New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
YANKEES IN A TIE GAME
White Sox Rally in Time to
Stave Off Defeat.
HITS COME IN A BUNCH
Vaughan Weakens for. Time
and Chicago Scores Three
Runs in the Ninth.

sneakirr of ninth-inning rallies, lne
Chicago White Sox impressed 1t upon 'he
Yankees at American League Park yesteE-
Cav afternoon that there is no rally mohopo-
iv in the American League. and that nelthef
have the teams of the West forgotten no"
che trick is turned. After the YANKEES ap-
psrentiy had slowed the first game OF the
series away. going into the eighth inning
with the score 5 10 1 in their favor, the
visitors took a sudden brace and changed
the whole complexion Of the battle by tie
tng the score. One. run In the eignth on
double and triple and three in the
ninth on three singles and a double made
4. necessary to go three extra innings
when the game was called on account Of
darkness with the score al TO 3.
The White Sox in previous seasons have
heen a stumbling block in the path of New
York. and they came very near living up
70 their reputation. II could hardly be SAID
that either team had anything on the other
ss they lined up on the diamond yesterday
afternoon. On paper they were exactly
even. with five runs, nine hits and three
errors apiece.
Although the White Sox took fast
game from Boston on Monday the record
on the first trip East has been anything
brt encouraging, and the rapidly travelling
Yankees were perhaps a little too confl-
dent, although they unquestionably peld
the visitors in proper esteem.
Jim Vaughan, who, by the way, was
called upon 10 pitch another extra inning
game was in sterling form, allowing only
three scattered hits for seven innings But
in the eighth and again in the ninth the
visitors solved his delivery Then Vaughan
tightened up and did not allow the visitors
hit for the next three innings.
Vaughan fielded his position in wonderful
form. stopping a lightning drive from
Doueherty's bat in the second inning and
putting Tannehil out IN the third by a bit
of brilliant playing. He also showed great
Judgment in the fourth inning by backing
up Austin and stopping HemphilIs throw.
thereby preventing Gandil from scoring af-
ter the New York centre fielder had fun
hled the ball He also had his eye with
him when batting and got pass to first on
two occasions
The Yankees pounded Smith hard and
consistently for nine hits, finally driving him
from the box Birdie Cree scored two runs
In the seventh with a triple and supple
mented this hit with single in the fourth.
Austin connected for two doubles. while
Chase hit for two bases in the fifth. The
latter made a wonderful steal to third in
this inning, coming in with a ten-foot slide.
he managed to score on a squeeze play
with Roach at the bat Chase played his
usual fast game al first and by one of his
famous stabs saved Roach from a wild
throw in the fifth
The Yankees supported Vaughan well and
helped him out of several bad holes early in
the game. But nothing could Withstand the
avalanche OF hits which came in the eighth
and ninth innings and resulted in tying the
scored
The Yankees scored first in the second
inning when Cree was safe on Gandil's
error, went TO third on Austin's double and
tailed on a wild pitch Austin went tc
third. and after Criger had fouled out tried
to score on Naughan's grounder, but was
out at the plate. Collins robbed Hempfill
of home run in this frame by wonderful
catch near the right field foul line.
Again in the fourth the home nine put a
run across the plate, Austin smashing out
his second double and scoring on Hemp
hills single. Chase opened the fifth with q
drive TO right centre for two bases. After
Laporte had popped up an easy one &c
Zeider Chase stole third and came home OF
squeeze play, Roach dumping a bunt Il
CIandil. Two more runs were added in tn.
seventh. Chase beat out a single thai
bounded off Smiths hands and stole second