New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-14
YANKEES LOSE AGAIN
WALSH BACK IN FORM
Poor Support Costs Warhop His
Chance to Hin the Game.

I'd Walsh reappeared a Chicago pitcher UP
at American League Park yesterday and show ed
that he had returned form, for he held the
Yankees safe enough TO enable the White Sox 10
win by score OF to g. Jack Warhop in the
box for New York. and while he did not pitch one
or his best games he would have had more sue
cess had his support been less ragged. The crowd
was small, a fact accounted for in some measure
probably. by the unsettled weather OF the morn
Ing. and attributable even more TO the defeat on
Thursday. Thus the Yankees dropped down 10
sixth place again.
There was lot OF poor work by the Yankees.
and the team far from being the smooth ma
chine that took Detroit and Cleveland into camp.
II IS playing at good deal less than fun strength
OF course. and the return OF Chase. Keller and
Laporte VIII probably make a great change Hemp
hil made three hits yesterday and played his posi-
ton well and when keeler returns Demmitt may
be the man missing for while from the outheld,
for his hitting has fallen of OF late and his Held
ing has been none too good rest might do him
good IN the opinion OF some critics.
Reports at the grounds indicate that the close OF
the Eastern League season Will see lot OF new
faces with the Yankees Earl Gardner and Ford
VIII come back from JerseF city and It Is under
stood that Foster. the shortstop OF the Jersey city
nine Will also report. Moreover. he negotiations
with Toronto for the purchase OF Mitchell. the hard
hitting catcher who used 20 be a pitcher and IS now
OF the leaders Of the Eastern League in bat
ting said 20 have been completed. Mcconnell
and Schmidt. from Rochester and Baltimore. will
also return.
Walsh had not appeared for the Chicago team
since the Yankees knocked him OF the box on
their last Western trip. ana many surprised
to him warming up. lie proved the wisdom OF
Suivan's selection. for. although the Yankees got
pair OF runs IN the first inning ne was nearly IN
vlnclble thereafter and pitched about as we'll -
ever.
Alazer began the game with a single. and Parent
followed with another safe drive. on which AtIzer
was held az second Isbell advanced both men
with sacrifice. and for the third time the White
Sox led of with run IN the first inning when
passed ball by Sweeney let AltIze- IN. Demmi'i
caught Dougherty's shor; ny and held Parent an
third with a splendid throw. and George Davis
struck ont
Demmit, led on fo- the Yankees with a smash
into Altizer's hands. but HenIhW did better, and
hanged a ball that bounded away over Tannehilis
head HemphuI streA hing the hit into "a two
Dagger rs good sprint Engle singled over
second and Hemphill scored without difficulty.
Engle stole second and was held at third on Elber-
feds single. The latter tried 10 reach second on
the throw 10 stop Engle but was run down orth
surprised every one with a smashing single, and
Engle scored. putting the Yankees In the lead.
klnight forced Ortiz on drive to Parent
Walsh struck Warhop out for the last out OF
the second inning. and Warhop turned the tables
az once. tanning Walsh. who was first man up In
the third. Warhop threw Altizer out. but Parent
singled When he tried 70 steal second Elberfeld
scooped Sweeney's low throw up and tagged Parent
out a fine play Hernphil got his second hit in
the third inning hut was out stealing.
Isbeu triped in the fourth inning. and kept
home when Demmitt threw the ball 20 the Chicago
bench. Dougherty Was hit by pitched ball. and
Davis sacrificed Atz walked and Dougherty.
stealing third. was safe when Austin dropped
Sweeney's good throw. owens singled the
squeeze play and Dougherty scored.
Demmtt had chance To tie the score in the
fifth inning when Warhop with two out safe
on Atz's and reached third Wild pitch.
He struck out. however.
Clean hitting gave the White SON what proved
10 be the winning In the sixth inning. Tame
hill singled and reached third when Atz followed
with another safe drive left. Owens struck out.
but Walsh hit the fence In centre field. Tannehill
scored. but Atz, afraid 10 further stayed at
second, Walsh had 10 stop at hrst what
looked ike a two-baggsr.
In the second half OF this inning Hemphill made
hts third consecutive hit and his seventh iu three
days but Engle hit into double play. The Yank-
ees scored. nevertheless Elberfeld hit by II
pitched ball and cleverly stole second Owens made
a high throw. letting ElbeTfed reach third. ana
the latter scored when the ball got away from
IsbeH. Orth walked and stole second, but knight
was thrown out BY AtE.
The score follows