New-York tribune., 1910-06-24
YANKEES TURN AT LAST.
%, Out Twelve Runs and Halt
Flying Athletics.
olyJNN STANDS IN BREACH
uolds Philadelphia Batsmen at
Bay with the Help of
Team Mates.

- varkees turned on the Philadelphia
..L,..s~s At American League Park yes
80 afternoon and gave them a wallop-
-t;cb thev VIII remember for many
sc "a come After losing four straight
os New York came TO the conclusion
- = was time to strike and strike hard,
7rben the game was over the Athletics
=. sba feld buried under a score OF u To s.
80 YANKEES went into the game with
=, ols defiant, never-say-dse spirit which
g v-ou SO many games for them this sea-
This dogged determination 70 win
- everything seemed lest had its effect
80, The score tied at ] to ! the visitors
..r,,aa four runs IN the fifth inning. and IL
,oola5 for time as though another dis
.s--ons defeat would be recorded But this
&c not 70 be. The home nine pulled to-
-.+,e- ana scored two runs in their half OF
=. same inning tied up the game with
20 more IN the lucky seventh and then
sraTv. 70 make assurance doubly sure and
Is good Job while they were about It, the
vsnkees pounded Atkins for six hits, which
.,rn+a5 for seven runs in the eighth inning.
s-su;ngs at last discovered pitcher on
..s s-ar VINO could tame the demon hit
SO m the visiting team. The responsible
.rv devolved upon the shoulders Of Quinn.
e-s Re vas equal 10 the task Injuries have
ksn+ hi1z out Of the game recently. but he
-areyered sufficiently TO perform creditably
r Yesterdays game. Although he did not
-. himself 10 the task Of pitching no.
~. game. and, as a matter Of fact, al
lozed as many as eight hits yet he sue
,ee5e6 where other pitchers have failed IN
tbe last few days, that is, in keeping these
bi-s scattered where they could do the least
damage. The hits piled up On him in the
sf+s inning. but thereafter he was master
ef the situation
F-i1le -i-ched the last two innings. He
~as as effective as when he relieved Ford
m Tuesday. Although he allowed three
hits. no scoring was done
oI,i1n had q faster and snapper team
supporting him than has been the> lot Of
soule O. rae other pitchers. Knight was the
sensation Of the game. His wonderful work
a. Short, taking seven schances-several
difficult ones-in perfect form proved a
stiff backbone TO the defence. Austin, too,
was OF tie job every minute, while Gard
usr proved z reliable man at second. Hal
Chase showed that ne has not yet become
rsed 10 the hot weather and made wild
throw over the plate which proved costly
IN The fifth inning but otherwise he was in
his old form.
Laporte replaced Cree in left field, and
with Gardner at second the batting order
q the home nine seemed TO be strength
ened Wolter carried off the hitting honors
r the day with three singles, while Hemp
b1l got a single and a double, which, with
tvo singles apiece by Chase and Laporte,
made quite z tidy bunch
4 general Improvement in stick work
was seen al along the line, too, and It had
its effec-. Although Morgan, who started
the game for the Athletics, allowed only
three hits the Yankees were. taking to
him rather kindly when he showed signs Of
weakening in the fifth inning. Connie
Mack sent Atkins to the rescue, but the
latter was easier still, and altogether the
Yankees collected q bundle OF twelve hits.
The visitors infield showed G slight re-
rersal OF form. -Four errors were made by
'the Athletics. and Collins Baker and
Barry were credited with one each, all Of
which were costly.
The score follows