New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
YANKEES SPURT FUTILE
Rally and Tie Score in Ninth, but
Boston Wins in Tenth.
RED SOX ARE OUTBATTED
Warhop Proves Puzzle to Them,
but Shows Costly Unsteadi-
ness at Critical Stages.

Boston, July 3o-Roston won the 1nal
game Of the series with the Yankees here
this afternoon in the tenth inning The
score was to 4 The crippled New York
ers were in the game from start to finish,
and several times all but tucked it safely
away
The visitors threw a tremendous scare
into the hearts OF Boston '-fandom' in the
ninth inning, when they went to bat with
the score standing to 1 in favor OF the
Red Sox. Two men were out and only one
visiting PLAYER was on a base, when the
Yankees cut loose on Arrellanes in whlrl-
wind fashion and hammered the ball all
around the lot. until they had driven three
runs over the rubber and tied the score
Mitchell had a glorious opportunity to
make il four out of five for the Nanhat-
tanites in this same session. When he
came to the bat there were men on second
and third. Tie substitute catcher could
not measure up to the opportunity. how
ever, and ingloriously famed.
Little Warhop was Stallings's selection
for the box work and he pitched an uncer-
tain game. He was steady at times, but
gave bases on balls which were more or
less directly responsible for every run that
the home team scored. On the other hand.
he proved more OF puzzle to the Red Sox
than Arrellanes did to the Yankees. and
was hit less freely
Rain fell Internationally during the play,
and twice the game had to be called to al
low the showers to pass. The first time
was in the Yankees half of the ninth
inning and the second in the Red Soxes
half of the tenth.
After Daniels had been called out in the
first inning Hemphill singled to centre field
| but he tried to stretch the hit, and this
attempt cost the visitors the game. as he
would have scored on knights double, fol-
lowed by Cree's hit for two bases. knight
easily crossed the plate on BRIDES drive
| but Gardner flied out to Speaker, retiring
the side Incidentally. Cree, who has been
batting ike a fiend, kept up his hard hit
| ting and played q big part In that tint
ninth inning rally.
Austin's sensational fielding prevented the
| Red Sox from scoring in their half of the
first inning, although the home team go1
| two singles and drew a bad throw from
| Gardner Boston tied the score in the
| third Austin took care Of kleinows fly
| and Arrellanes fell victim to Warhop's
| r1JzzIing curves Roach knocked dowI
| Hoopers savage drive. but the runner bea
| the throw to first Then Ensle, the former
Yankee, drove slashing two-bagger int
right field. and Hooper sprfnted across The
plate, Engle took third on the effort Il
nail Hooper at home. Speaker got a base
| on balls but the best Stahl could do wa:
| to fly to Henlphill, retiring the side.
| In the sixth inning it looked as If the
! home team had Salted away the game
| Speaker began it by flying out TO Daniels
then Warhop lost control and walked Stah
| and Larry Gardner. Lewis followed witt
| a single, and Stahi scored. Wagner drove
| hard one at Cree 1t should have been e
| single but the little fielder slipped in tht
| mud and the ball rolled by him to the scor'
| board, making the dr1Ve good Tor thre'
| bases, Larry Gardner and Lewis scoring
| Neither team could get d man across un
til the Yankees went to bat in the n1ntn
| Daniels the first man up. singled, but
| looked blue when knight struck out, afte
| Hemphill had flied out. Daniels stole sec
! ond and scored CreeS single Gardnel
| singled and Roach beat out q nit to tht
| inield, filing the bases. Then time wa
called for few minutes because OF th'
| rain. When play was resumed, Austtl
| slammed out a two-bagger, scoring Gre
| and Gardner and putting Roach on third
| Donovan protested that the grounds Wer'
! in too poor condition to play, but the um
! pire wouldn't listen to him. Mitchell strucl
| cut.
/ Boston won the game in the tenth, whe1
| Sneaker walked, took second on Gardner
| out, after Stahl had famed, and scored o.
| Lewis'S single
| The score follows: