New-York tribune., 1910-07-13
HARRY W0LTER THE MAN.
Drives in Two Runs for the
Yankees When Needed.
WHITE S0x BEATEN AGAIN
''Hitless Wonders" Make Plenty
Of Hits, but Fail TO
Score Runs.

Thanks 10 Harry Wolter. with his two
singles and two triples cut of four times
Al hat the New York Yankees made ii four
games out Of five with the Chicago White
Sox. al American League Park. yesterday
Efternoen. The score was 1 TO 5. Each hit
70: extra bases made by the New York
night fielder scored a-r1In, the first of the
Two Jieing the score and the second win
ming the game.
The White Sox have often demonstrated
Their ability TO Win games without hits.
hat Yesterday they put on the reverse
clutch and showed how they could lose q
game aith plenty Of hits. Two triples, a
double and eight singles were credited to
the visitors, and they tailed the grand
to9al of three rusls on the collection In all
except one inning WsTlop kept the hits so
well scattered that they were ineffective
while Sweeneys vicious throw 10 second
nipped many a promising run in the bud.
Scott was q puzzle To every man in the
home lineup with the exception OF Wolter-
The latter had the Indian sign on the visit
ing pitcher and got a hit every time at
hat. Three Of them were timely. Daniels,
Lspor1e and Cree were the only Yankees
besides Nolter who were able to do anything
fn the hitting lire, and they were forced TO
be content with one safe drive apiece.
While there were few hair-raisins plays
f. the game, both sides PLAYED errorless
han Clean fielding and clean hitting com
bined 10 make the contest speed alcrs in
faster time than other games that have
been played on the hilltop recently. Owing
to GzrdneT's slight Illness another change
tn the lineup was made when the teams
took the field. Knight covering second base
He measured up well with the other in
felders. and al played steady. even game
Blackburn was the star of the visitors in
feld. a fast double play in which he was
the prime factor smut eff the Yankees in
The fourth inning, when they threatened
70 run away with the game
II MAS IN tins frame that the home nine
punched a few hits on Scott. and fer the
first tine showed that they were out for
another victory. Scott had put them out in
cne. tAo. three order for the first three
innings. allowing only one hit. Daniels
oDenei the fourth with a single. however,
and took third on Voters sharp drive TO
night field. The latter went to second when
Collins relayed the ball to PuTtell in an at
tempt to catch Daniels. Chase sent out
long sacrifice fly to Collins and Daniels
scored the first run L-aporte singled TO left
field and brought Wolter home.
While Scott was writing out pass for
knight. Iaporte stole second. and when
Cree walked the bases Here flied Roach
then lined a hot one to Blackburn, which
the latter caught and threw to French,
6oubl;n-s knight at second and retiring the
side
The White Sox hit Warhop freely IN the
rrst four innings, but were unable to score
IN the third inning the New York pitcher
struck out the side, but singles Icy Collins
aa5 Falert were sandwiched in between
After me Yankees had tailed their two
runs IA tie fourth, Chicago took a lead q
one run in the fifth. Warhop hit Sullivan
on the head. stunning him Tor q moment,
bllt he recovered sufficiently TO go 10 TrSt-
scott then surprised the fans bl douD-
Ing over third. French Jhereupon cleaned
the bases with q triple, and scored himself
on q single 10y Collins Parent beat out
hunt 10 Laportc. and Collins went 10 sec
ond. The rally was going along splendldlE
and no one was out But NarhoD caught
collins of second. DouEherty fled out to
Eo!ter and Mullen forced Parent at second
Scott had poor luck with the batsmaa he
hit Daniels was the first TO feel the stinS
OF The bali after tRo were out and " otter 5
t7,st triple brought him home at the END
Of The NTH. with the run which tied the
score Warhop was hit il the seventh, and
Wo!rer triD'ed again, sending the Yankee
pitcher home with the winning run
The score follows