrigan. who never really touched
him Elberfeld. furious. followed with another
single and the score was tied. for Willie Keeer's
sprint left room for doubt in the decision.
warhop the victorious Yankee pitcher IN the
first game. opposing Arrelanes. Karger and C1-
cote and outstaying all OF them. Arrelanes
taken out after had been scored OF him
and when his team in the lead. and probably
Fred Lake was sorry sfterward- He couldn't have
been any than Karger The funny thing
about his removal thar n came IN the fourth
inning. and he knew nothing about n. He walked
up 10 the plate. and had received one ball, when
wolter went out 10 bat for him. and he walked 10
the clubhouse IN high dudgeon and red sweater
Trouble was Warhop's portion most Of the time,
and he aged perceptibly before the game over
He did well enough two opening periods and
Austin and Elberfeld eliminated the first two bat
in the third inning Then WARRIOR hit Niles
and Lord smashed a lucky triple 70 left. the nall
striking obstruction and shooting over En-
giles head as he reached for g. Niles scored, Of
course. and Lord came home when Speaker rammed
n two-haECer past Knight
The second half OF this inning ended Arrelsnes
WARRIOR struck out and Demmtt a hrst ahead
Of a hunt Keeler doubled to right. Denmitt being
held AZ third. only EngIe's towering
sacrifice fly TO centre field EIberreld thought he
had n hit. but Gesser robbed bin OF II with
great catch.
The Red Sox apparently sewed the game up In
the fourth inning II wasn't lock stitch that they
used. however. It proved. and the stitches were
torn out later. warhop banged the ball into wag
ners ribs. expensive luxury he was free with
yesterday. E1berfeld's low throw to force Wagner
on Stahls grounder got from LaPorte. and
both were safe Mcconnell forced Wagner at third
on hts bunt. a fine play by Warhop. and Carrigan
raised a safe hit over second Stahl scoring Wolter
batted for Arrelanes. and walked Niles singled
over second. and Mcconnell and Carrigan scored
Keller took Lords liner. and E,Iberfelds relay
Of Wee Wiliies throw doubled Niles third
The Yankees TIED the score in the hfth inning.
and what a there was, Sweeney singled
Wagner forced him a second by making glowing
stop 81 Warhops red hot drive. and Demmitt
walked Keller was safe on McConnenS tumble
and full cried aloud 70 Engle for hit.
Warhop had scored passed ball But Engle
struck out after Eberfeld sent Keller and Dem
mtt home with single, and Elberfeld scored on
Laporte's single.
Keeler singled IN the seventh inning. and Engls
walked. That enough OF Karger. and Cicotte.
who had pitched Wednesday. called
Elberfed walked. and the bases were full. Wagner
booted Laporte's grounder half mile into the air.
and Keller scored. EngIe scored after GessIer
made great catch OF Knights fly
Brockett had the Red Sox tanned for the first
three innings OF the second game a swift double
play in the second inning in which Austin played
the chief part. being the only feature. There
doings in the fourth period. however. and a run
came over. although IL wasn't Brockett's fault
Speaker singled 10 right centre. and the ball got
away from Demmitt and let him reach third. Cess
Ter got base on balls and he and Wagner were
In a rattlIns double play when the latter hit 10
I.aporte. Speaker scored. but Sweeney had missed
a great chance TO catch him of third a moment
before so that the tally was 10 be ascribed
much TO OF omission 10 the one OF COM
mission.
How the Yankees first tied the score ard then
won the game has already been told
The details follow:
FIRST GAME.