New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-06
YANKEES WIN BY A RUN |
Hold Boston Red Sox Off in a
Hard Fought Game.
CIRCUS CATCH By CHASE
WARRIOR Pitches Well Enough to
Keep the Visitors at Safe
Distance.

Tn. Yankees celebrated their return to
a., bfrl+or, Yesterday afternoon with a vic
49,. over the fast travelling Boston Speed
eos The score was TO ? 1t took a lot
:. l,ea6v work TO do the trick. and several
.t,es I-ic:or- or defeat hung In the bal
.nce but the men pulled together and
managed TO keep just ahead OF the visitors.
lack WARRIOR showed a big crowd of
.,ers" many Of whom were at the gate
e. . o'clock in the expectation of seeing a
s,rh1e header, that he has at last struck
SIC gait The boy with a low underhand
,.uverv kept the visitors guessing and
rh,le they found him for nine safe hits.
.he drives were too far apart to be effcc-
live
WARRIOR stood UP admirably under the
,-7,rial test Of the eighth inning when the
situation became particularly threatening
.o- +he Yankees. With one out Speaker
smashed a terrific drive which bounded of
~. cert-. field fence and went for two
bases Stshl raped grounder at Knight
who was unsteadied when Speaker ran in
s-ont Of him on the way to third. so that
she snor1stop furnbied the ball and both
men were safe. /. Gardner followed with
q single. scoring Speaker. Knight. unassist-
Cd DIT Gardner out at second on Lewis's
r-ourder but Stahl went TO third and II
Inoked as though the score would be tied
Wagner. however. popped up a foul toward
Be-t Daniels, who was on third, and the
new player made himself strong with the
fans when he got under the ball and re-
tired the side
The Young Buckneil player was the OBJ
,ect OF much interest. Although he did not
"a anything in the hitting line, he drew one
nass and displayed speed on the bases
which promises 10 make him the terror of
opposing catchers. He got away with q
steal 10 second and was able TO tally the
first run for the Yankees on Laporte's
single in the third inning. His fielding was
sharp. Two hard hits came his way tagged
for the sCoreboard if they had got away
Hal chase made one of his usual freak
PATCHES in the first inning, getting Engle's
foul square in his glove he stuck it out
after long run.
The Yankees had little difficulty with
Hall and pounded him for ten hits. Cree
was credited with three singles, while
Chase. Laporte and Earl Gardner each had
two Daniels scored the first run for the
Yankees. and they added two more in the
sixth inning when they punched few
hits.
base, but Laporte popped up a fly to l.
Gardner Earl Gardner connected for d
timely single over first and a good rally
was started. Birdie Cree was not TO be
outdone and raped e hot one into centre
field The tall took a bad bound and got
by Speaker. bit Cree was caught at the
plate when he tried to score on the hit
Chase and Gardner. however. had preceded
hin home
The Red Sox used one OF Warhop's three
passes TO good effect in the sixth inning.
scoring their first run Hooper, the first
man up, walked. but WARRIOR frightened up
and struck out Engle He seemed to have
plenty of time to throw Hooper out at sec
Oud on Speakers bounce to the pitcher S
box, but elected to snap the ball to Chase
for al easy cut Stahl then took adyan-
1age OF the situation and singled 20 right
field bringing Hooper home from second
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