New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-29
LORDS LONG HIT FATAL.
Beats Yankees After Battle OF
Fourteen Innings.
WALSH AIDS THE WHITE S0X
Holds New York at Bay After
Score Was Tied in the
Ninth Frame.

t,.--,. lords triple over VOTERS head
broke up a fourteen-inning game between
.,o Yankees and the Chicago White SoX
on the hilltop yesterday afternoon ano
nut the visitors on the road TO victory
ANDY Mcconnell was lingering on frst oHse
AT the time and ended tie whlCh Hau
existed since the ninth frame by SCORING
ON Lords rit. while Harry himself tailed
vrbo, Daniels made a feeble throw or cal /
lshqr's sacrifice fv. The score was to DE-
Russell Ford started 90 take the meas
IRE Of the White Sox, bat received such /
miserable support and was hit so iTeeY
IN the pinches that the visitors scored I'VE
runs i'm the first five innings. Ford retired
I'm favor of p pinch hitter in the dfth'
HemphiIl striking out and Quinn succeed
ed % the cares OF the mound. The last
named worked for four frames in splen-
did fashion and held the White SoX IN
check but ne. too was compelled 20 bow I
10 a player Of better hitting ability in Caid-
we'll who started the rally which tied the
score IN the ninth The youngsters work
was brilliant In the latter stages ot TIE
game He struck ont three men in row
IN the twelfth, and IN the eleventh struck
ont Callahan with two out and runners on
FIRST and second.
Put Caldwell had q tough opponent in
"Rtz Ed Walsh. Iange who began the
came for chicago pitched wonderful ball
for eight innings and was practically in
vircible with men on the bases. Three
hits with one out. IN the ninth caused .
t5gghie Duffy 70 dispense with his services.
and Walsh entered the FRAY The big
ri--rer had hardly had time 10 warm w
when no faced Chase. Hal lined the ball 70
left field for a single scoring two runs and
-fal7E the score Walsh soon frightened up.
however. and was master at every stage
NJ tho critical periods which followed
The closing innings Of the game We're
sled with scirtuatirg fielding. in marked
contrast 20 the early frames. The Yam
KEGS PLAYED wretche5 ball at the start.
working along I'm q slow and listless fash
ion. scattering four errors through the first
five innings While the Sox collected only
six hits of Ford's delivery. the lax work
of Knight. Johnson and Daniels enabled
rrem o. score FIVE runs with remarkable
ease Three errors We've punched with two
singles Do the fourth and Melted the visit
ore three runs.
This s0iftess playing gave little indica-
ton ~ the rally which was 70 come. and
-r the four thousand-odG spectators who
traved the rain clouds defeat Seemed thor
.ucrlv deserved for the New York nine.
Three runs behind when the ninth rolled
around Knight. Johnson and cree were
ready 70 sing swan song ana repaired 20
the centre deid bleachers. so as 20 be near
tHe clubhouse when the game was over.
Hrt 1Ehting spirit was rampant in few
other members of the nine, and soon these
three deserters We're seen sneaking back
o. the bench around the outskirts of the
field. Cree arriving in time 20 strike out
sweeney was easy az the start Of the
ninth. but Caldwell, batting for Quinn.
dropped a single into right field. while
Daniels hit safely 70 left Wolter doubled
o. the same spot. but fast fielding by Cal
lahan held Daniels on third. although Caid-
well scored. Chase then raped "a hit out
If Lords reach and Daniels and Wolter
crossed the plate with the runs which
brought the Yankees ON even terms with
the White Sox. Chase died trying 20 steal
second. while 'rce struck out.
The extra innings We're fraught with
rriu.an, pitching and fielding. In the
twelfth with one out, Chase and Cree both /
his safely but two marvellous stops and
throws boy TannehiH retired Hartzel and
Knight Callahan made a remarkable I
which was booked for the fence. The
Yankees in their turn showed much more
life. Chase setting the standard and max
ing some fine stops of wicked throws by
Knieht With two ont I'm the eleventh Nc
cornell singled and Lord walked. but
Caldwell struck out Callahan. Although
Mcintyre opened the tenth with a single
and stole second. Caldwell found the next
three men easy.
The Sox scored their first run in the sec
ond inning. when Bodle led off with
single and advanced as far as second on a
couple of outs. crossing the plate on sui
Iivan's single There was one out in the
fourth when Hal Chase dropped a poor
throw bv Hartzeu of Bodies srounde-. Civ
Ing the runner a life. Zeider struck out,
bat TannehIu singled to centre. and when
Knight fumbled Sullivans grounder BOdie
tailed. TannehiU took second and Sullivan
got 20 third Langes safety TO centre
brought both runners home. the pitcher
taking second himself when the ball slipped
through the legs Of Daniels. Lord scratched
% hit through Hartzeu in the fifth and cal
Iahan sacrificed Hartzelrs error put Lord
ou third and Mcintyre on drst and Bodie
Was good for a sacrifice fly 20 Cree, the
latter making "a peevish throw 10 the plate
.r am attempt TO stop Lord from scoring.
Although Zeider walked Tannehil forced
Mcintyre al third
Tho Yankees started their scoring in the
f-h when HartzeH and knight led oT
with singles Johnson flied 20 Bodie. but
Sweeney walked. filing the bags. Hemp
hIr batting for Ford, struck out. but the
third strike was "a wild pitch. Hartzell
eeorre Daniels was easy% Tannehil 20
Z..Her Although The first two men up IN
tr. next two innings got on the paths.
brilliant pitching by Lange held the
Yankees down After Woter and Chase
mad started the sixth with singles and
worked double steal cree. Hartzen and
Knight famed in a row. Johnson and
Sweeney drew passes az the start Of the
seventh. adj 20 no purpose. as Quinn /
Daniels and Wolter were easy outs
With one out In the eighth Cree doubled
10 Jeff and scored on HartzeWs single TO
t- same field. but Knight hit into force
out and Johnson struck out The three runs
g tle ninth tied the score.
The score follows:
CHICAGO. NEW YORK