New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-10
Daring Eleventh Inning Play
Gives Yankees Even Break.
CHICAGO TAKES THE FIRST
Fifteen Thousand Watch Ford
and Walsh Fight Out Fine
Pitchers Battle.

battle and the New York Americans left
the field victorious by score Of TO >,
t.. zzzre was the second OF a double
header. tie first being a 10 victory for
The VIZ Sox
Tho s-.ening rVn was made on a double
sceSr >~arh tpVo out, in the eleven in
ring Roach. the second batsnan UP,
sir=1eE 10 leez Gardener followed with
single TO the same spot and put Roach
on third. Cree forced Gardner. Mullen TO
Blackburn hut was safe himself When
the signal was given for the steal Sullivan
snapped the bah 10 Walsh and Roach was
caught between third and home Roach
lodged back and forth with most Of the
White Sox gathered around The ball fol
lowed him fast until PurteH threw wild TO
Sullivan. and Roach was safe with the
winning run
Walsh DID the finest bit OF pitching that
has been seen around this town for some
time Fer seven innings he let the Yankees
down with two hits, and although they had
tailed one run. vet Chicago was one 10
The good. At the opening Of the eighth
Cree walked. only 70 be nipped at second or
Austin's weak bunt, while the latter was
forced a. second on Sweeney's grounder 10
French Sweeney was safe, however, and
then Ford went long way toward win
ming his own game by dropping q Texas
leaEuer for two bases near the right fielG
foul line. the Yankee catcher went TO third,
When Daniels singled through short and
brought Sweeney home with the run which
lied the score i looked as though the
game was soon 70 be clinChed for the
Yankees. Wolter walked and the fans
howleo with Joy. Walsh put three straight
halls over OF knight and the din increased
r. nil
the big pitcher. and he cut the plate with
Two strikes, and the side was retired when
knight grounded cut. Blackburn 10 Null
len Roach singled and Cree's base or balls
put Walsh in bad hole in the ninth. but
he struck out Austin and Sweeney. popped
Up 4 fy 10 Purteu. retiring the side.
Ford did some pitching that was pitching
CT his Own behalf A single by Sullivan
and errors By Cree and Gardner put two
men on the bags with none out al the
opening OF the third. But the young twir-
Ter -ightene6 Up and sent the next three
batsnen 70 the bench in order With TWO
out in the seventh, Collins tripled. but
French bounced an easy one 70 the box
and was out Fast playing retired the
White Sox practically il order in the last
four innings Things looked bad when
DoUgherty walked al the opening Of the
eleventh and took second on & sacrifie. He
tried 10 steal third, but Sweeney and Austin
caught him CO close decision, while Pur-
TEL struck out
The Yankees in supporting Ford showed
Up better than they have al any time since
they returned home. Errors threatened to
be disastrous a. times. but Ford assumed
N the responsibility Of pulling them out with
II q victory and was successful Chicago
? gave Walsh whi-lvind support. Black
burn made several brilliant plays. While
French was also q star
The Yankees drew the first blood in the
second game After going out in order in
the first TWO innings, al the opening Of The
third Walsh hit Sweeney on the arm. and
Ford advanced the runner 10 second with
sacrifice. Collins set himself 20 handle
Daniels's hit. but The ball took wicked
bound and rolled 70 the fence for 2 triple,
scoring Sweeney Daniels tried 10 stretch
The hit 10 a home run, but was out al the
plate
The White Sox took q lead. however, in
the sixth inning. French died easily, but
Parenc doubled nearly 10 the score board.
Dougherry's grOunder bounded over
knights head. and both runners were safe.
MUllen's single brought Parent home while
PurteITs smash through short scored
DoUgherJy- Mullen tried to score on
Biackburn's sacrifice fly to Cree, but was
doubled at the plate, retiring the side.
The first game was one OF those drawn out
end lengthy affairs which have been charac-
teTistiC OF the struggles on the hilltop since
the Yankees returned home Hal Chase
with his timely hits. was sorely needed, but
lameness kept him out OF both contests
Several times a trifing single would ha e
gone z long way toward bringing enough
runs across the plate 70 win the game. 5lIt
II was not forthcoming. White, the Chicago
rvirler, kept tze ten hits which he allowed
well scattered and when the Yankees
started dangerous rally in the eighth
Walsh relieved White The great veteran
held the Yankee youngsters safely in hand.
Neither team showed anything renarka-
bic II the way Of brilliant form. and er-
rors abounded- Although the visitors got
only four hits Of Quinn in the first two
innings, couple Of passes, with an error
or Two, were enough TO tally four runs and
win the game. Fisher. the new pitcher
from Alddieburv College, appeared for the
hrSt time on home grounds, and pitched
good bail. He felded his position well and
allowed only i've scattered hits during the
six innings ne rwtrled- Manning was IL
the box for the last inning and was wild
The "hitless wonders scored four runs
in the second inning on two clean singles
sEio d III OF ne ILky E-zTleIT, which bound
ed Of Quinn's glove. Ten batsmen faced
the Yankee pitcher in the one frame Null
len LED Of with q sharp single 10 left and
PurreO raped hot one al Gardner. which
was TOO hard COR the infelder &c handle
and il was good for e base. Blackburn
sacrificed for the first out and shaped things
up nicely for z couple OF runs Payne
grounded weakly TO Quinn, but the latter
with loads % zine 10 catch Mullen al me
plate. threw wildly 10 Mitchell and the I'M
counted White smashed q terrific drive ~
LaPOrte, and although the fielder had =
square in his hands. he muffed # and PIlr-
tel crossed the plate. Collins thereupou
bounced the ball of Quinns glove for =
single. filing The bases, and il looked as
though more runs We're due. knight et
French get 10 -rst In order 10 force cut
Payne at the plate This was accomplished
halGiiy. Although there were Two OUT. the
bases were stln waterlogged and Quinn be
Ez1 TO fee TIE effects Of the strain. Parent
walked, forcing White home for the third
Tzn. while Dougaesfy drew another pass and
Collins Tailed. Mullen grounded 10 Aus
III OF his second time up and forced Parer-
~ third. retiring the side
Fisher relieved Quinn at this point and
pitched sterling ball for the next six inn
ings. He allowed only I'VE scattered hts
ard held the White Sox down IN fine form.