New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
RUNS GUSH OVER PLATE
Trouble Is, ,ney Gush at the Ex-
penSe of the Yankees.
WHITE S0X ENJOY THE FUN
Pound Out Seventeen Hits and
Make It Four Straight
Over Chase's Men.

II was a scandalous thing TO DO. but the
Chicago White sox dipped the whitewash
brush deep in the palid fluid and sloshed
Il around so freely at the American League
Park yesterday afternoon that the Yam
KEGS appeared Ike ghosts OF their former
selves and went down TO an overwhelming
defeat for the fourth consecutive time, by
a score Of IL TO o. Thanks 10 the 81. Louis
Browns. who took one game Of double
header -'.h the Red Sox, New York still
remains IN fourth place. but only by the
slender margin OF one point.
Jack WARRIOR one Of the most reliable
twirlers of the team and the only one who
did not face Chicago IN the three preceding
games made sorry showing but stuck
stoically TO his task and pitched out the
game. although he allowed seventeen hits
which didn't begin to be scattered. The
first two balls that warhop put over the
Mate got him I'm a hole, and he never re-
covered Mcconnell hit the first one to
left for a single. and Lord attempted a
sacrifice on the second, but Chase muffed
Warhops throw, the ball going to tho
bleachers. and there were runners perched
on third and second in short order. The
White Sox then entered the melee with
zest and a triple by Mcintyre and Bodies
single netted three runs right of the reel
From then on there was nothing TO the
contest but a rout.
In the mean time Doctor" White, Comis-
keys star southpaw. was moving down
the Yankees with skill and precision. Chase
returned to his old batting order with
Daniels and Wolter leading off, and Earl
Gardner appeared at second once more
but the change did no good, and the visit
ors cavorted gleefully away with victory
The Yankees never got man beyond sec
ond base and only four reached that COW
eted station. White allowed only four scat
tered hits-three singles. two Of them OF
the scratchiest variety, and a double by
Blair. No two came in the same inning,
and never pass to first was issued.
Earl Gardner and Wagner, the Cornell
infelder, who took knights place in the
eighth inning. showed the most life OF the
New York team These two players acted
IN q peppery fashion and did some spark
ling work. but as for the rest of the nine
there was much TO be desired The men
seemed 10 get everything that came their
way. but they were not anxious to over
exert themselves. Chase saved many
had error by knight and Hartzell with his
brilliant work around first base in pulling
down bad throws
There was little. however, that New YORK
could DO. with WARRIOR acting the part Of
the batter's delight The hits beat steady
tattoo over the field, three doubles, three
triples and a home run by Ping bodie
70 the bleachers being registered by the
Sox. Matty Mcintyre and Bodie were the
leading sticksmiths Of the day. with three
hits apiece. but every man on the team
figured I'm the hitting in one way or an
other
Corhan. the Chicago shortstop whom
Ford hit on the head and knocked uncon-
scious when the team vas here on It's nrst
trip. appeared in the game when he oatteo
FOR Harry Lord in the ninth inning, but ne
failed 10 hit safely. Lord was not sus-
pended for his attack on Mullin in Satur-
DAYS game. and played in his usual brill
liant manner at third Tannehill, however
was the real fielding star. He accepted the
unusual number Of eleven chances, ten as
sists and one put-out without an error
After getting off TO flying start. the
Soy kent right on, and showed no tendency
70 let M. In the fourth inning four runs
we're added 10 the score, on singles oy
sullivan. White and Callahan and Triples
10y Mcconnell and Lord. Zeiders douole
and Knights error let IN another In the
fifth while five were piled UP In the nihth
M, singles by Callahan and TannehilL
doubles by Mcintyre and Sullivan ana
Rodies home run.
Tho score follows.