New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09
YANKEES BANG THE BALL
Pile Up Thirteen Runs at Ex-
penSe OF White Sox.
LITTLE GINGER IN GAME
Contest Drags Along with Few
Snappy Plays to Break
Monotony.

Once more the shades of night were fall
ing fast when the Yankees withdrew from
the field of battle on the hilltop yesterday
afternoon. after defeating the Chicago
White Sox by the overwhelming score OF IS
to 4. They administered the same sort of
walloping which they received at the hands
of the Boston Red Sox on the day before.
But the listless manner in which the game
dragged on was exasperating. New York
won by everlastingly pounding the ball,
but neither side showed enough ginger 70
satisfy the fans" Only two snappy plays
We're made during the game and both of
these were credited to Chicago. Black
hops sharp drive over second in the fourth.
while French pulled down Cree's liner IN
the seventh in brilliant fashion.
1t took exactly one hour TO play the first
two innings. during which time the
Yankees came within one man of batting
around twice. while twelve Chicago bats
men faced Manning. considerable i'm
provement was shown when the teams
managed to get through the next four inn
ings within the next hour. It was S
l.
and suggestions were heard from the
fans 70 the effect that 4 twenty-ninute
recess for refreshments be taken But
fortunately both sides went out practically
in order in the last two and one-ha1f inn
ings. and only fifteen minutes more were
consumed TO play out the game
Scott started 10 pitch for the White Sox.
but received such harsh treatment that he
retired before the first inning vas over
Daniels led off with home run to right
field and Wolter followed with = single
Knight fouled ont. but Laporte, who con-
nected for 4 triple and two doubles during
the five innings which he played, got his
three-bagger at this point and scored VOL
ter. Gardner began his batting record of
three singles and triple with rap for
one base and brought Laporte home. Cree
aimed 4 hot single at Browne. The latter
furnbled the ball and il rolled 10 the fence.
Cree rounding the circuit and Gardner
scoring ahead of him.
At this point Duffy decided that changes
were necessary in the Chicago lineup. Col
Inns was sent out TO right field. while a
new battery-Young and Biock-sUcceeded
Scott and Payne. It was not effective.
While Austin was an easy out, Sweeney
tripled 10 right field and Manning was hit
Before Daniels struck out on his second
turn at bat Sweeney and Manning pulled
off double steal. the former scoring the
sixth run Of the inning.
II looked for time as though the White
Sox were going to overcome the lead IN
hurry, when singles by Purten and Black
burne and a base on balls filled the bags,
with one out, in the second. Young struck
out, but Collins tripled 10 left field and
cleaned up for the visitors. Stallings saw
that the visitors were beginning to solve
Manning's delivery and substituted War
hop at the opening Of the third inning
The latter finished out the game in ster-
ling form. Four scattered hits were
cuIIed off his delivery in seven innings
Two of these came in the third, but no one
scored Young led off in the fourth with
a triple and tailed when Laporte dropped
French's fly. For the rest Of the game the
White Sox went out practically in order.
Young did NOT prove nearly so effective
2 barrier for the White SoX as WARRIOR DID
for the Yankees. The latter kept pound
ing Young Cy'7 all over the lot Nine hlts
we're made off him after the fateful first
inning. He pitched eight balls in success
sion at the opening of the fifth, passing
Daniels and Wolter. Laporte cleaned the
bases with his second double, while Gard
ner brought Laporte home with triple.
Austin doubled and tailed Gardner for the
fourth run Of the inning. Runs here and
there we're scattered through the other
inning on a desultory hit or two.
4 few changes were made in the New
York lineup. A temporary 1ndisposltlon
kept Hal Chase oct of the game, Daniels
going to first and Austin covering his Old
position at third. Knight batIed third 1T
Chase's place and did not get hit during
the fine batting fest. He drew two passes
however. Daniels covered first acceptaoly
but one fan was heard TO remark;
don't see where he has anything on Hal
Chase"
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