New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
YANKEES TAKE REVENGE
Ford and His TWiSters Prove Too
Much for Senators.
WIND AND DUST MAR GAME
Daniels a Large Factor in VIC
tory-Many Hits for Extra
Bases Registered.

russeu Ford pitched for the Highlanders
.rsins+ washington yesterday at the
American League Park and won his twen-
---afth game Of the season by the score OF
N . The Yankees premier pitcher old
M. +virl with all the effectiveness OF his
Rest form. hut he did quite well enough TO
have the Senators st his mercy most of the
-i-,e. allowing them seven hits Dolly
r-sx whom McAIeer selected TO oppose
-,-s nitosed good bail and bad ball by
-,---s The Yankees get nine safe drives
- his delivery. For an inning or two he
,-,,5is be as wild as a hawk. and then he
--,r,5 settle down and bar the Yankees
.-o77 4-sr base He pitched good ball IN
80 .,i7cbes a couple of times, and prevented
sbo-,e team from scoring when il seemed
-, .-s-a re runs al but across the rubber
,-.--s--,o-sneous occurrences. largely the
Vanderbilt CUP race and It's attendant ex-
-s-a-,er+. kept the attendance down al
..,,,e7, there was a fair sized crowd Which
zy- -p-ough two hours OF ball game ana
- Storm The guSty south wind that
- ar-oss the field ble~ the dust IN
80 @-o-, me end OF the lot 10 the other
.,5 made the game trying for player and
s-s--s-o- alike I was responsible Ior
.s,-s-a7 hits that would otherwise have been
cs~v o,l-s. q fy ball hit by Hemphtn II
-ha second inning afforded a notable ez-
s-,r5a of now little wind VIII throw away
,.--eD -he hest felder's calculations. The
"a. =, r7e-tiou went straight al Gessler In
-frh- eeJ6. bur the wind caught IL and shot
- - he left for twenty feet or more max
ing II GOOD for two bases.
ors of rbe features of the contest was
nc number Of extra base wallops regis
,s-es. The Yankees were in the van so far
.z -rs number Of hits went. but the Sena-
.,re made The record for continuous rIEnt,
,=sssler getting 2 sJinSirg drive into deep
-caarre- which bounded over Cree's LETT
y Fshor1de- for g home run Daniels. Cree and
Ford each made triples, while Eioerfeld'
F5en1nhiH and Gessler made two-b1Se hIts
I7arIels's hit did the most damage, FOR il
drove Ii two runs and enabled the Yankee
aelde- &c score himself q Few moments
later
Daniels came very near being TIE whole
show for the home team. hitting well and
running the bases with the maximum OF
caring. he made four trips 10 The bat. was
lift twice and had Q triple and 2 single. In
rhe third ne opened with a single and got
around 10 third or sn error ny Cunningham
and Chase's groUnder. Then he pulled OF
me squeeze play n perfect form, sliding to
the bag as Ainsmith stopped 70 touch him
= i-h The ball In stealing the fourth corner
9-fE neither wearing apparel met with an
zccident and he adjourned TO the clubhouse
<or new pair When he came to bat the
rex time the crowd cheered him and his
immaculate new garment and he responded
ty slamming cut 4 screaming triple 10 the
right field fence.
Germany schaefer made q wonderful
carch OF a Texas Lacquer by Gardner in
The seventh inning. He came in for the
hau OF the dead run and scooped it up
literally of his shoe laces. It was Schaefer's
-To-base hit in the sixth inning that gave
s2ae Washington crew its second rUn-
Ford pitched steadily through the first
four innings. and vas never in the slightest
danger. Cray, however. got of 10 a poor
start and let the Yankees have their first
run n The opening round To begin with
he hlt Daniels. and then came HemphilI's
lucky double. Chase drove q fy 70 left and
Daniels. who made for tie plate on the
1he goal Jack Knight was passed. and
then ne and Femphil worked q double
steal. T5emDhil getting across the rubber.
Daniels WAS the trouble maker in the
third when the Yankees go TWO more runs
I5is single started things. HemphIH was
safe On an error, and Daniels stole home
TIemphil scored on Garduer's hit. Austin
patience IN The fourth was rewarded with
pass. and an error By EIberfeld put
Mitchell on first and showed Austin Up Z
base Ford was out on a loug fy. or which
= lstIl took third, and then came Dauiels's
th-se-base drive, scoring Austin and
Mitchell. Daniels scored on a wild throw
bv Ainsnith TO catch him Of third.
Gesslers home run was the first tally for
Washington. and although the Senators
made Two safe hits in succession after that
and filed The bases, Ford was equal 10 the
ecergency. and Gessler's run was the only
re that counted, Cunningham hitting into
= Double plav that eftectually spoiled The
Senators chances. Another run was tailed
r. NIcAIee-'s cohorts in the next inning on
single by sunmerlatt and Schaefer's
double
cree got al the way 10 third on a sharp
drive 10 LEFT in The eighth inning and scored
CT a passed bali.
lie score frfloVve-