New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-17
YANKEES TAKE REVENGE
WoIter Breaks Tie with Red
Sox by Home Run Drive.
.FRILL DOES WELL IN BOX
Poor Base Running by stall
ings's Men Throws Away
Some Chances.

Twenty thousand fans" saw the Yankees
beat the Boston Red Sox By a score OF 70
. at the American League Park yesterday
afternoon. In spite OF the cool weather. the
stands were packed. and both teams played
with snap and ginger. Stallings's young
sters played a fast game. and did on OF
hitting which made their followers SIT UP
and take notice Twice Boston filled me
bases. and was in a fair way 10 win the
game until the Yankees pulled together.
thanks to F'rilrs steady pitching
vyolte- was mighty with the stick His
clean single into centre field brought IN
the first run and he covered himself with
glory by making a. home run in the sew
enth inning. breaking the tic. The hit
struck the ground near the foul line n lett
field. II was out of Lewis's. reach. and
rolled over 10 the scoreboard- As the
speedy little right fielder rounded third
BIZ Sc Austin. who was coaching on the side
lines. tried TO stop him. but Wolter WAS
out for business. and it was no use he
raced down the base line and crossed the
plate long before Csrrigan got the ball
on 2 bad throw.
FriH pitched a great gsms for the
Yankees. Although his opponents made
nine hits. he kept them scattered, and was
master OF tho situation at all times He
was well supported by the rest OF the
team. and his heady pitching saved the
game for the Yankees when the outlook
was dark.
The Yankees still have a good deal 10
learn about base running. Most Of the
PLAYERS who reached the bags offended by
poor work in this department Of tho game
Three opportunities 70 score were thrown
inhelders caught the Yankees mapping on
the bags. In the second inning Engle
walked. advanced TO second on a sacrifice
and went to third on Austins scratch hit
With two out. the latter made an attempt
TO steal second. and was so slow that the
Red sox not only held Engle on third. but
caught Austin, and retired the side Chase
overran first when ne singled and scored
wolter in the third inning. Hooper threw
the ball to Wagner. who. instead Of trying
to catch vclter at the plate, threw to Nc
Cornell. and caught Chase.
Three singles IN succession and pass
in the fourth failed to bring in q run
Engle. the first man up. sent Z grounder
through Wagner. and reached first, but
failed TO watch Carrigan's quick throw 70
Stshl. and was caught of his guard. Aus
tin and Friil were easy victims. and the
Yankees retired. although ths bases were
filled
AreIlsnes started In the box for Boston
and pitched we'll for two innings, but he
weakened and retired IN favor Of Hall IN
the middle Of the fourth inning. The lat
ter held the Yankees down to 2 scratch hit
and home run. Lewis took Hooper's
place in left field in the fourth inning He
went in the game as pinch hitter after
Wagner had doubled and Niles had reached
first on an error, but fouled out 10 Austin.
who made circus catch behind third base
The Yankees made two runs IN the third
inning. Sweeney got 10 first on an error,
Mcconnell fumbling a grounder. Frill sac
rifced and Hemphill flied out 70 Wagner
Volter singled into centre field. scoring
Sweeney. WoIter stole second and scored
on Chases single into left field. VOTERS
home run in the seventh inning broke the
tie. Austin was hit by Hall in the eighth.
stole second and scored on Sweeney
grounder which Wagner fumbled. making
assurance double sure.
Speakers double followed Immediately by
StahTs single. gave the Rex Sox their first
run IN the first inning. With one out. Hall
singled to left field in the NTH. went TO sec
ond on an error and scored on Lords
single 10 centre field.
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